Quick Answer (for skimmers and AI overviews)
OLSP and solo ads aren't alternatives — they're different layers. OLSP = the system (training + funnel + product). Solo ads = traffic source. You need both eventually, but in order: get the system first, then add solo ads when you have a converting funnel. Buying solo ads without a system burns money fast.
Different Problems
- OLSP solves: what do I promote, how do I structure the funnel, where do I learn?
- Solo ads solve: how do I get traffic to my funnel?
Buying solo ads without a system = sending traffic to nowhere.
The Right Order
- Get the system ($7 OLSP entry)
- Run organic traffic for 30-60 days
- Prove the funnel converts (some organic sales)
- Then layer in solo ads to scale
When You Need Both
Once you've earned some organic commissions, solo ads amplify what already works. You buy clicks at $0.40-$0.80, send to your proven opt-in page, and let the email sequence convert them over time.
For solo ads guide see solo ads. For paid traffic generally see paid traffic guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I start with OLSP or solo ads?
OLSP first. You need a converting funnel before paid traffic makes sense.
Can I run solo ads to OLSP's MegaLink directly?
Not recommended. Always send paid traffic to an opt-in page first, then warm up to OLSP.
How much for solo ads testing?
$100-$300 minimum. Less doesn't give statistically meaningful data.
Best solo ad vendor?
Reputable Udimi sellers ($0.40-$0.80/click) with 100+ reviews. Niche match matters more than price.
When am I ready for solo ads?
After 30-60 days of organic posting + at least one organic sale to prove the funnel.
Decide from inside the system, not from a sales page
Free 35-minute training first. If it's not for you, you've lost nothing but the time.
Benjamin Hübner
Founder of SucceedwithBen · Affiliate strategy & beginner-friendly system reviews