The simple rule is this; put you SFI gateway in you ads link where it is possible and put your webpage/blog link in your ads if SFI gateway is NOT possible.
We need to shorten the number of clicks and steps for our prospects before he could reach the sign up form page, because its very difficult to get those who read our ads to make a single click and you double it if you have two clicks to make.
On direct ads with SFI gateway, we only need to craft one good ads. Usually it should present the best features of SFI, they expect it when they click the link.
There are websites however, that does not accept our SFI gateways like Facebook. These is where our webpage/blog will play a very important role. Facebook is still the richest source of free affiliates, therefore we need to find ways to bring them to SFI sign up page by all means.
We do it by two steps(clicks) rule. From Facebook to our webpage/blog then from our blog to SFI sign-up page.
In this method We will need two sets of ads to craft well to make this effective.
1. From Facebook to your webpage/blog - the primary aim for this ads is to put them "to want to discover something".
2. From your webpage/blog to SFI sign up page - the primary aim is to point them "to where they can discover it"
Make this two a continuous flow of discovering something. so make them connected and not separate idea.
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The simple rule is this; put you SFI gateway in you ads link where it is possible and put your webpage/blog link in your ads if SFI gateway is NOT possible.
We need to shorten the number of clicks and steps for our prospects before he could reach the sign up form page, because its very difficult to get those who read our ads to make a single click and you double it if you have two clicks to make.
On direct ads with SFI gateway, we only need to craft one good ads. Usually it
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