If you haven’t read part one, go back and read it now.

Also – If you haven’t signed up for AffPortal yet, do it now! They’ve got the tools you’ll need to get this PPV stuff down. It only costs a couple bucks to try it, and it will make you a lot of money if you use it right.

So we already know what PPV/CPV advertising is. But what affiliate offers are there to push? The answer? Any offer that allows contextual traffic!

First off, you’ll need to sign up to some networks to push some traffic to. Here is a list of what I use along with some shiny affiliate links you should use to make me monies plz k thx:

• EWA
• Ads4Dough
• Motive Interactive
• Copeac
• CX Digital
• Neverblue

I’ve ran traffic to lead gens, email/zip submits, rebills, and even CPS offers and had some success with all of them. The key to any campaign is know how to promote it and what your basic niche/demographic is that you’ll be targeting. That’s what we’ll talk about here, then.

Lead Gens/Email/Zip Submits

These are your easiest PPV offers to push. Email and zip submits are self-explanatory. They are normally very easy to target. However, I suggest staying far away from these types of offers. Advertisers generally like to scrub and shave away at your balls, running out the profitability in a couple days. Plus, $1.30 on a lead generated isn’t anything to brag about.

For you noobs out there, a lead gen is like generating a sign up to a website or newsletter. The biggest niche for this is probably dating; biz-opp lead gens are very popular now, as well. Financial offers are big, auto/health insurance, etc, etc. The shorter the lead form, the better/easier they are to convert. Sometimes these can be direct linked and sometimes they need a landing page to sell them. I’ll talk about this in a later post.

Rebill Offers

These things have been ruining credit scores for years now (Credit checking services – just one of the rebill offers you can choose to promote). Rebills pay our big money – anywhere from 30 – 50 dollars. That comes with a price though. They are more difficult to get converting traffic for, more expensive to test, and not very noob friendly for the PPV amateur. That being said, it can be profitable.

You’ll see guys running fake blogs and articles to these type of offers, however, the FTC is cracking down on that, so you always need to be careful if you plan on taking that route. I’ve had a few good runs with single page 750×550 pixel landing pages that go to the offer. You can also try banners with these, too.

Sale Offers

Believe it or not, you can sell shit via PPV. I couldn’t believe it either when I threw up my first CPS PPV campaign and had a sale within 15 minutes. Here, it is all down to your landing/offer page and your targeting. A hint – target people that are already shopping (easy to do… just target e-commerce sites!). These are harder to sell than a rebill, because there is no free trial, but it is possible to run a profitable campaign with it. I’m proof!

Always Remember

You need to always check the terms of the affiliate offer you are going to run. Do not run offers that don’t allow PPV/Contextual/Pop-up traffic. You’ll screw yourself if you get caught doing it or even accidentally running offers that you aren’t allowed to.

That’ll do it for now. I’d talk more, but I need to save some info here for later posts. Stick around, subscribe, whatever to get more updates!