Comments on: You Can Make BANK With PPV Advertising

By: sohrab

sohrab — Sun, 15 May 2011 06:41:15 +0000

i am using ppv since 5/5/11 and lost few hundreds dollars though i am new at ppv/cpa market.but still hanging up and hoping i will learn it,how to use.
i hve heard peoples making huge profits from ppv and cpa markets.

By: kaktus

kaktus — Sat, 29 May 2010 17:36:28 +0000

You need to look at more cpm ppv advertise networks like poponclick.com to see that theres other much more profitable 🙂

By: sana

sana — Mon, 24 May 2010 01:07:42 +0000

i am trying media traffic.. runs some comapagins but deactivate all them in one day.. getting no leads.. have to understand it properly… can you help me? what types of offer usualy good to promote? ringtones offer ? weight loss? money making? etc? kindly describe

Thanks

By: PPV Marketing Guide for Noobs

PPV Marketing Guide for Noobs — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 20:38:25 +0000

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By: PPV Affiliate Marketing Guide - Pay Per View Adware Traffic

PPV Affiliate Marketing Guide - Pay Per View Adware Traffic — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 13:15:46 +0000

[…] Bryn Youngblut has a good post about PPV Advertising. […]

By: Affiliit

Affiliit — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 23:04:23 +0000

PPV is very powerful, but very scary if your not tracking properly and careful.

By: DTG

DTG — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 13:20:23 +0000

I have found it incredible how the “nouveau” advertising industry has mangled good principled advertising. “Pay Per View” should have been the model all along … but NOT as presented above.

Above, the author calls “Pop-under” advertising as well as “Pop-over” advertising “Ad ware” (as opposed to ‘malware’ or ‘spyware’) but we’ve always considered these techniques to be “How to Tell if Your Web Site Sucks.”

Because the web industry prostituted itself by bottom-feeding the ad industry to PPC and PPP standards they’ve become a stab in the back for the publisher.

We have taken a different approach. It’s more honorable, and with sufficient traffic and valid content, it can be more profitable — and that’s “Advertising”.

Yes, in the truest sense of the term, that’s pay for ad space and the publisher delivers X number of viewers or subscribers. Simple, eh? Under this system, the publisher can be successful, and the advertiser can be successful. It’s been proven for more than 200 years.

Take for instance the Wall-Street Journal. You pay for your ad, and their entire readership sees it. Consider the Super Bowl game. You pay your $3-million and your ad is seen by dozens of millions.

Can you imagine how stupid it would be if the WSJ or Super Bowl sold their advertising on a “pay per click” or “Pay per sale” basis? Well, obviously there would be NO WSJ or Super Bowl game.

We are one of the few web sites returning to this integrity model. We were tired of sending hundreds of thousands of views and clicks to advertisers for pocket change.

If you think your content and page space has some value, then you might drop the Affiliate myth and PPC myth and adopt the ‘real’ “pay per view” or “per pair of eyes” advertising model and start getting paid what you are worth in stead of prostituting your efforts for a few pieces of change.

’nuff said

🙂

By: JayRN

JayRN — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 12:25:50 +0000

Thanks for this information.. It would take 3 days to get approved? Im trying few other methods sides search and see what sticks. thanks for this great information.

By: Stuck on Google Adwords? | Click Consultants Affiliate Marketing Blog

Stuck on Google Adwords? | Click Consultants Affiliate Marketing Blog — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 04:44:29 +0000

[…] Another method that isn’t talked about as much, but can produce some great results is PPV aka Pay Per View. Basically PPV is adaware, which means that the person that’s gonna see your ad, downloaded a program that was free that is supported by ads. I could write a piece about this here, however, Bryn from Bryn.me did a great writeup about PPV and what it’s all about and he even listed some of the companies he uses. Instead of just rehashing his stuff, or writing up my own long thing on this, I’ll instead point you to his post on pay per view advertising! […]

By: CAREY

CAREY — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 15:21:08 +0000

awesome post! glad i found your site, it was on accident though =/ check mine out if you want. im still really working on it but it should be great soon