- Joined
- Apr 15, 2002
- Messages
- 5,755
- Reaction score
- 63
Originally posted by safesys ...Traffic is the key though to making money from ppc se's - if you have the traffic to make ppc succeed you won't need to worry about minimum check levels as most of the better programs wouldn't want to accept you anyway if you had to worry about that in the first place. I don't know what level of revenue you'd be happy with, but typically traffic over 5k uniques a day would make ppc worthwhile...
Thanks for your reply and information, much appreciated. That's exactly the problem for most of us here - TRAFFIC! I seriouslly doubt if more than a fraction have websites getting 5,000 uniques a day. In fact, there may be only a small number who even get 500-day.
Personally, I have some successful websites which make good money and have done so for yrs selling financial products & services and they only get 50 to 150 uniques a day. In fact, I have been supporting myself and family since 1997 based on these low traffic levels and been 100% web-based with no other marketing or advertising for 5-yrs.
I always thught a site with a mere 150 uniques a day had good traffic - this is why I am so confused seeing the numbers used in these forums which dwarf my past expectations. This is why I do not understand why such heavy traffic as 5,000 uniques/day seems to be so important.
However, it seems high traffic needs are based on affiliate income rather than selling your own products/services. One big problem I have is having so many developed websites but only having products or services for sale on a fraction of them as I simply can't find products to sell on most of the sites, which is why I would love to turn to affilaite or ppc programs on many sites.
How much do you think it will take to buy an industry keyword domain with 5,000/day and also 50,000/day? Since it could increase my income by zillions of a percent, it may be a good idea, even if it means financing the purchase. I am open to offers from owners of sites with that much traffic.