What is a good price for guitar lesson targeted traffic?

Discussion in 'General Marketing' started by jasontn, Feb 19, 2009.

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    My site gets 4,500 UV a month. The traffic is high quality guitar lesson targeted search engine traffic. I think it's not easy to get this traffic. What is this traffic worth? What should I charge for a text link (no do follow) on my high traffic pages. It would be located near the top where it would get many hits.

    However, adwords offers guitar targeted traffic for probably a dollar a click. Which is a better deal adwords or 50 dollars a month for an ad on my site?

    How many buyers could I get. I'd like to get 10 so I'd have a good income coming in every month.

    My pages have front page ranking for terms like "power chord chart", "guitar fretboard chart", "printable guitar lessons" and
    "basic guitar chord chart". Actually basic guitar chord chart was very popular a few months back. I'm also on the top of the 5th page for "guitar chord chart" which is a highly competitive term. I'm working on a first page ranking for that.

    I used this site as a guide for pricing? Should I?

    http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/738116.html

    One site charged $50 for 320 unique visitors per day.

    Why would Collegesportscareers charge that amount?
     
    jasontn, Feb 19, 2009 IP
  2. UnNatural1

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    well, you can just place google adsense and see how much are you getting out of it per month and then try to get a private advertiser to pay maybe %20 more that what you get out of adsense.

    As far as textlinks go, their price is also determined by the page rank you are selling the text link on, a higher page rank would suggest a higher price.
     
    UnNatural1, Feb 19, 2009 IP
  3. jasontn

    jasontn Well-Known Member

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    jasontn Well-Known Member

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    Stats:

    Google:

    basic guitar chord chart #9 (highly competitive last year)

    power chord chart #8

    power chord charts #10

    guitar power chord chart #8

    power chords chart #7

    guitar power chords chart #10

    guitar chord chart (page 5 #1 - highly competitve search term)

    guitar fretboard chart #4

    fretboard chart #8

    printable guitar lessons #1

    free printable guitar lessons #6

    MSN -

    guitar chord chart (ezine article with my link) #7 (competitive now)

    guitar chords chart (ezine article with my link) #4 (highly competitive last year)

    guitar chords charts (ezine article with my link) #6 (competive now)

    basic guitar chord chart # 10

    Of course these ranking fluctuate a little bit.
     
    jasontn, Feb 20, 2009 IP
  5. geoiss2004

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    $50 sounds more than fair for a site with 4500 visits/month. since you dont plan on dofollow though, i advise you open your methods up to banner advertising - advertisers want graphical links not just text links
     
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    jasontn Well-Known Member

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    Yeah but do banner advertisements work? Studies say they don't. But sure I'll do banner ads if people will pay.
     
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    well just open up your offers. make an advertising section offering different types and see if you get any takers.

    i'm a bit suprised you've taken your site so far with such little knowledge of marketing. stop looking for answers and do it! :)
     
    geoiss2004, Feb 20, 2009 IP