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Arbitrage Marketing Explained for Complete Beginners

 I won’t talk much fancy stuff in this. I’ll just show some things I started with. The most important thing to focus on is looping. People talk about automating this stuff, but many things are missed while doing it. I am talking about arbitrage. Usually, people buy low-cost traffic either to grow a project or to earn directly. It is marketing in the true sense, but there is nothing you actually produce.

If I am giving you a platform to click and promoting this post, this can be considered arbitrage. It is not easy in the sense that you can just start writing or use funds and make money instantly.

I would recommend using MiningBlocks, the ZerAds advertising network, and you can also use LeadsLeap. No money is needed from you to start marketing.

I could write my guts out on this, but the key thing to understand is this: you run ads from MiningBlocks, which is a progression-based earning platform that allows you to earn crypto as well as promote. It has some of the cheapest and most effective traffic, and the best part is that it is free.

Paid traffic can be run from ZerAds, which has some of the cheapest paid traffic available. I know this because the traffic is so cheap that you can make money by promoting paid-to-visit websites like Rotate4All and others.


LeadsLeap is the cycle that creates the loop, including ZerAds and MiningBlocks. Traffic from ZerAds and MiningBlocks can be directed to a LeadsLeap co-op link, which earns money on every visit as well as gives credits to promote.

LeadsLeap is the most professional and easy-to-use marketing platform, where you can create web pages and promote products. The best part is that it is free.

The real work happens on MiningBlocks—to progress and to promote. People don’t really care about MiningBlocks itself, but its ads feature is what runs the whole system. The progression and economy of it are what make passive income possible.

You can check in detail about MiningBlocks; how to use it and how to progress better.
https://www.publish0x.com/why-opportunities-are-leaving-pakistan/a-year-in-game-like-crypto-platforms-and-why-this-stands-out-xkdenej

I’ll write a detailed article on this; I’m not sure people will want it. If you like the information, please comment.
Check-out platforms here:
Miningblocks: https://miningblocks.club/?Referral=112280
Leadsleap: https://leadsleap.com/?r=karoshi11
Zerads: https://zerads.com/?view=join&ref=anasbashir69

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