I’m sure by now most if not all of you have a few Twitter accounts with quite a few followers. And hopefully they are targeted followers that are already making you the dosh in your niche. However by now you would have realised that building up and maintaining an account with a large amount of followers can sometimes be quite a bit of work. So why not have others do the work for you?

This is where sites like RevTwt come in handy. And can certainly rack up plenty of dosh practically on auto pilot. But first we need to do a bit of leg work. Just like any PPC method, you cant just throw mud and hope it will stick.

First off. What you will need is a product that is currently working already for you. Hopefully it isn’t the usual twitter products that you find plastered all over twitter. You can try things as diverse as GPT sites, CPA’s or anything from Clickbank or PayDotCom. Something that pays out anywhere from $15.00+ is in the safe zone. But if you find an offer that is paying only $1.50 but is converting awesome on twitter, then use it!

Next go sign up on RevTwt, generally you will want to sign up for both a publishers account and an advertisers account. The reason is simple, you want to see what your publishers are seeing. Unfortunately there is no system in place to become an advertiser and also run a publishers account. So you will need to use a different email (OR a redirect email) for each of the accounts.

Go check out on the publishers end what all the ads are looking like, what people are pricing them at, and the most popular ads. You can even try out ads yourself and see which type seems to draw in the clicks. Once you have a fair idea of the pricing and structure of your ads. Log into your advertisers account.

Create a new cpc ad (Making sure not to choose cpt). Everything here is relatively straight forward. I recommend starting everything really low as to not blow your budget out of the water. Plus think about it like this, if you start low and work your way up, you can steadily monitor your ROI. If you start high, then you could have got the same amount of clicks for less and your just throwing your money away.

I’m sure i could sit here writing this post out all day trying to hold your hand every step of the way. But this is one of those things that you just need to try it out for yourself. You can start for as low as $10 and there really isn’t much to lose. Instead ill leave you with a bit of math to get you thinking.

If you pay 10 cents per click, and you are advertising a product that pays you a commission of 10 dollars. Then it would take 100 clicks on your ad with no conversions for you to go into negative profit. You can go as low as 8 cents per click which would require 125 clicks on your ad with no conversions.Using CPA as an example, if you are paying 8 cents per click, pointing to a $1.50 submit. It would need approx 12 clicks to go negative. Definitely a slimmer margin, but if you can find an offer that pays out more or converts better, Then you are certainly in the money.