02-24-2012, 05:18 PM
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Troll Patrol
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Local Socal
Posts: 15,214
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Originally Posted by Choker
Not attempting to sound like a big shot, but I invented these terms for my system many years ago. Other brokers copied my shit, down to small details like the term I invented CPPC which stands for cost per productive click. I pulled that term out of my ass.
It's real simple. A country is either premium or non-premium. Premium meaning countries with credit cards mostly western europe us,ca,au etc
I have several different levels of quality and price them accordingly, I have PQ LQ MQ HQ GQ (golden Quality). Unlike other brokers I adjust my prices in real time according to their quality. hq_non-premium is a surfer from a third world country that clicks a lot. lq_non-premium would be a third world surfer that doesnt click a lot on sites he is sent to.
It would make even less sense to name countires hi and low quality then what am I gonna name the others? poor premium, low premium etc? LOL
Because someone does their naming different does not make them right or wrong nor does it make me right or wrong. My buyers prefer the way I have it set up, theres always going to be someone who is confused, but guess what? these descriptions are clickable text links that opens a small window that explains what it is.
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So did the thread starter indeed get 100k of US/CA/Euro traffic or something else?
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