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Make Money With CPA Lead

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 Do you want to make money online with CPA (Cost Per Action) leads? You can try it by joining the group called CPAlead. Here are some things to consider before you go for this type of online marketing...

Bloggers who are able to attract traffic from the US and the UK can use this kind of approach:


1. Provide highly engaging content in the form of an ebook, downloadable file, or even video.
2. Before granting access to your visitors, have them fill-up a survey form. This will take anywhere from 1 to 5 minutes.
3. After the survey is completed, bring them to the download page, or even send them the direct URL to the PDF ebook, for example.
All of this can be automated with the help of "widgets" provided by CPAlead. So there's no need to bother with the ultra-technical stuff, aside from the following:

• You will need to be comfortable with copy/pasting code.
• Some of the code will be right within the content of your page.
• Other bits of code will be placed between the and tags of your webpage.

If you are monetizing your site in other ways, I highly recommend you create a separate webpage for your CPAlead campaigns, so that there are no distractions.
Besides, if you're running a WordPress blog, why would you want to place the HEADER code in all your webpages, if only a few pages will be monetized using CPAlead?
A quick glance of the sample surveys offered tend to appeal to the young teens or twentysomethings. If your website audience belongs to an older group, however, you may need to take a different approach.
In that case, you can protect your content and grant access only after people pay via Paypal. Again, this can be handled by CPAlead, although I haven't gone this route yet.
(UPDATE: Another group you can write for are people interested in credit cards or even credit reports. You can easily create an ebook about credit info, which people may download after they fill-up a survey that helps them calculate their credit score, for example.)
But if you have a teen/twentysomething blog or website, and you have downloadable files or engaging JPEG images for your visitors, and if your site traffic comes mostly from the US or UK, then