Promoting High Ticket Item With PPV Traffic

People usually think that high ticket item are hard to convert. Its true that its harder to convert. It usually would means the end user has to take out his credit card and purchase something. That’s why its so much tougher to promote than just usual email/zip submits.

But that also explains the differences in payout. An email/zip  submit usually pays about $1 to $2 whereas high ticket item can range anywhere from $20 to $200 per lead/sale made.

When happens when you see a offer that goes like this:

Home Jobs For Citizens – Pays $115/sale

Most marketer, newbies in particular, would shun this sort of offer as much as possible as if its a plague because they think that this sort of offer will ever hardly convert and it would probably cost them a bomb to start testing this sort of offer and might risk a ton of money before even finding a conversion.

Let me tell you a secret. This sort of offers are my favorite type of offer. No doubt the conversion are hard to come by. But when it comes, you literally make a few thousand times ROI from your expenses. This is especially true when it comes to PPV traffic and you are paying pennies for your traffic and showing your offer to real life targeted visitors.

I ran this offer in the beginning of November and was spending only about $1 per day for traffic. It was just a small test campaign and i didn’t bid the top spot for traffic.

Here’s what happen a few days ago.

I send 49 views to the offer and got 1 sale and that’s $115 into my pocket. If you were to be doing email submit, you’ll need at least 100 conversions to achieve that.

To be honest, i spend a staggering amount of $9.91 to get this conversion! $9.91 to exchange for a $115 sale isn’t too bad huh?

That’s more than a 1000% ROI and you seriously can achieve this sort of profits from PPV traffic. If you are still stuck in the previous era whereby a 20-30% is considered good for PPC traffic. You might want to check out PPV traffic and start learning more about this form of traffic.

There you have it, morale of the story is not to be afraid of high ticket item as you never know what sort of conversion you’ll get with such offers.

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