The ad next to the news is the one that gets read.
Get 100,000 to 1 million clicks a month to a landing page from engaged prospects that want to read your ad.
Use a media buying team that gets lower native ad costs due to its proprietary bidding technology, copywriting, and landing page optimization
There is a method to find people that want to read your ad. And if they want to read your ad, and it's written well, you'll acquire leads profitably. It's about attracting them when they are in the “reading” mood.
These ads are placed on popular news and content sites where prospects are already reading. Highly focused ads get prospects to click at an affordable price compared to paid search. And get the consistent volume that email traffic never provides.
Native ads convert well when the landing page engages, triggers curiosity, and proves uniqueness and solves the prospects' problem. We have a 27 step conversion rate optimization process to help reach profitability.
Why native ads
- ReadingProspects are already in the reading mood when they see the ad.
- AffordableFocused ads get clicks at an affordable price compared to paid search.
- ConsistentThe volume that email traffic never provides.
- 27 stepsOur conversion rate optimization process for the landing page.
Our top campaign reached over 1 million clicks a month
Car insurance campaign
- 140,000clicks to our landing pages in a day (over 1 million per month)
- 5,000leads in a day, at peak
- 400+landing pages split tested
- MSN.comPurchased full day homepage ad spots
This is exactly what we've done for a car insurance client. We may be able to do the same for you if you're a good fit.
It has been both a pleasure and privilege to have worked with M3diaBuy. With their fanatical focus on optimization, M3diaBuy collaborated with my team to constantly reinvent and make improvements to our platform. This collaborative focus has led to over $10MM in revenue and has set the bar on how we work and interact with our publisher base.
Roger Lee, Director of AdvertisingTrouve Media / Bankrate Insurance
Google AdWords lists $20 per click for the search phrase “car insurance.” Through native ads, we were able to dramatically drop the cost per lead. Some of the specifics and profitable goals reached during the campaign:
- 140,000 clicks to our landing pages in a day (over 1 million per month)
- Up to 5,000 leads in a day
- Over 400 landing pages split tested
- Purchased full day homepage ad spots on MSN.com
How to get more leads without spending more on advertising dollars
+57.2%
more leads in a recent test, from varying the bullet point copy alone.
Through our 27 step landing page optimization process, we're able to design and write a web page that gets more readership, builds trust, and converts.
With a series of testing varying bullet point copy, we were able to increase leads by 57.2% overall.
What it costs for M3dia Buy to create the landing pages, native ads, and buy the space on content sites
Per lead or sale
Prices are on a per lead or per sale basis (so it's lower risk for you) in the niches we already know. Everything else starts on a cost per click basis.
The niches we already know:
- Car insurance
- Ecommerce
- Home improvement
For other niches, it will likely be on a cost per click basis. Traffic will be purchased on native ads, sent to a landing page stating the offer. For every visitor that clicks from the landing page to your website, you will be charged. This will be determined after reviewing the niche.
Test price
If you have a profitable dedicated solo that you email to lists
Your dedicated solo will be turned into an advertorial design that we've already proven to convert well. An advertorial is a content rich landing page that reads as easy as an article. A sample is available by request.
$2,000minimum
$4CPC for all site types
Cost per click is from M3dia Buy's designed landing page to your offer or site. This offer is only an estimate. A thorough review is required before a definite offer is made, but email is a good testing ground for what typically works with native ads.
