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  • NickPapageorgio
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2004
    • 8323

    #1

    New to TGP...

    ...and I don't really understand some of the terms. I understand what it means to force hits, well...sort of. Is there a glossary somewhere that explains everything and how trade scripts work? Thanks in advance.
  • NickPapageorgio
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2004
    • 8323

    #2
    Like this...taken from a trade page.

    "- trading ratios are 10% - 400% depending on your traffic productivity (150% = 150% back, 250% = 400% back)

    - send 3 visitors to start trading

    - all outgoing traffic is clicked No popups, consoles or frames"

    I don't really get the percentages spoken of here.

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    • fusionx
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2003
      • 4618

      #3
      Originally posted by NickPapageorgio
      Like this...taken from a trade page.

      "- trading ratios are 10% - 400% depending on your traffic productivity (150% = 150% back, 250% = 400% back)

      - send 3 visitors to start trading

      - all outgoing traffic is clicked No popups, consoles or frames"

      I don't really get the percentages spoken of here.
      Heya Nick,

      Trade ratios: They are talking about how much they will send back to you, based on the productivity of your traffic.

      If you send one surfer, and he clicks once, that's 100% productivity. If he click three times, that's 300% productivity.

      So, productivity is the ratio of clicks / surfers you send to that site.

      eg; 300 clicks / 150 surfers is 200%, 600 clicks / 150 surfers is 400%.

      So, they will send a percentage of your traffic back, depending on your productivity on their site. If your productivity is 250%, and you send 30 surfers, you'll get 75 surfers back.

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      • fusionx
        Confirmed User
        • Nov 2003
        • 4618

        #4
        Originally posted by NickPapageorgio
        ...and I don't really understand some of the terms. I understand what it means to force hits, well...sort of. Is there a glossary somewhere that explains everything and how trade scripts work? Thanks in advance.
        and forcing hits simply means telling your trade script to ignore ratios for other trades and send hits to one (or more) forced trades. Depending on your trade script, it might completely ignore your non-forced trades, or simply send any "non-critical" hits to it, while maintaining the others.

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        • NickPapageorgio
          Confirmed User
          • Apr 2004
          • 8323

          #5
          Thanks man. I am trying to get a handle on all this stuff.

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          • TheFrog
            Confirmed User
            • Jan 2004
            • 4095

            #6
            Originally posted by fusionx
            Heya Nick,

            Trade ratios: They are talking about how much they will send back to you, based on the productivity of your traffic.

            If you send one surfer, and he clicks once, that's 100% productivity. If he click three times, that's 300% productivity.

            So, productivity is the ratio of clicks / surfers you send to that site.

            eg; 300 clicks / 150 surfers is 200%, 600 clicks / 150 surfers is 400%.

            So, they will send a percentage of your traffic back, depending on your productivity on their site. If your productivity is 250%, and you send 30 surfers, you'll get 75 surfers back.
            Thx for the info

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            • fusionx
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2003
              • 4618

              #7
              Originally posted by TheFrog
              Thx for the info
              No probs. I think I'll write up a TTT-C tutorial. it won't be a traffic trading tutorial though - I'll leave that up to the guys that really know what they're doing.

              I'll cover the basics, though, including terminology and some basic strategies for growing sites.

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