Remember to filter your traffic
 

I started filtering some of my traffic in a different way than I usually do as an experiment. I am sending less than a third of the traffic with the new way, but my sales are up by almost 200%. This is based on traffic for about 1.5 months.

So remember to filter your traffic before sending it to your sponsors and don't be afraid to experiment :2 cents: :pimp

Great advice. That is the principle behind my AVS. It changed conversion ratios from > 1:300 to <1:50

I will remember, thanks.

I will remember, thanks.

So instead of links to a sponsor on the main page, u made it so a link to big tits page and then can go to that sponsor?

Or what did you do?

So let me get this straight. Youre sending 1/3rd of your traffic but sales are up 200%. So the people you'd send there anyway normally now suddenly buy twice as much because you are sending less people?

And the other 2/3rd? Where do you send them?

Something like that. If the surfer is in to big tits, but only big saggy tits, then make sure he/she goes to a site about saggy tits and not plastic tits. Another important thing is that the surfer feels that he/she made the choice to go to the site instead of being blindly redirected there.

This is about as much info as I am going to give on this subject, except for telling you to experiment. Go where no man has gone before you :winkwink:

As I said in my other answer. I make sure that the surfer that is looking for saggy tits don't go to a site about plastic tits. So yes, the same surfers make me more money because I give them exactly what they want instead of just assuming that a general tit site will suit all tit lovers.

And no, I am not interested in a flame war. Lets save that until we have something worthwhile to argue about :)

Sure it true. He was sending one sign up a month and last month he sent three. He forgot he signed up twice himself but doesn't matter because he was also filtered. :1orglaugh

Thanks :thumbsup

Wow, that's incredible! Congrats!

I wish something like that could be applied to gallery sumbmissions (other than buying niche specific PAs of course)

Sounds great!