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HQ 07-24-2003 07:33 AM

what foreign traffic %age is 2 much 4 trades?
 
What percentage of foreign traffic is too much for trades? 50%? 75%? 90%? Better yet, at what percentage does a pay-per-click sponsor start questioning the traffic quality?

Corleone 07-24-2003 07:51 AM

i've no prob with german surfers etc ;) i'll auto install a dialer for them :D

HQ 07-24-2003 07:54 AM

I can't redirect my traffic though, that's against most of my traffic traders' rules.

HQ 07-24-2003 11:45 AM

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catindahat 07-25-2003 07:24 AM

HQ has a good question
Does anyone have any input on this?

ED 07-25-2003 07:32 AM

i'd like some feedback on this as well

blazin 07-25-2003 09:10 AM

More than 35% foreign traffic and I would start to question the trade.....

Ideally I try trade big with sites that have less than 20% foreign traffic and less than 10% proxy.

I run a ebony TGP and have an average of 16% foreign traffic with the ebony TGP's that I trade with not far off.

This does seem to be reflective of this niche though, as most general sites have 40-50% of foreign traffic from what I have seen.

HQ 07-25-2003 09:25 AM

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Originally posted by blazin
More than 35% foreign traffic and I would start to question the trade.....

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This does seem to be reflective of this niche though, as most general sites have 40-50% of foreign traffic from what I have seen.

My sites have 40% foreign traffic on average. This is about the average of my trades (obviously). This seems way too high. Should I be cancelling trades with over 50% traffic? I even have a few with over 75%... that just seems ridiculous. They are all non-foreign sites too.

DrGuile 07-25-2003 09:27 AM

What do you consider foreign? Non-US?

HQ 07-25-2003 09:45 AM

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Originally posted by DrGuile
What do you consider foreign? Non-US?
My script determines it by non-English. Technically, the browser must pass back that the language is "en".

Good question though. How should I determine foreign traffic?

Also, in speaking with one of my trade partners who has 75% foreign traffic, he said that the majority of traffic was Swedish which mostly all speak English. Does the fact that some foreign surfer speak English affect the possibility that they will probably not sign up to any of my English sponsors?

...in other words, should I treat all foreign traffic the same?

HQ 07-25-2003 12:16 PM

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blazin 07-26-2003 02:33 AM

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Originally posted by HQ
My sites have 40% foreign traffic on average. This is about the average of my trades (obviously). This seems way too high. Should I be cancelling trades with over 50% traffic? I even have a few with over 75%... that just seems ridiculous. They are all non-foreign sites too.
I would delete trades with over 50% in your case.
The only way you can get your ratio down is to trade more with sites that have better quality traffic.

Personally I determine good trades on 3 factors: foreign traffic ratio, productivity & proxy traffic ratio.

HQ 07-28-2003 06:00 AM

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Originally posted by blazin
Personally I determine good trades on 3 factors: foreign traffic ratio, productivity & proxy traffic ratio.
What are your thoughts on foreign traffic ratios? Can you give me some numbered examples? Is 50% generally your cut-off point? Do you accept more than 50% if prod is high and proxy is low? ...etc.

HQ 07-29-2003 03:55 PM

bump 3

I would really like to discuss this with anyone who has some knowledge on this topic. It's quite important to all traffic traders.

Juicy D. Links 07-29-2003 03:56 PM

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Originally posted by HQ
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HQ 07-29-2003 03:57 PM

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Originally posted by juicylinks
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ED 07-29-2003 04:42 PM

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