why do sites send their 'exit' links to google?
 

When they could be sending that same traffic to a site that could potentially be making them money?

For example, last month, Evidence Wipe was converting at 1:216 overall and some affiliates were converting Evidence Wipe at less than 1:50 consistently.

Evidence Wipe is a great product for adult webmasters to promote on their existing websites as it truly is a non-compete product that all of your adult surfers will benefit from whether you are a TGP'er, paysite owner, free site builder or you generate your traffic via the search engines.

With online privacy being an important factor to many surfers viewing porn sites, Evidence Wipe will allow you to bestow the softwares features rather easily as selling points for example, using Evidence Wipe your surfers can....

* Remove all history of websites that they have viewed, files they have downloaded and even files that they have looked at on their local hard drive.

* Speed up their computers by eliminating unused temorary files.

* Stop their family members, children, spouses, employers, from tracking their online porn surfing habits, permanently.

* Remove adware/spyware cookies, while choosing the cookies they want to keep, such as affiliate program cookies.

* Have affordable, online privacy protection at a fraction of the cost of other software programs on the market.

If you havent started promoting Evidence Wipe to your adult surfers yet, there has never been a better time to offer it up as an alternative to harder to sell recurring adult websites, for a low, one-time fee, your surfers can have the online privacy protection and peace of mind they need, whilst making you 50% of the purchase price.

Head on over to Condom Cash today to signup to start promoting Evidence Wipe if you do not already have an affiliate account and, if you are already promoting our high converting gay paysites, be sure to add some links to Evidence Wipe to your sites and start earning extra money by offering your surfers peace of mind and privacy protection software, with absolutely no recurring billing or having to wait for the software to be shipped.

Just 1 sale a day of Evidence Wipe will make you an additional $750 a month!

I know its a little spammy post wise but with a product that is selling as well as Evidence Wipe you really have no need to be sending your 'exit' traffic to Google, Yahoo or Disney :)

because goolge pay for exit traffics

Because they don't know any better. /thread

bc google ranks you higher if you link to them! Duh!

lol, u joke but some people actually think this

I think that most people doing that really believe it.

ok I'll bite .. will have someone signup and make a solution like this and promote your stuff.

also because the have no other sponsor that would pay for their exit traffic (specially since WARNING PAGE closed)

Cool, it really is like 'finding' money when you just change out the links to Google and Yahoo that you may already be using on your exit links :)

In todays economic climate there really is no reason that everyone shouldnt be pushing Evidence Wipe through their exit links, using links that dont have the potential to make a site owner money just does not make sense.

I have always chuckled at that as well.
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sounds like a better solution than just sending to google

I agree.....:thumbsup

Some may actually do it out of integrity...

What do you mean? How does having a revenue losing link a site show the owner has integrity?

well its better than linking disney up

I never understood the point of the "exit" link to begin with... Who the hell "exits" a webpage by clicking a link to somewhere else? Just another relic technique from 1996 that people won't give up.

Does this evidence wipe product clear affiliate cookies as well?

any program that put an affiliate cookie cleaner in their exit link would see a webmaster revolt and drop in their affiliate traffic. stupid idea.

It will clear any cookies that the end-user decides they do not want on their computer by specifically selecting them from a list of all cookies currently stored on their machine :)

there are tons of other mainstream products that would work and anyway, as fuze said, it's an archaic idea.

and most surfers will of course clear any cookies from a porn site.

keep us informed which programs do this.

Actually to be fair, that isnt the case a LOT of mainstream affiliate programs will not accept 'adult' traffic, even from exit links, coming from a mainstream background i can not tell you the amount of publisher accounts i saw terminated for sending uncleaned adult traffic to some of the affiliate networks out there.

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I personally would not promote anything that gave the surfer the ability to clear cookies. I'm sure the product sells great for you, but the more surfers I have who cannot clear their own cookies, the more sales I make.

Only if the affiliate program you are promoting relies solely on cookies to track sales and if they do, you should probably be changing affiliate programs, using purely cookies to track sales is so 1990 and i cant think of ANY program that does this these days.

Very interesting product. I just might have to give this a try and see how it converts.

there is a secret underground webmaster project to see if they can create the first PR11

I think people are kissing Google's ass on that one. Jus my .02

Because the user either left because they are under age, or it's not what they were looking for.. and if that's the case, Goog can help them find what they are looking for.

More convenient for the user to be honest.

Very cool, let me know if you need any help with anything im always available by email and icq (when i remember to turn it on lol)

Indeed it could be more convenient for surfers but at the same time, how many surfers already know about Google?

Choosing convenience over profit isnt what most business owners do and as i mentioned above, sending that traffic to somewhere that isnt going to pay you for it probably isnt a wise decision in todays economic climate, this is a way you can use with little to no 'extra' work to actually generate income on a product that does convert.

alot of belief that it will give them better rankings...but i doubt it

It's not just about the technical aspect of clearing cookies (although in reality 1% off your bottom line is still 1%), it's also the perception. As a poster mentioned above, many affiliates would not be happy about seeing an exit link going to a cleaner type program, especially since it would be uncredited. So while it may be a good idea (it is, right, since you're the one promoting it?) anyone who uses it on a paysite with affiliates risks shooting themselves in the foot.

But if the exit link is ALREADY going to Google, Yahoo or Disney you as an affiliate are not currently being paid anyway so why would it matter where that traffic was being sent?

How does this software compare to Evidence-Eliminator?

I don't know honestly, I was pulling that whole thing out of my ass..

I'd suggest getting the referring url, and putting that in the exit page, that way if a webmaster's user decides they don't wanna be there, they get taken back to the website.

The stuff you're peddling in this thread, is not something a webmaster wants to push onto his users...

I'd rather my users go to Google than a link that's gonna make them money... Why would I send my hard earned users to your site, to make you money, for free?

Its $100 cheaper and does pretty much the same thing with the exception of overwriting files with randon data which in and of itself offers no more 'protection' to the end-user it just sounds good from a marketing standpoint... If law enforcement officials want to find data on a hard drive, they will, no matter what.

If I catch any of my trade partners promoting that bullshit they are blacklisted... seriously.

You wouldnt be sending your surfers to our site for free, you'll be getting paid 50% of every sale your traffic generated on each and every sale, paid out by CCBill directly.

Because they may type in or revisit a few days or weeks later... If that cookie is removed and they return at a later date, there is a possibility for your original cookie to be overwritten by another. It's just 1 **potential** way for an affiliate promoting a sponsor to lose sales in the long run. :2 cents:

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this is funny.

like a surfer is going to stop in the middle of cleaning his PC to choose to keep our affiliate cookies LOL

Again though, this is only an issue if a program uses JUST cookies to track sales, hardly any that i know of, including CCBill based affiliate programs use JUST cookies :2 cents:

The surfer selects which cookies they want to remove before the cleaning process even starts so that they can select cookies that contain user/pass combos to be saved, once they have selected their cookie cleaning options, they can be saved as the default profile to use every time they run the software manually or every scheduled operation.

I wasn't referring to programs "relying solely on cookies to track sales", I was referring to losing my typein/bookmark/return sales.

Only an idiot would think that a surfer won't delete ALL cookies... they aren't really that sophisticated about it.

Yea, people wasting their Exit link on Google are throwing money away...to Google. Google's happy to have it of course.

For anyone who would be promoting the evidence-erasing stuff, I have the domain EliminateEvidence.com. Would be better to send people to than direct to site w/ aff link, plus you can set up a page/site on it and get search traffic to it too. Just a thought. :)

Which you wouldnt, unless the program was only using cookies to track your sales and 99.99% of them dont, they use a combination of methods including cookies, ip address and even query strings to track a sale to an individual affiliate.

Simple deleting cookies wont interrupt the affiliate being credited with sales as there are other options there to track the affiliate who referred the surfer to the paysite.

And again, i would say even if a surfer DID delete all cookies, it still wouldnt effect the referring affiliate from being credited with the sale on a return visit to the site as many programs also use ip tracking, php sessions and countless other methods to track affiliate sales.

Simple deleting a cookie is not going to make one iota of difference to an affiliate being credited with a sale to 99.99% of the affiliate programs out there and if you are promoting that remaining 0.01% of programs that do only use cookies to track sales, you are already losing sales :2 cents:

I wasn't talking about putting it on my page, I was talking about sponsors who put it on theirs and use my traffic to make themselves money.

Oh you mean like they do now with pop-up consoles, cross-sales, exit chains, upsells in the members area, etc... Gotcha :)