How do you measure the type of traffic you send back to people?

If I bank a bunch of quality (very productive) traffic, how am I guaranteed that I will recieve quality (very productive) traffic back?

Program looks interesting, just want to know about this.

Have you ever considered coding in Python? In some articles/benchmarks I've read, it is faster for interacting with MySQL than C code. It's a language that is basically taken from parts of C and parts of PHP.

The only thing you really have to make sure is that the traffic people get back is at least as good as that they send.

I'd only use it if I'd get interest rates + the guarantee that the traffic I get back is as productive as the one I sent.

Was contacted by them on the day it was released. Keep your
eyes on AVN ;-)

Also would love to have an xBiz ?Most Innovative? on the mantle
hint hint :-)

We can send traffic based on niche and Geo-IP targeting (turning
geo-ip on later this month). We can also send from the
newsletter that will be installed this week or from perm links.

We can't measure the productivity/value of the traffic on *your*
site. However if you send good traffic then you'll be returned
more per hit sent then someone sending non-filtered 404. Of
course if you had sent us decent traffic and you feel that what
you're getting back isn't as good then we'll work to make sure
you get back better quality or more volume. Basically it?s a volume
thing, you send quality you get back more then what you sent,
you send low quality and you get back less.

It's impossible for us to evaluate the value of *our* traffic on
*your* site. So it comes down to us evaluating your traffic and
sending returns that represent a valuable return for yourself.

Unlike other TGPs with our system you can login and see the
stats for traffic you bank which gives you the ability to check the
value of *your* traffic on *our* site... Something that is very
handy in adjusting the way in which you send traffic so that you
can get the most out of the system.

The system is designed so that MySQL isn?t a limiting factor. The
language matters little as long as it can run without chewing
increasingly larger resources. Seeing as C is a compiled language
and can be made to run in a single multi-threaded process and
has access to all the low-level tools required it was an easy
choice.

-Ben

bump and good luck :D :thumbsup

Sorry didn't really get back to this one specifically....

Probably the best way to explain is give some examples?..
I?ll do up one now and add some more examples later?.

1.

You're starting a new TGP site. The site won't be ready for a few
weeks but you have traffic that will be sent to it when it's
complete.

While you're finishing up the new TGP site you can bank the
traffic you'll be sending it with us. It might just be some 404 or
maybe a force from another site or some links on galleries,
doesn't matter as it will be evaluated and you'll get back returns
based on it's worth. Lets say you are able to bank 1000 hits of
TGP traffic a day.

Now when the TGP site is ready you withdraw from the bank. This
gives you 1000 hits a day from the bank as well as 1000 hits a
day from your original source. So now instead of launching with
1000 hits a day, you have 2000 to launch with, giving your new
TGP site a much-needed boost.

-Ben

2.

You run a TGP site and know that if anything breaks your trades will likely die. It will take you another month or more to get back to where you were. You can put a small percentage of your traffic in the bank each day. Then if anything happens such as your server going down or trade script breaking or even if you go on holidays and don't update galleries. Now instead of your site slipping you can withdraw from the bank and boost it back to where it should be.

-Ben

gonna check it out in a sec

3.

Your hosting goes down and you're having some trouble getting
scripts and sites set back up again. You can redirect your site to
us, or maybe even park it on our servers and we'll bank the traffic
for you and return it later when you're back on your feet.

-Ben

"banking"... is there any type of interest accruing while you work with our banked traffic?

50 interesting projects

Sorry been a bit busy and havn't checked the thread.

"banking" .... It all depends on the quality of traffic you send. If
you send very good traffic then you get a much higher return.
There is a kind of interest whereby we make sure more is sent in
return to account for hits which don't wait for the page to load
and the like. However this still relates to the quality of your
traffic. Send 50k of 404 that clicks at 15 links and you can't expect
to get 55k of niche specific geo-IP targetted traffic in return.
However send 50k of very productive and valued traffic and you
can expect to get great returns when withdrawing.

We have a stats interface where you can see the details about
traffic you bank and thus it's easy to see how your traffic is doing
and what returns can be expected.

So I guess the short answer is, yes there is interest, however
the actual traffic returned isn't based solely on volume sent so
there is no solid figure that we can give.

-Ben

Just a quick note to let everyone know that the script behind
thumbscity.com is now for-sale.

We will soon also be installing copies for several industry leaders,
owning some of the largest TGP sites around. Until these installs
are complete I'll still be selling it at an introductory price
(contact me).

This script is groundbreaking. It includes several things not seen
before in TGP management and is constructed in a very robust,
scalable, fault-tolerant fashion.

Email or ICQ me for more details.

[email protected]
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ICQ: 10638430

-Ben