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Explaination of different Traffic Values.
ok, I'm bored so I figgured I'd say something useful and maybe rank the different values of traffic for adult orientated sites
#1 Type in.
#2 Non-Blind Links
#3 Blind Links
that's it - three catigories. there are several SUB-Catigories with each though.
#1 is type in. WHY? cause the person is looking EXACTLY for your SITE and what you have on it. It's often via a referral or just a dumbass typing in sex and seeing what he gets. A prime example is sex.com
#2 non-blind with a description of your site. the best of this would generally be search engine. Why - because new surfers generally look for things via search engines and if your site is the first they find you have a good chance to sell some porn or porn realted crap. Next would be top lists that have your site name and description. Why - surfer knows EXACTLY where they are going and what to expect. After that would be links on sites with your site name only, still good traffic - although a little more vague without a description so not quite as high in quality.
#3 Blind. there are many kinds of blind links. The best blind links are ones leading to your site with a description similar to your site. Then blind links that not scripted - why, cause scripts are too easy to mess with. Finally the worst quality would be a scripted blind link.
what does this all mean? In a word, ratios.
a nonblind surfer in isn't likly to say cause they feel tricked and often just clicks back the second they see your site, even though your counter has already recorded them and they cost you bandwidth. A non-blind surfer who had an accurate description of your site comming in is gona stay and look around.
It takes ATTENTION to sell something, meaning the surfer has to stay for a bit and see your ads to buy something.
There, that's my good deed for the year. Don't say I never do anyting useful for others.
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