How Not To Get Scammed by Solo Ad Vendors
Look for Sales pages that match with the Solo Ad vendor’s, check the picture and match it with the social media profile then look for testimonials. Make sure that they are realistic, 30 to 50 percent opt-in rates and 2 to 3 sales per 500 clicks. Stay away from vendors with large opt-in rates and high sales knowing that if it sounds to good to be true, then it probably is. And lastly, talk with them personally.
You can easily avoid these scams by doing your research and by asking the right questions.
In my next video I am going to teach you, “what questions to ask your chosen Solo Ad Vendors”.
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