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The recently launched Viral Loop 2.0 is creating buzz in web marketing review circles due to its claim of helping users get targeted viral traffic. The launch of ViralLoop 2.0 is well-timed to capitalize the findings of a new report showing that Twitter is improving targeting metrics for their advertisers.Hanif Quentino, founder of eMarketing Champs, has released a complete review and premium bonus for the Viral Loop 2.0 software, which can be viewed on his site:
[+]http://emarketingchamps.com/viral-loop-2/
Hanif considers himself as a legitimate Viral Loop 2.0 review critic, mainly because of his extensive experience with social media marketing and user engagement methods. Hanif recommends that Viral Loop users take advantage of Twitter's updated advertising platform.
Twitter is offering its advertisers more options for targeting potential customers than before. Twitter is dividing its previous program, Website Clicks or Conversions, into two separate programs: one of Website Clicks and another of Website Conversions. Now advertisers can decide if they want to just drive any traffic to their sites, or if they’d prefer to get people to perform a desired action. If a company only cares about gaining new traffic to its website, then nothing will change except that when they select an ad campaign objective, the name will be different. For companies who prefer to motivate potential customers to do a specific action on their website, Twitter is making a greater effort to draw in those people and show the ads to them, specifically.
In order to use the new objective program, the advertiser must place the Twitter website tag on their site, so that people using the site can be tracked by Twitter. That is how users’ behavior will be connected to their Twitter profiles. Then an advertiser must choose what conversion event they want users to perform, like purchasing a product by clicking on the checkout. Finally, the advertiser needs to specify how much they are willing to pay when a consumer converts. Then Twitter uses the data from the website tags to choose which customers are the most likely to visit the advertiser’s website and convert. Twitter will show the ad to those people. The advertisers will still have to pay for users who click through, even if they don’t end up converting, but the intention of the program is for Twitter to do a better job at targeting a narrower audience that is more likely to convert. According to Twitter’s statistics, advertisers who have taken advantage of the conversion-only objective have seen 2.5 times more conversions than from ads using the old objective.
Hanif Quentino's complete Viral Loop 2.0 bonus, in addition to his exclusive review, can be viewed on the following site:
http://emarketingchamps.com/viral-loop-2/
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Name: Hanif Quentino
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Website: https://www.facebook.com/Viral-Loop-20-Review-1727836580874817/
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