Untold Story Of Solo Ads

Before you think about buying another solo ad from a vendor, I want to share with you
something I learned from my mentors & coaches.

I’ve had so much success with solo ads learning from my mentors. But here’s the thing,
it wasn’t always like this. When I started my first affiliate marketing program, I invested
in solo with no experience, no clue what I was doing.

The vendor I purchased from never delivered my clicks. I tried contacting this person
and they never answered my emails. I was so furious with this person and it created
mistrust because I refused to invest in another solo ad again.

My mentors recommended an affiliate program that teaches an effective way on what
to when using solo ads, and as a result, I was able to make my first sale learning step-
by-step on how to use solo ads.

Be careful with solo ad traffic from some of these vendors. Not every vendor’s email
list is good. Most are giving you what’s called “bot traffic” meaning it’s some non-human
or some automated software that will opt-in to your offer.

Some of these emails are flagged by other people that have these emails on their list.
In other words, you have fake emails that are going into your autoresponder.

Also, there are emails that are being bombarded by other marketers offering the same
product or service you are offering. So chances are these emails that are now on your
list, they’re not engaging in your content. This hurts your sending rate.

Having these emails in your ESP (autoresponder) could hurt your domain and your I.P
address (Internet Protocol) from your Internet Service Provider where your I.P can be
blacklisted.

To find out if you’re domain is blacklisted click the
link below…

(https://mxtoolbox.com/)

If you don’t want this happening to you while running free or paid traffic and those leads
coming to your autoresponder start filtering your follow-up series emails.

For more on emails and why you should use email marketing for your business read the
previous blog post right here.