How Foreign Buyers Run Traffic Without Cloaks Using Quizzes

Hello everyone, Yellow is in touch. Today it’s a little crazy: let’s talk about how to drive traffic. Let’s look at the scheme of how they pour sweepstakes from Instagram stories and don’t bother with link bans. I think if you know how to build analogies and look for similar solutions, then you can easily apply this approach to any vertical and traffic source.

Backstory: a couple of months ago I came acrossAndrey Myagkov’s blogonvideo of an interesting guy Colin Dijsand decided to give you a little comment on it.

So, first of all, a set of tools: the dude uses affiliate network Big Bang Ads, Voluum astracker, ClickFunnels service for creating the creo and Google Images + Canva for creating the creo.

The first 5 minutes he searches for offer and stops at “Win ​​Playstation 4 + Fifa 19”:

Next, he enters offer into Voluum and pushes a link there, nothing interesting:

Next, he goes to the ClickFunnels service, which is essentially a designer of simple websites, where he creates a layout in the form of a test with a list of questions. First question: where did you know about this offer?

“Why are we even asking these questions? We don’t care about answers, all we want is for the user to click through this test and get to the landing page. This is because Facebook and Insta do not allow us to send traffic to a direct link to the landing page. That’s why we do this crap,” says Colin.

Second question: where are you from? A list of countries is given to choose from, in which, naturally, the geo offer is present.

After that, he stuffs a link to offer into the plugin, and changes the title of his template. The end result is something like this:

ClickFunnels gives Colin a link to the scam, which he, of course, puts intracker. Then he pokes around for another 15 minutestrackerFor those who are interested in setting up Voluum, watch the video.

Let’s move on tocreativity! The Canva service is a very good tool for affiliate marketers. All the necessary sizes for different placements, a user-friendly interface, the ability to use it for free — what else is needed) With such a template, he begins to sculpt a creo:

And then we stupidly go to Google images and search for “Playstation 3 Fifa 19”

Finds the picture exactly as on the landing page page:

And at the same time, the request “Playstation Wallpapers” finds a background for stories:

And finally, the query “Playstation banner” finds a picture for the title:

Combining all this crap together he gets this creo:

Well, then everything is simple: a campaign for clicks, a budget for the ad set 3 times more than the payment for offer, a couple of interests on the PS4 topic and voila — the Facebook campaign is ready!

After I saw all this for the first time, there was only one question left in my head: why, was it possible??!

Well, with you was a civilian translator-commentator Vygolov Daniil, give it a plus, guys!