Advertising issue

[Banned: phplords.com]

DNForum.com is the perfect place to advertise to drive targeted traffic to your site! In the last three months our site has averaged over 200 million visitors! Click here to check.

I do not see how you can claim "hits" as "visitors"

Max

[GT Web]

what is your point? are you saying our management is lieing?....I think Adam knows what visitors are....

[Banned: phplords.com]

Me wonders if the owner of this site is still alive.

I emailed him regarding advertising issues and got no response thus far. he must be making big bucks and thus may not care about a few more 1000s of dollars...

Max

[DotComGod]

From what I saw your offer was for $100 and only if I changed the format.

.... so keep the $100 but thanks for the mention that you offered 1000's and I was ignoring u....


-=DCG=-

[Spider]

lol, good one.

[Banned: phplords.com]

$100 per month and prepay in advance for a year, and does not require "change" of format just a small addition.


Max

[DotComGod]

pass.

-=DCG=-

[Spider]

lol, cya phplords

[TopNames.com]

cya, wouldn't want to be ya

Man...that could be the fastest anyone has ever been banned.

[nameslave]

Originally posted by TopNames.com
Man...that could be the fastest anyone has ever been banned.

He just messed with the wrong guy ... or God!

[cjmacd]

Lol easy come easy go :-D

[mole]

God wins over Lord :huh:

[DotLeader]

Mole :-D

[Edwin]

Actually, the 200 million visitors is an incorrect interpretation of the way Alexa reports stats.

Alexa is not saying there's been 285 million visitors, they're saying that "Reach measures the number of users. Reach is typically expressed as the percentage of all Internet users who visit a given site. So, for example, if a site like yahoo.com has a reach of 28%, this means that if you took random samples of one million Internet users, you would on average find that 280,000 of them visit yahoo.com. Alexa expresses reach as number of users per million."

In other words, for every 1 million visitors who visited a web site somewhere on the web, 285 would have ended up at DNForum. That's a reach of 0.0285% or 1/3509. So if there were 100 million visitors across all the sites Alexa tracks, 28,500 came to DNForum.

I know it's just an honest mistake by DNForum's owner, but I think it would still be better to fix the statement since anyone who understands Alexa will know that it's wrong.

[GT Web]

lol - he also messed with me....but I dont think thats why he got banned.....lol