Multiply your traffic for free with just a small piece of code

[CaptainHank]

I now added real time statistics in the interface so you can see how your traffic builds up

Check it out: traffdaq.com/marketing/stats.jpg
(you have to copy it in the browser - it looks like I dont have the right to post images )

Now, sometimes you will see a negative credit balance to your account. This means we had some undistributed traffic in the system and, instead of just losing it, we sent you some of it in advance ;) Users with a positive balance have priority in traffic distribution.

Also, one thing to keep in mind is this: your credits are only deducted from your account for the unique visitors. Sometimes you will get repeat visitors, but, you will not lose any credits for that. Think of them as a bonus

Thank you guys for giving it a try. If you have any questions, please leave a message or PM me.

[CaptainHank]

I have a quick promotion for today. I want to give the system a boost, so, here it is:

*** Send at least 10 unique visitors today and I will double your credits for each of them tomorrow from the undistributed traffic. ***

Have a great day!

[justpits]

Originally Posted by CaptainHank

I have a quick promotion for today. I want to give the system a boost, so, here it is:

*** Send at least 10 unique visitors today and I will double your credits for each of them tomorrow from the undistributed traffic. ***

Have a great day!

Lets See ....!

started sending you traffic

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by justpits

Lets See ....!

started sending you traffic

Great!

Technically, the "today" promotion expired at 00:00, but happy customers are more important So, I will find a way to double your earned credits for today anyway

Don't worry if you see unspent credits accumulating. The system is quite new, so the traffic is not evenly distributed across the 24 hours of the day (the main reason why Ive been running this promotion). So, don't stop the traffic yet, let's get some momentum together and we are all going to benefit from it.

Thank you for working with me!

[CaptainHank]

We now have a nice flow of new traffic. The problem is, most of it comes from only one webmaster.

Let's try to keep the momentum! If you can, try pushing a bit more traffic these days and you will probably get it back immediately.

Thanks.

[CaptainHank]

We introduced a new rule in the traffic distribution process:

- Active webmasters have priority when distributing the traffic. This means all webmasters who sent at least 1 visitor to the network in the current day will have priority over the webmasters who are inactive in the system.

This rule is especially important when delivering traffic in advance and it will help us reward active webmasters with more traffic and provide a more reliable traffic flow.

So, I suggest you keep the script on your main website and try to push at least one visitor as soon as possible each day to get the maximum results possible.

[CaptainHank]

I have some good news! We have some stable volumes in the network and they've been going on like this for a while now.

Time for a new promotion! Here it is:

Use your referral link and bring a new webmaster to the system and I will double the credits you earn from them for the entire week. This promotion ends at the end of the week.

If you guys don't have much traffic but you know some other webmasters who do, this is the best time to ask them to join! If you don't have a referral link, just join TraffDAQ for free to get it.

The referral link looks something like this:
hxxp://traffdaq.com/users/register/{YourUserID}

Good luck!

[CaptainHank]

We had a few hours of downtime today due to some unexpected maintenance operations at our hosting provider. Unfortunately, we were unable to anticipate this issue and announce it to you guys in time.

Everything is now back to normal. I will try to estimate the losses in clicks and add some credits from the budget of my own tube sites. If you feel like my estimation is not correct, please contact me and we will discuss about this.

If you stopped sending traffic, it's now ok to turn it on again. I'm very sorry for the inconvenience.

[CaptainHank]

We now have over 30 webmasters exchanging and multiplying their traffic with us! It's quite stable, so I invite you guys to join and be one of our happy partners!

[CaptainHank]

More features added for better control over your campaigns. Enjoy! ;)

[SeoDesign]

just signed up with your website, let's see how it works

[Bruno_Pornolho]

Will try it!

[CaptainHank]

Tip: When setting up a campaign, a lot of our exchange partners use a source parameter in the destination URL to track the traffic from us on their side (e.g.: hxxp://mySite.com/?source=TraffDAQ.com). You can do that too so you can distinguish and track the activity of TraffDAQ visitors on your site ;)

However, this is not mandatory - the tool provides you with an overview of the visitors we send you.

[hifly]

Going to give a try today

[monofeo]

will try it to

[CaptainHank]

A couple of you guys entered the wrong URLs for your campaigns. I paused them as soon as I saw them to prevent sending the traffic away and burning your credits.

Please double check your URLs again. You should start receiving traffic almost immediately after you send the first visitor to us. Also, don't forget to add a custom parameter so you know the traffic comes from us. If you feel like you're not getting the traffic for any reason, please feel free to contact me and we'll fix it together.

[hifly]

I registered but where do I find MY ID ???

[CaptainHank]

Your ID is the last part of the JavaScript code or of your referral link

For example, if I log into my account and I go to the "Code" section, my code looks something like:

<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2"></script>

In this case, 2 is my user ID.

But, why do you need this exactly? You can copy & paste both your JavaScript code and your referral link from the interface (the "Code" section or the "Referral Program" section). Or did I not understand correctly?

[monofeo]

as far as i can see i have send you traffic but got 0 back i dont see it on my analytics

[Panty Snatcher]

traffic comming back its just ok

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by monofeo

as far as i can see i have send you traffic but got 0 back i dont see it on my analytics

Let me know your details and let's figure out why. Please email me with your details: admin [at] traffdaq.com

P.S.: Did you set you set up some parameter so you know which traffic comes from us? E.g.: hxxp://mySite.com/?source=TraffDAQ.com

[CaptainHank]

Just to be clear about tracking the traffic from us: TraffDAQ receives the traffic and simply redirects it to the partner websites based on the distribution rules*. But this DOES NOT change the original referer of the traffic, so you will get back traffic from a lot of sources.

That's why we always recommend adding an additional parameter (like the ?source=TraffDAQ.com) to track the traffic on your side.


* The traffic is currently distributed based on how many unused credits our publishers have left and based on their activity in the last day (if they are active or not - we don't like wasting traffic on websites that are not active anymore). This sometimes means you will get traffic in advance if your site is active (that's why some publishers see negative credits), but the websites with a positive balance will always have priority.

[CaptainHank]

Just a quick update: We have a very good volume right now thanks to one of our newest members. It's a great time to join, especially for bigger sites since the volume will probably be enough to match the traffic you send right off the bat. Small sites are always welcome also!

I encourage you to try out our system as soon as possible! I promise it will do wonders for your traffic

[Bruno_Pornolho]

Captain, i had to remove from Pornolho.com because I have a tabbed widget and when it was clicked the redirect closed my site.

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by Bruno_Pornolho

Captain, i had to remove from Pornolho.com because I have a tabbed widget and when it was clicked the redirect closed my site.

Well, you can use the advanced settings from the Code section to avoid things like that. Please contact me at admin [at] traffdaq.com and I will help you solve this. Thanks

[CaptainHank]

More control over when the pop windows are fired has been added to the system. I will include a short tutorial very soon. Until then, if you need assistence, please contact me directly and I will help you set it up the way you want it.

[LizardKing]

...will try as well. popunderFrequency is my friend ;)

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by LizardKing

...will try as well. popunderFrequency is my friend ;)

Great to hear that someone actually uses the advanced options! I feel kinda bad for not having a proper tutorial about them... I've been simply too busy for that.

[CaptainHank]

Here are some details about the new features to help you gain full control over how your popunders are triggered:

1. Class targeting.
You now have the option to trigger the popunder only on the links with a specific class. To do this, add this parameter to your javascript code: ?popunderClass=myClass (where "myClass" is the class you are targeting).

Example code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2/?popunderClass=myClass"></script>

2. ID targeting.
Similar to the class targeting, this will allow you to target only a specific ID in your HTML page. You just need to add the following parameter to the JavaScript code: ?popunderId=myId (where "myId" is the id you are targeting).

Example code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2/?popunderId=myId"></script>

3. Frequency limiter.
You can also decide how frequently the popunder will be triggered. If you want to fire the popunder once in every 2 pages that are loaded, all you have to do is add the following parameter to the JavaScript code: ?popunderFrequency=2

Example code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2/?popunderFrequency=2"></script>

Combining limitations for full control:
You can also combine class or ID targeting with frequency to get the desired behaviour.

Example code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2/?popunderClass=myClass&popunderFrequency=2"></script>


P.S.: If this sounds too complicated, just install the simple version of the script and come back to this page when you need it.

[dunhill]

Nice updates buddy and good luck with your script!

[massguru]

Added.. Lets see how it goes

[CaptainHank]

Thank you for taking the time to try it out.

We have quite a bit of volume in the network right now so, again, great moment for bigger sites to join.

[CaptainHank]

Quick note about TraffDAQ credits:

You will sometimes see a lot of credits accumulating in your account (especially if you have a lot of traffic), but negative values are also possible.

Accumulating credits are always a good thing! This typically means the system does a good job distributing your traffic in the network. For any unique visitor on your website, we will try to create as much value for you as possible. If the visitor clicks and opens a lot of popunders, we will try to uniquely send it to as many partners as possible, generating a lot of credits for you. So, let's say 1 visitor generated 9 credits for you. We managed to make 10 websites happy, but, in the system it's still one visitor (one unique IP). The first unique visitor that comes to the system will be sent back to you. This means you got your initial "investment" back, but you still have 8 remaining credits. If the new visitors clicks around, your 8 credits might turn into even more credits. So that's always good news for you.

(This example is a little bit on the optimistic side, but it happens a lot in the system. However, the overal average is currently at about 2 new unique visitors for each one sent, which is not bad at all having in mind that you get to keep your original visitor and you get 2 more in return).

So, to see how well the system is working for you, always look at how many uniques you are sending in and how many uniques you are getting out of it. Then, think of the repeat visitors and remaining credits as the bonus

[CaptainHank]

Just noticed some of you guys started sending traffic but did not set up any campaign. Although your credits are not lost, please note that you need to create at least one campaign to receive your traffic, otherwise the system will simply not know where to send it.

[LizardKing]

SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') and (select count(*) from `campaigns` where `campaigns`.`user_id` = `users`.`i' .........


whats up?

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by LizardKing

SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') and (select count(*) from `campaigns` where `campaigns`.`user_id` = `users`.`i' .........


whats up?

Yup. You noticed it right. I did a series of deployments on the 28th of August with some improvements to the delivery engine and I've screwed up the last one... just before flying to Amsterdam to a conference.

I only noticed it after many hours when I saw there are no stats for the current day and fixed it immediately, but it was already very late.

A lot of potential credits were lost during that time (including my own sites) but, I will make an estimation of the daily credits of the active users and I will transfer that amount to their accounts from my own credits.

Everything is now back to normal. I only see a small drop in the network volume after that event, but it should be fine. If some of you guys stopped sending traffic, please restart it and I will make up for potential credits you did not make that day.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

[Miguel T]

Are you thinking of doing Shemale / Gay only traffic ?
Is that even possible?

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by AbsolutePorn

Are you thinking of doing Shemale / Gay only traffic ?
Is that even possible?

Yup! That's definitely on my list. But splitting the traffic into niches was not an option so far because there was simply not enough volume. But we have a few gay sites participating already. If we can get a few more to join, why not? Niches will bring a lot of value to the traffic (which is already good - main window, browsing visitors - you can get real customers from this kind of traffic).

[LizardKing]

Yes, I know that I am sort of a nagios-service here...but its done again :p

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by LizardKing

Yes, I know that I am sort of a nagios-service here...but its done again :p

Yesterday we had an increase in traffic and I'm currently doing some performance optimization and some caching for the delivery. Most of it is done and it seems to be working fine so far, but if you notice bugs, it's not a bad idea to let me know

So, thanks

[massguru]

Originally Posted by CaptainHank

Yesterday we had an increase in traffic and I'm currently doing some performance optimization and some caching for the delivery. Most of it is done and it seems to be working fine so far, but if you notice bugs, it's not a bad idea to let me know

So, thanks

I sent that ;)

[massguru]

Sent him tons of traffic, his site had some issues.. User has fixed them and responded very fast Great person.

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by massguru

Sent him tons of traffic, his site had some issues.. User has fixed them and responded very fast Great person.

Thanks for the review, mate ;)

BTW, I just deployed a big update. Most of the new things happen behind the scenes, but we also have some "cool" new features like... password recovery! Haha... I'm almost embarassed to mention this, but remember this started as an in-house project only for my sites.

There was no downtime during the update (or maybe a few seconds), so there's no reason to be worried.

I'm currently re-testing everything and the traffic seems to be fine, but if you notice anything strange, don't hesitate to contact me as soon as possible.

So far it looks just fine

[CaptainHank]

I added another feature that might be interesting for some of the bigger webmasters: a limitation based on the amount of credits that a webmaster has in his account.

I've created this becasue many of the big webmasters tend to remove the code from their websites when a lot of credits accumulate in their account, which is unproductive for the network and time consuming for the webmasters.

So, if you feel the network is not able to deliver the traffic fast enough for you, just add the following parameter to the code: popunderMaxCredits=1000

Example code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="hxxp://traffdaq.com/delivery/popunder/2/?popunderMaxCredits=1000"></script>

This will automatically stop delivering popunders when your credits reach 1000 while still keeping your site active in the network so your credits can be spent and, once your credits go below 1000 again, the popunders start firing again.

You can set any value you are comfortable with for popunderMaxCredits.

[wenutz]

It looks like it's not possible to filter sfw and nsfw popunder exchange.

[Some Guy]

I'd love to try this with my site epicfuckingfail.com.

Do I just add the code in the head?

(Forgive me, I suck when it comes to this type of stuff.)

[LizardKing]

Hi there,
basically I am a fan of your script - but the bugs/downtime are quite annoying
popunderfrequency does not seem to work anymore

And traffdaq.com/campaigns does not load - blank site

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by LizardKing

Hi there,
basically I am a fan of your script - but the bugs/downtime are quite annoying
popunderfrequency does not seem to work anymore

And traffdaq.com/campaigns does not load - blank site

You are right, I have to admit it... The tricky part with this "invisible" programs is that they are rather hard to test in some other environment than the live one. But I had to make a decision to release the important features as soon as possible while the traffic in the network is still low (sometimes risking to lose some of the initial webmasters), rather than having a perfectly working system which nobody wants because it's simply not useful.

I'm not sure about the Campaigns section though... It seems to be working on my side and I also see new campaigns in the network so it seems to be working for other people also. Maybe you tried it in the middle of a deployment?

[CaptainHank]

Originally Posted by CaptainHank

You are right, I have to admit it... The tricky part with this "invisible" programs is that they are rather hard to test in some other environment than the live one. But I had to make a decision to release the important features as soon as possible while the traffic in the network is still low (sometimes risking to lose some of the initial webmasters), rather than having a perfectly working system which nobody wants because it's simply not useful.

I'm not sure about the Campaigns section though... It seems to be working on my side and I also see new campaigns in the network so it seems to be working for other people also. Maybe you tried it in the middle of a deployment?

Nope! I believe it was an optimization issue with the click count and, as you accumulated more clicks on your campaigns, the query simply got slower and slower. That's why the new guys were able to create new campaigns and it did not work for you anymore. Let me know if you can acess it now.