Marketing A Forum In PTC

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by gr8webseller, Dec 10, 2008.

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    Hi to all, i have planned to market my forum in PTC sites. Can i ? Here, there are lots of forum owners, so please advise me.

    And also recently i bought 100000 visitors advertisement from ebay. I used that advertisement for my forum, i got lots of visitors but no one is registering my forum ( even though i am having 44 members & 200 posts ).

    Till now i got 5000 visitors to my forum ( but no one registered ).

    Now please say me how to promote my forum, can i use PTC. Or if there is someother programs. For forum link check my signature.
     
    gr8webseller, Dec 10, 2008 IP
  2. marktw69

    marktw69 Peon

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    #2
    the word PTC means paid to click. don't get your hopes up very high of having it convert very well.
     
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  3. wounded1987

    wounded1987 Well-Known Member

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    Take my advice: don't use PTC and don't buy any of the "100,000" advertisement packages from eBay or anywhere else. This is a cheap and crappy traffic that doesn't even convert to forum sign ups. If you'll need further assistance you are welcome to drop me a private message.
     
    wounded1987, Dec 10, 2008 IP
  4. McDonalds|Chicken|Selects

    McDonalds|Chicken|Selects Peon

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    This,

    I would expect 0 conversions /sign ups with PTC or 'buying traffic'
     
    McDonalds|Chicken|Selects, Dec 10, 2008 IP
  5. Gytis B.

    Gytis B. Peon

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    #5
    PTC won't give you any benefit, it is just count cheat, because people is clicking ads just for cents, they don't look at the sites they are in, they just don't care about it...
    Advertisement like thousands unique visitors for some dollars isn't good too, the price of it speaking itself... And there should already be an active discussion to make visitors from this type of advertising to join.
     
    Gytis B., Dec 10, 2008 IP
  6. Chancey

    Chancey Well-Known Member

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    You are just going to waste your money with PTC. You best bet would PPC and SEO.
     
    Chancey, Dec 10, 2008 IP
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    terminator69 Notable Member

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    You wasted your money on crappy PTC traffic.
     
    terminator69, Dec 11, 2008 IP
  8. blogit

    blogit Guest

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    try neobux
     
    blogit, Dec 11, 2008 IP
  9. Gytis B.

    Gytis B. Peon

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    It is same shit, all PTC gives the same benefit which is equal to zero!
    Better don't waste your time and money with this...
     
    Gytis B., Dec 11, 2008 IP
  10. asholar

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    what type of advertising can be used to promote a forum.
     
    asholar, Dec 11, 2008 IP
  11. Gytis B.

    Gytis B. Peon

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    Try signatures in forums, it is free and good advertising way... Also try to find any forums where is a place for advertising or sites appraisals, post about your forum there.
    All I mentioned are free ways of advertising, if you want to pay for it, try ads companies which show your ads in related themed sites. For example google adwords.
     
    Gytis B., Dec 11, 2008 IP