Success with Traffic Juicer?
 

Anyone using this to filter out your foreign traffic? Thinking about setting it up, just wondering how it's doing for other people.

Comments?

I tried it a couple months back, waste of time.

I'm now blocking non-english domain referrers & sending them off to popup-hell. Works well.

Bump.

What more bumps do you need, it's crap. Been discussed numerous times, search for "geo redirection" or "trafficjuicer"...

That still doesn't do you any good with all the crap foreign traffic that comes from .com and .net domains.
You think the horny chinese people don't have the hun and worldsex bookmarked?

use htaccess

Sly,

I'm not sure what Madball's problem is, but it works... If you're not sorting foreign traffic, you're wasting your traffic.

Shoot me an email if there are any questions I can answer for you.

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If you're in Florida right now, shoot me an email and we can chat in person about it. Give me a chance to increase your revenue by at least 20%.

-KC
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