Today: how a $50 test in a "small" country paid off

Today: how a $50 test in a "small" country paid off

Geo means the country you send traffic to. Beginners often rush to big, expensive countries like the US. One newcomer did the opposite.

She picked three lower-competition countries (sometimes called "Tier 3") — places where clicks cost pennies, not dollars.

Her steps:
— She put $50 into one country only, to keep things simple.
— She ran one offer that was available there.
— She watched for three days before judging.

Clicks cost her about $0.004 each — roughly one-tenth of US prices. With cheap clicks, she could afford mistakes while learning, and still landed a small profit.

Try this: open your offer and check which countries it allows. Just make a short list. Cheap practice countries are a gift to beginners. You've got this.