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12-02-2007 08:33 AM |
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Originally Posted by minusonebit
(Post 13456508)
To me, that says that most of the traffic is fucking bots and fake traffic.
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So you are accusing people of sending you fake traffic because you were unable to convert the traffic or to put it to good use...? :Oh crap
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Originally Posted by minusonebit
(Post 13456553)
I don't see why traffic coming from a TGP should't work on a blog.
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The first step in converting (any kind of) traffic is understanding your traffic. (language, country, origin, expectations, previously visited sites,...)
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Originally Posted by minusonebit
(Post 13456553)
Obviously if I am buying traffic its because I want more than what the SEs are giving me ATM.
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Some kinds of traffic are harder to acquire but easier to convert (targeted SE traffic for example), other kinds of traffic are easier to acquire (bought/skimmed traffic for example), but harder to convert
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Originally Posted by polle54
(Post 13456691)
It's so god damn simple. Not everyone has brain enough to generate money using traffic broker traffic.
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true.
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Originally Posted by polle54
(Post 13456691)
I have seen plenty of guys turning it to profit in many creative ways but of course if you are stupid enough to send it to a blog or a paysite tour then you can't profit
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You got to be creative and think outside the box, I mean really outside the box.
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creativity is the keyword here!
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Originally Posted by woj
(Post 13456699)
Come on, it's not exactly a secret that traffic brokers charge more for traffic than the traffic is worth to an average webmaster...
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says more bout the average webmaster than the traffic sold by traffic brokers. It's a well known fact that 93.7% of all 'webmasters' will never make any real money.
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Originally Posted by will76
(Post 13457244)
Buying traffic is a skill. Buying traffic from brokers and learning how to convert it is even more difficult.
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true.
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Originally Posted by shahab6
(Post 13457828)
Most of the traffic they sell are pop-under
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incorrect (and easy to detect).
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Originally Posted by kichi
(Post 13456720)
why do you think they sell their traffic? if it converted they would jsut send it to their affiliate links for aff or whoever.
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Originally Posted by Afrin
(Post 13458378)
If it was worth anything they wouldn't be selling it
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Originally Posted by RudeBoy
(Post 13457113)
if the traffic was so good why would they sell it ? have you ever thought of that before ?
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The reason most people sell traffic: Guaranteed (and instant) income.
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Originally Posted by minusonebit
(Post 13456342)
What else can you do with it? There is nothing else you can do with it.
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Originally Posted by CDSmith
(Post 13458413)
Other than send it to a blog?
Plenty.
I could write a book on all the techniques I and others have used to make productive use of paid traffic, and believe me over the last 7+ years I have bought thousands worth.
I can think of very few instances where I would send paid traffic directly to a blog. None involve adult.
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Originally Posted by CDSmith
(Post 13455937)
I'm not saying you are guilty of this, but some idiots think it's as simple as slapping some banners and links to FHG's on a site and it will be enough to magically convert traffic purchased from brokers. Such idiots don't have the wherewithal to realize that maybe it is they who don't know how to convert traffic to signups and instead blame the brokers, call them scammers etc.
Buying traffic and actually putting it to work for you is a science, and learning that science is on you the buyer, not the broker.
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Originally Posted by minusonebit
(Post 13456269)
Its a worthless product. They know its worthless and so do I.
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I agree with CDSmith; there are tons of ways to make good use of bought traffic. During the second World War, scientists invented a kind of silicone plastic that at first seemed totally useless. About 10 years later a guy started selling it as a children's toy (silly putty). Using bought/skimmed traffic is just like using any tool/idea/resource/... in this world (not just adult, not just online marketing,...): It requires 2 things:
1. hard work.
2. creativity.
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