The program you're trying to refer people in your sig is not called "Sextracker", thats a completely different product altogether. Mtree's cam program is referred to as "Streamate".

btw chlape co umis, si programator nebo neco takoveho? :)

Send it to flirt4free and lets find out

I agree with Robbie's overall assesment (big surprise) but I would ask Robbie this: Yes, if he's sending 20k hits to 50 differant sponsers then I totally get your point (he'll never make significant sales). BUT: what if he were sending those 20k hits - even if they came from a 100 differant blogs - to the SAME sponser? Then he would make more sales, yes? Assuming the sponser was good, of course. :)

This is what I plan on doing: building 100 blogs but have them ALL pointing to my best-converting paysite ErosExotica. (www.erosexotica.com) That site converts at about 1:400-500 so with 20k hits to THAT paysite I would expect 30-40 sales.

I've also been doing this and it worked, but only for some time, then you would have to build another 100 blogs with key phrases and sponsors that sells and so on forever... that is how I ended up with network of blogs that does not generate any real income :) So I would never suggest anyone making so big amounts of sites, because then it is almost impossible to send the traffic to somewhere else. If I were starting again today I would build max 50 sites and developing them...

Delam blogy :)

Search engine traffic can be very valuable. It depends on which keywords you are getting traffic from. For example, if you get traffic from keyword "buy porn DVD now," you will sure get a lot of porn DVD sales. You will not get many sales from keyword "free porn DVD." Good luck.

Just brilliant, I never would have guessed this, thanks once again for your keen insight and words of wisdom.

Then you could start possibly seeing GREAT search engine placement and sales. My comment was just that if you had some blogs and they are all sending to their respective niche sites a very small amount of traffic each day, then it's gonna be tough.

Doing what you are saying starts to create back links and is an age old way to get search engine traffic that is effective.

Whew! Because before I have my team starting building blogs I thought it best to triple-check. LOL

"Age-old" is still the best way, in many areas. :)

Yep.

I agree with this. Also are you sure you are getting them the content they are searching for?

What kind of queries are the SEs referring to you? Could it be that it's mostly people searching for a specific name, ie hunting for more free pics of a certain model? That would obviously convert worse than someone searching for generic niche terms.