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Hey all,
Some of you may or may not have seen my post about my website that sells traffic. (You can see the post here.) A few people tried the service, and although there was positive feedback, there were also complaints. The common complaint was that the visitors were not actually browsing through the target sites. Since I am the owner of the business, I made the decision to upgrade our source of traffic significantly.
Traffic used to be delivered through popunder ads- well, it still is. The difference now is that the site's showing the popup ads are even more relevant to the target site. Another BIG improvement is the speed at which the traffic flows. We also used this as an opportunity to upgrade our control panel.
Since we have just "restarted" our service, we can only offer US traffic right now. Like before, you can select a target category for your site.
I hope to see some business and then feedback. We have been using our own advertising methods for our site, and have seen positive results. I want the same thing for DNF members. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them. As always, I can be contacted via PM, ICQ, AIM, and MSN
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By the way, I can't offer DNF members a 10% discount at this time. If things start going well, then I will offer that discount again. Thanks in advance.
Site URL: http://www.ReliableTraffic.net
A quick example of stats can be seen here. 7500 visitors were ordered and sent to a copy of the site's homepage. It still has to finish up- not all visitors have been sent yet.
Quick questions:
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Q: Are there any restrictions for the target site?
A: Yes. No popups/popunders are allowed. That includes installers.
Q: How quickly is traffic delivered?
A: We average anywhere from 10k-25k visitors per day. This varies depending on target category.
Q: What are the categories?
A: They are listed on the site in the order form, and in my original post.
Q: What percent of traffic is NOT unique?
A: On average, about 1 out of 1000-1500 are return visits.
Some of you may or may not have seen my post about my website that sells traffic. (You can see the post here.) A few people tried the service, and although there was positive feedback, there were also complaints. The common complaint was that the visitors were not actually browsing through the target sites. Since I am the owner of the business, I made the decision to upgrade our source of traffic significantly.
Traffic used to be delivered through popunder ads- well, it still is. The difference now is that the site's showing the popup ads are even more relevant to the target site. Another BIG improvement is the speed at which the traffic flows. We also used this as an opportunity to upgrade our control panel.
Since we have just "restarted" our service, we can only offer US traffic right now. Like before, you can select a target category for your site.
I hope to see some business and then feedback. We have been using our own advertising methods for our site, and have seen positive results. I want the same thing for DNF members. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them. As always, I can be contacted via PM, ICQ, AIM, and MSN
.By the way, I can't offer DNF members a 10% discount at this time. If things start going well, then I will offer that discount again. Thanks in advance.
Site URL: http://www.ReliableTraffic.net
A quick example of stats can be seen here. 7500 visitors were ordered and sent to a copy of the site's homepage. It still has to finish up- not all visitors have been sent yet.
Quick questions:
-------------------
Q: Are there any restrictions for the target site?
A: Yes. No popups/popunders are allowed. That includes installers.
Q: How quickly is traffic delivered?
A: We average anywhere from 10k-25k visitors per day. This varies depending on target category.
Q: What are the categories?
A: They are listed on the site in the order form, and in my original post.
Q: What percent of traffic is NOT unique?
A: On average, about 1 out of 1000-1500 are return visits.
