How do I generate CPA leads without organic traffic or even website

Thanks for your fruitful reply. I really not but encouraged by your words.
Well, some points from your words
1. I can do medium investment but I fear of having a complete website through a long process and then get chance to monetize!
2. Another point should I have separate domain for each niche or several subdomains under a root domain could be a solution?
3. What it would be if I go for the offer immediate redirection through my subdomain and reach customers by direct mailing?
yes, I appreciate neat and steady process but now I'm thinking to make some quick profit

thanks for your tips. Maximum of CPA offers are related to USA customers. Do you have any suggestion how do I reach maximum customers through Facebook in USA?

Where do I can get targeted email list to buy?

"Don't forget to tell a warning/disclaimer to your viewers, so you want be reported"
Need some more details on it....thanks

You can try direct linking to affiliate offers on YouTube, but they will most likely take the video down with hours or days.

They are even getting tough on people linking out to their squeeze pages.

Your best bet with YouTube is to link out to a blog post with an opt-in form at the bottom of the post.

You can buy a domain and redirect if you wish, but YouTube is not stupid. Remember that when you are dealing with YT you are dealing with Google. They know an affiliate offer when they see one, and they don't care for it, especially CPA offers.

Some people may disagree with me on this.

I know there are still a ton of marketers preaching this method, usually in some $5 "Make $500 A Day With CPA" course they are selling.

The bottom line is the practice is old and outdated, and while you may see some short term money, it's in no way a solid long term business plan.

Just my opinion. You can try it if you like...

Most solo ad vendors will not accept direct links to affiliate offers. Besides, solo ads are expensive, and the chances of you achieving a positive ROI in this manner are slim. If you are going to invest in solo ads, you need to capture leads and send them through a proper sales funnel. CPA offers are a great way to make money on solo ads, if done correctly. Direct linking to an affiliate offer with solo ad traffic is not a good strategy at all. Been there and done that and lost my shirt.

Solo ads can be an awesome and profitable way to build a list. Unfortunately, it's not easy. It took me more than a year and about $8000 in ad spend before I mastered the technique.

The OP is trying to take a shortcut, and shortcuts might work for a short while, but in the end they always come around and bit you in the behind.

As far as building Facebook fan pages and groups around promoting CPA offers, it's a bad idea. In fact, it's a VERY bad idea.

Facebook actively uses the legal system to go after spammers (which is what you would be), and they have won several huge lawsuits against affiliate marketers and also affiliate networks. I'm not going to list any links here. All you have to do is Google it and you will see dozens of judgments. So it begs the question? If it worth making a few hundred or a few thousand dollars?

As for PPV, I don't have any experience with this kind of traffic. A lot of people seem to have good results direct linking, but from what I do understand about it you have to make a substantial initial deposit with most of these companies. I believe Lead Impact wants an initial deposit of at least $500 or more. I'm not 100% on the figures, but I figure if the OP doesn't even want to buy web hosting and a few domains then he is not going to be willing to put up that kind of an investment.

Here's the bottom line:

I am NOT trying to discourage the OP. I'm only telling him what a lot of marketers won't. If you are not going to get in the water all the way, then stay away from the pool.

If you are not willing to invest $10 a month and buy few domains for $15 each, and then create a little bit of content to send your traffic to - DON'T BOTHER.

Appreciate your help. Do you personally implement Youtube method? Would be happy if you do provide some easy Youtube CPA offer promotion tutorial, thanks

actually YOUTUBE and seo'ed properly can be good for CPA.

I went away from video for CPA, and recently went back and saw my results, and thought to myself...HOLY COW<.....why in the hell did I ever go away from this technique. LOL.

yes......one of those things. But done right its really powerful....

also its a reminder as a marketer if you find stuff that works, keep doing it, and write down how you did it and why it works so well.

Keeping a diary of stuff that works, will last a lifetime and get huge results.

thanks for your good point

It's as simple as this- BUT, you have to be willing to get a domain and web hosting and an autoresponder account, which it seems the OP does not want to do.

I agree with you 100%.


I wouldn't waste my time with that one. That article directories are ghost towns these days. I have several hundred articles submitted on EzineArticles (from back in the "Bum Marketing" glory days) and last month I got 1 click from there.

Most article directories have either closed their doors completely or changed formats. I think EzineArticles and ArticlesBase are the only two still holding on.

Direct linking to a CPA offer using Facebook ads is not a good idea at all. Your ad will most likely not be approved. If it is approved, you run the risk of losing your FB ads account.

The only PPC network I would even try to direct link to CPA offers would be Bing Ads, and I'm sure sooner or later they will be tightening up the reigns like all of the other popular PPC networks have.

I'll say it yet again: Direct linking is a poor business strategy. The only traffic I can see having success with that methods is PPV. If you are going to do some PPV advertising most networks require a minimal initial deposit of $500 or more. I think Lead Impact even requires $1000 now.

IMO, the quickest, easiest, and cheapest way for the OP to make good money with CPA would be set up a decent lead capture page with a solid sales funnel and THEN for he biz opp niche, buy solo ads. For other niches, Facebook ads would then be an option. However, I would certainly recommend reading the Facebook TOS before running any ads. There are several niches they do not approve of.

Twitter ads would be another good form of advertising to try once the OP has a good sales funnel, but again, the TOS must be read. I've been hearing they are quick to give people the boot for advertising the wrong things (wrong in their opinion anyway).

The best way to do this is to start a legit website and the OP should brand himself and his business, and try to make very user experience.

Sure, like others do

what resources you are talking about?

hmm, there are some others too in that list