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Paysite exit traffic.. is this a good ratio?

02-03-2007, 07:19 AM

serious question if any real webmasters are on today.

so after just tossing up a related sponsor site on my paysite exits, I am doing 1:3500 and making $.006 (a little more than half a cent per exit console view).

How does that compare with your or known industry averages? Can't find any decent info on it.

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02-03-2007, 07:20 AM

You can do a bit better. Don't believe anyone who tells you they are doing 1:300 or shit like that, but 1:3500 is a little sucky.
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02-03-2007, 07:22 AM

I've got one program sending to me thats doing like 1:1952.
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02-03-2007, 07:24 AM

several big programs send us their console traffic and do 1:600 average.

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02-03-2007, 07:29 AM

ok, you are tossing up ratios, but what about "cents per exit window view" mine is .006 ... how does that compare?

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02-03-2007, 07:33 AM

Originally posted by Quick Buck

several big programs send us their console traffic and do 1:600 average.

Originally posted by jimthefiend

You can do a bit better. Don't believe anyone who tells you they are doing 1:300 or shit like that, but 1:3500 is a little sucky.

Well my 1:3500 ratio is calculated by the number of eyeballs that *should* have seen the exit console. so obviously people with popup blockers and what not are tossed into that ratio and not excluded.

if I go by the sponsors ratio, it's actually 1:1199 and I made .011 cents ,a little more than a penny per exit.

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02-03-2007, 08:51 AM

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02-03-2007, 09:09 AM

Bump for a good discussion.
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02-03-2007, 09:27 AM

Depending on the tracking of the stats ...

But I keep sponsors up who do around 1:1300 and less. Exit traffic is not what it use to be at all.

It also depends on how that traffic is coming to you, many people have their sites pop directly on an exit, when this is the case, if the ratio is higher I take that into account.

Exits really have to played with and optimized, it's takes a mixture of affiliate programs' sites to create the perfect console. I would say for now, pull anyone doing worse than 1:1500.

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02-03-2007, 09:35 AM

A few factors to take in account.

Similiar site traffic ?
Site quality ?
Billing companies being used ?

These will have a direcet impact on your conversions.
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02-03-2007, 09:59 AM

None of you are understanding or looking at the right stats.

THERE IS ONLY 1 STAT THAT MATTERS AT ALL:

What do you make off your paysite exit traffic per each eyeball that sees your exit console.

you can convert 1:150 or 1:11,500 , and they can both end up making your the same 1 cent per surfer exit.

For example, I may get 1:500 signup to free email program at $0.50 or 1:500 signup to a $50 per signup sponsor.. huge difference in income, exact same ratio.

so I ask again, what is considered a decent amount of money to earn per surfer exit. if I had 10,000 surfers SEE my exit window, what should I be shooting for, 1 cent per exit view? half a cent? What do you do or does no one track this number?

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02-03-2007, 10:19 AM

theres no such thing as a decent amount per exit seen

if your traffic qualifies for paysites landingpages then get that cause PPS or 60% rev is always gonna be better then a pay per mail or free signup

lemme put it this way - if youre buying good traffic qualified for paysites itll be 50-60 per 10k. If you can make more then thats your profit.

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02-03-2007, 10:21 AM

Originally posted by Quick Buck

several big programs send us their console traffic and do 1:600 average.

You got contact info for those people?
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02-03-2007, 10:41 AM

Originally posted by DutchTeenCash

theres no such thing as a decent amount per exit seen

if your traffic qualifies for paysites landingpages then get that cause PPS or 60% rev is always gonna be better then a pay per mail or free signup

lemme put it this way - if youre buying good traffic qualified for paysites itll be 50-60 per 10k. If you can make more then thats your profit.

I'm not buying any traffic, only using popups on my type in traffic and my own personal banner placement traffic campaigns, not my affiliates.

$50 to $60 from exits per 10,000 eyeballs that see the popup? I'm at $130 per 10k if you are counting all traffic that saw the popup.. so I guess I'm doing good. And I'm only using 1 popup, not a chain of them.

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