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I am going to post this again. Still not sure if this is the rite spot. I have been in a MLM company for a few months now. And I am really starting to get the hang of working leads. But, good leads coast an arm and leg. Real time leads costs $4-6 a pop. And still being real time. I still get some people that. Say they have no clue what I am talking about when I call them. So I am going to have a lead capture site. It’s not going to have anything about the company. It’s just meant to catch there eye. And build them up a little and dump them rite into the survey. So, I can give them a call and do the selling. I really have no clue what to except from this site. But, if I spent $50 on say 10,000 hits. And get leads at a 1% rate. I will be doing a lot better then what I am paying now. I have been reading posts on the site for an hour or so. And I am going to keep going. I would love for someone to step in. And give me a list of things to look for. And things to avoid. And even tell me what I can expect. My site should be up and running over the next few days. I will post it as soon as it’s done. Thanks for your time. Steve316

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For : a neutral lead-capture page can lower per-lead cost, but the three failure points to guard are traffic quality, the capture funnel itself, and measuring true downstream value. ' suggestion to look at paid sources is a good start; the checklist below gives practical steps to test safely, filter bots/low-value clicks, and measure whether bought traffic actually pays.

  • Vet traffic sellers with a small pilot (500–2,000 clicks) and require click-level tracking (UTMs or a vendor pixel). Insist on sample click logs or click IDs so server logs can be inspected for repeated IPs, identical user-agents, impossible timestamps, or extreme session durations — all classic bot signals. Monitor bounce rate, pages/session, and median time on site per source.
  • Protect the capture form: one clear headline, a single call-to-action, and only essential fields. Prefer a short pre-qualifier (one or two questions) that raises lead intent rather than a long form that invites fake submissions. Use a hidden-honeypot field plus a lightweight CAPTCHA or time-based checks to reduce automated signups.
  • Track back-end outcomes, not just signups. Record a LeadID from the form and carry it through CRM/phone logs so CPL = Spend / ConfirmedLeads and CPA = Spend / Sales can be calculated. Simple formulas: CPL = TotalSpend ÷ Leads and LeadValue = SalesFromLeads ÷ Leads. Short tests reveal real conversion rates; scale only when CPL fits the true lead-to-sale economics.

Notes and cautions: require explicit opt-in for calls/emails and follow applicable consent rules, and avoid intrusive ad formats that produce high click volume but near-zero intent. If a vendor resists providing click logs or tracking, treat that as a red flag.

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You can try looking at www.salesgenie.com (i think thats the URL). I believe you get a good amount of leads for $250/month.

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Thanks for the reply. But, my question is more about buying traffic for my site. But, I will be sure to cheak out the link. Steve316

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No problem.

If you want to buy traffic for your site, well, I'd go with Google Adwords. You can definitely buy some traffic there.

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Thanks for the second tip. And after looking at that site. It may be something I try down the road. But, for now I am looking to buy some traffic. And try not to get ripped off. There are a lot of things I am not sure about. Pop under? Backdoor traffic? Bots? I just won’t to by some traffic. And make sure people really see the site. With what I am trying to do. I would only need a 1% turnaround to come out ahead. Its going to hard to target opportunity leads. So with a 10,000 hits. I would be happy with 100 leads. Anything more then that is gravy.

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Thanks for the second tip. And after looking at that site. It may be something I try down the road. But, for now I am looking to buy some traffic. And try not to get ripped off. There are a lot of things I am not sure about. Pop under? Backdoor traffic? Bots? I just won’t to by some traffic. And make sure people really see the site. With what I am trying to do. I would only need a 1% turnaround to come out ahead. Its going to hard to target opportunity leads. So with a 10,000 hits. I would be happy with 100 leads. Anything more then that is gravy.

May I ask what type of a site you are working with? It also depends on your budget of course.

As a side note, I would strongly discourage you from doing anything that has to do with any sort of pop-ups or pop-unders. They are always annoying and are perceived as spam. People just tend to close them right away.

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