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Leadimpact top100 targets by volume (14)

08-19-2012 02:54 AM #1 flowmotion (Member)
Leadimpact top100 targets by volume

...for these countries US, UK, CA, AU, NZ, FR, DE

Fresh list! I'm guessing these apply for trafficvance too. Enjoy

http://www3.zippyshare.com/v/89675678/file.html

08-19-2012 03:49 AM #2 zeroonedigital (Member)

Nice, thanks for the share!

08-19-2012 07:41 AM #3 abundance (Member)

Wow, thanks man.

On a side note - Anybody willing to be my referral on Trafficvance ? If yes, PM me.

08-19-2012 07:34 PM #4 boomachucka (Member)

Thanks man!

08-24-2012 08:25 AM #5 ericchuawc (Member)

how do you manage to get this list? self testing or from LI? hmm?

08-24-2012 10:44 AM #6 cyberwiz (Member)

What does it meant by top 100 target by volume?

08-24-2012 12:44 PM #7 Loffy (Member)

"how do you manage to get this list? self testing or from LI? hmm?"
You just contact them (Leadimpact) and ask for a list of the most popular targets. You need to be a member of their network though, I think.


"What does it meant by top 100 target by volume?"
These targets (i.e. keywords, such as "diapers" & "iphone ringtones", and URLs, such as "amazon.com/baby-items"), are the ones that most often trigger a pop-up.

08-24-2012 01:50 PM #8 Crispee (Member)

Thanks for this...I downloaded, but have a noob question, what can I do with this list? If those are top keywords, wouldn't that mean they all have high bids?

08-24-2012 01:52 PM #9 cyberwiz (Member)

THanks Loffy,

And so, how could I read the table?
Sorry for asking some noob ques here.

08-24-2012 03:57 PM #10 flowmotion (Member)

Yes lead impact supplied the list. You can view it in microsoft excel

08-24-2012 04:06 PM #11 Loffy (Member)

"what can I do with this list? If those are top keywords, wouldn't that mean they all have high bids?"
In theory, and I do not recommend it, you can start a new campaign with Leadimpact and use a couple of these high-traffic targets, to attract a lot of visitors to your landing pages and/or directly to the offers that you promote. That way you will get lots and lots of traffic. There is a problem though: if you use high-traffic targets, you will spend a lot of money, fast! You will not be able to manage your campaign. And, as always, there is no guarantee that you will get leads/conversions.

I do not think that all of them require high bids. But the volume (high number of visitors per minute) will eat up your campaign budget really quick. (I once tested "apple.com", just for fun - the whole $5 budget was gone in just a couple of minutes.)

08-25-2012 10:17 AM #12 cyberwiz (Member)

sorry, what i meant is how to interpret the table.
But I think I got it already.

Thanks =)

08-26-2012 02:42 PM #13 flowmotion (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by phantom View Post
Thanks for this...I downloaded, but have a noob question, what can I do with this list? If those are top keywords, wouldn't that mean they all have high bids?
Here are some things you can do with the list:

-You can test the traffic first by bidding lower. When you get something profitable, you know more traffic is right around the corner.

-You can spy on the targets to see what others are doing. Get new angles and ideas for your campaigns.

-You can scrape the shit out of those targets and bid on internal urls instead + bid on variations.

-You can look up related sites to the targets already on the list to find more targets with less competition.

-You can check out the international stuff going on, which has less competition

-You can contact lead impact about their other countries too. Or if you're interested a top500 list.

-You can be confident that your campaigns will always have enough traffic to make lots of money.

-You can port these targets over to other ppv traffic sources.

09-16-2012 06:44 PM #14 rjpbseal (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by flowmotion View Post
Here are some things you can do with the list:

-You can test the traffic first by bidding lower. When you get something profitable, you know more traffic is right around the corner.

-You can spy on the targets to see what others are doing. Get new angles and ideas for your campaigns.

-You can scrape the shit out of those targets and bid on internal urls instead + bid on variations.

-You can look up related sites to the targets already on the list to find more targets with less competition.

-You can check out the international stuff going on, which has less competition

-You can contact lead impact about their other countries too. Or if you're interested a top500 list.

-You can be confident that your campaigns will always have enough traffic to make lots of money.

-You can port these targets over to other ppv traffic sources.
I copied your post and put it in a file with the spreadsheet. Now I have a tutorial.

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