That's a great question MessyBeatz.
I can think of a few methods, the first one is a red hot method using ppv (pay per view)
I can't say for sure if anyone in the beat selling world is using this method but it is used heavily by other advertisers and marketers in other niches.
For 500 bucks you could use 50onRed now (rtxplatforn) to run ppv ads
Basically what you can do with ppv is bid on any site on the internet, it can be by keyword, URL or both. ppv is basically adware, it's not a virus. Someone could have downloaded a piece of software and accepted to be shown ads.
Anyways...
when the site you are targeting is triggered by your keyword or a specific URL your site will pop under the site you have chosen as a target.
I'm sure you have experienced this before right?
So, let's say you targeted a hot producer who sells beats daily and you bid 0.05 cents per click.
Everytime someone visited that site you targeted, your site would pop under their site and when the user closed the page they were looking at your site would be waiting for them to check out.
It's pretty cool when it's done right because it's targeted traffic but... here's the real killer part to pay per view.
If we want red hot credit card in hand buyer traffic, we need to go back to the hot selling producers site and select a beat which is similar to your beats.
You then need to click the buy button on that beat and fill out all the details until you hit the checkout page. You then grab the checkout page URL and use this as your target in ppv and boom, you now have red hot buyers who are in buying mode!
Now you could go to every top selling producer and use this same tactic. But seeing as most of the producer sites are using beat selling players you could just go straight to the beat sites like MFS and BS and target their checkout pages.
If you cant get the checkout page URL because it directs you to PayPal then the cart page URL is the next best one to grab.
You might burn through that $500 pretty quickly because of the amount of traffic MFS & BS get, but you'll be popping up on red hot buyer traffic every single time your site is triggered to show, so the chances of getting sales are really high.
You could show a cart page with beats loaded too. Or you could have a specific page set to autoplay your beats when it's triggered. So that as they are buying from one site, your beats are playing in the background.
Auto playing has proved to increase conversions on pop ups
It is worth a look for sure because like I said before, so far I haven't heard of this tactic being used for beat selling before and there's a really good chance of doing well from this especially if no one is doing it.
You could go as low as 0.01 cents per click. That's penny traffic on targeted ready to go buyers.
Nice