1. DS reports unique visitors, but it is true that you get paid for clicks.Originally posted by SirAlexFerguson
That was a good reading but I think there are some important points missing in the thread. I have been using DS quite a while so I think I know them quite good. Here are the things you need to know.
1. DS revenue depends NOT on unique searches but CLICKS, unique visitor needs to click on a previously searched page. To check this click some of the searches on your DS page and see where it goes.
2. $10/cpm is on the high end and be achieved only if you are redirecting very limited quality name.
3. US traffic is preferable but it is secondary when it comes to niche of the domain. The target area is the #1 factor than US traffic than the type-in level.
4. DS can earn you $5/cpm on the average if you start to dilute your names with low click-through names.
5. I am also ready to help anyone who wants to learn redirection methods for DS with or without affiliate sign-up.
Hope that helps and clear some stuff.
SAF
PS: I just made some calculations for my portfolio here is the results.
%67 US traffic,
$4.89/cpm (1000 uniques searches)
4 cents / click
2. My $10 cpm is with a lot of different names. It takes time to maximize your cpm (weeks) since it takes time for auto-optimization to work. Lately, my cpm has slipped to $9.
3. everything depends on the name. I have some names that get $40/cpm consistently. I have french words that get $10/cpm.
4. true. I use ppc income to help me decide whether to reregister domains. Low to no cpm means I am more likely to allow a name to expire. Really low cpm names I forward to my own websites.
SAF: Are you using DS pops? Which level?






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