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If you know what you are doing and have good landing page(s) and have a crew and/or person(s) to check your stats and a good relationship with either the owner and/or his crew/representatives you CAN and WILL make a profit.
Yes it is hard work but heh buying traffic and know what you are doing will make you a profit. I am sorry but that is the fucking truth. |
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Tier 1: Netherlands Antilles Austria Australia Belgium Canada Switzerland Germany Denmark Finland Falkland Islands (Malvinas) Faroe Islands France United Kingdom Guernsey Gibraltar Greenland Ireland Iceland Jersey Japan Liechtenstein Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Qatar Sweden Singapore San Marino United States Minor Outlying Islands United States United States Virgin Islands Tier 2: United Arab Emirates Aruba Brunei Darussalam Brazil the Bahamas Cyprus Spain Equatorial Guinea Greece Hong Kong Israel Isle of Man Italy South Korea Kuwait Cayman Islands Macau Macao New Zealand French Polynesia Puerto Rico Portugal Slovenia British Virgin Islands Tier 3: Antigua and Barbuda Anguilla Barbados Bahrain Cook Islands Chile Czech Republic Estonia Guam Croatia Hungary Saint Kitts and Nevis Lebanon Lithuania Latvia Northern Mariana Islands Malta Mexico New Caledonia Oman Poland Russia Saudi Arabia Seychelles Slovakia Turkey Trinidad and Tobago Taiwan Uruguay Venezuela It might help you and your customers if you compiled a list of popular affiliate cam site domains and when someone submits a order for non premium traffic and the destination domain matches one of the cam site domains you could show a message that explains why they might want to upgrade to traffic from premium countries. |
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Ad networks are not in the business of sending traffic to affiliate programs. They are in the business of brokering advertising space. I've heard this argument so many times it's ridiculous. "Well if the traffic was so great, then why would the publisher be selling it?" This is a moot point. Publishers (in mainstream or adult) sell their ad space for a variety of reasons. Pertaining specifically to affiliate programs, they would rather get paid a fair amount for their traffic and not have to wonder if they'll ever get a check from an affiliate program. |
am I choker's biggest fan? no. that's obvious.
does choker have the best traffic out there, NO. even he would agree on that point. what you idiots should say is choker's traffic doesn't work FOR YOU. fact is, choker wouldn't still be here is some people didn't find it profitable. the problem is, the idiots think is someone else can do it, then they can too. it doesn't always work like that. choker doesn't give away money. But for many people, those with a few more iq points then the average idiot, he has traffic you can make money from. |
Oh yes, why would Clear Channel sell radio advertisements to advertisers? When clearly they should be trying to advertise different affiliate programs and products to make sales for themselves. Because obviously, if they are selling radio commercial airtime, they must not have been able to monetize it. <- LOL
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If you have good traffic, why would you sell it? I've been saying that for years. |
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Also, Ravo already said the traffic cost $1.50 - $2.50/k, where are you getting 10c from? |
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Nothing personal. |
If you are calling traffic online "hits" you should not be doing business online.
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This is the sort of stuff you use to beef up your stats or grow a trading site, not make sales. |
I buy from choker and I never lost a single penny
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Yes, because clearly all advertising networks on the internet try every single affiliate program out before brokering it to advertisers. You know, to see if they can make sales with it. <-- WHAT?! You cannot be serious. :1orglaugh
Ad networks are not in the business of sending traffic to affiliate programs. They are in the business of brokering advertising space. I've heard this argument so many times it's ridiculous. "Well if the traffic was so great, then why would the publisher be selling it?" This is a moot point. Publishers (in mainstream or adult) sell their ad space for a variety of reasons. Pertaining specifically to affiliate programs, they would rather get paid a fair amount for their traffic and not have to wonder if they'll ever get a check from an affiliate program (just a thought). Oh yes, why would Clear Channel sell radio advertisements to advertisers? When clearly they should be trying to advertise different affiliate programs and products to make sales for themselves. Because obviously, if they are selling radio commercial airtime, they must not have been able to monetize it. <- LOL |
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Nothing Personal. LOL |
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did i lie about buying the traffic (no) will i buy traffic from you again (no) p.s. with trafficshop really cheap traffic converts at 1:1500 thank you so much |
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If you would have asked me BEFORE you purchased this I would have recomended US UK CA AU traffic, not the third world traffic you bought. My "personal attack" is a direct result of your "personal attack" against me on again, a PUBLIC BBS BOARD. |
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- I spent $38 per join for the traffic I bought - I made much more than $38/sign up. I didn't realize how far out of the loop you were. Dating joins are worth between $55 and $120 each, not $25. - The stats clearly show this was over a 7 day period. |
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your getting mad because i said it sucks, ok i fucked up and purchased traffic that said it was (pop-hq-non-premium-general) were does that say third world traffic i was not expecting 1:100 so yes its all my fault i fucked up here is the list of Countries for chaturbate sign ups Tier 1: Netherlands Antilles Austria Australia Belgium Canada Switzerland Germany Denmark Finland Falkland Islands (Malvinas) Faroe Islands France United Kingdom Guernsey Gibraltar Greenland Ireland Iceland Jersey Japan Liechtenstein Luxembourg Netherlands Norway Qatar Sweden Singapore San Marino United States Minor Outlying Islands United States United States Virgin Islands Tier 2: United Arab Emirates Aruba Brunei Darussalam Brazil the Bahamas Cyprus Spain Equatorial Guinea Greece Hong Kong Israel Isle of Man Italy South Korea Kuwait Cayman Islands Macau Macao New Zealand French Polynesia Puerto Rico Portugal Slovenia British Virgin Islands Tier 3: Antigua and Barbuda Anguilla Barbados Bahrain Cook Islands Chile Czech Republic Estonia Guam Croatia Hungary Saint Kitts and Nevis Lebanon Lithuania Latvia Northern Mariana Islands Malta Mexico New Caledonia Oman Poland Russia Saudi Arabia Seychelles Slovakia Turkey Trinidad and Tobago Taiwan Uruguay Venezuela |
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I get probably on average 10 icqs a day and maybe 3 to 5 phone calls from new potential buyers. I turn them all away except guys who own their own programs and know what they are doing. I am 95% sold out and have been for a long time. When a new buyer makes a order his order takes traffic away from current buyers. I sell everything I have and have been for some time. Sometimes I will get a flood of popunders then I will solicit buyers but I do that so I have many buyers for that traffic so if one stops buying all of it is still sold to other buyers. People tell me all the time that they need 100k a day of US traffic. My reply is always the same: If you can find a broker with 100k a day of unsold US traffic laying around, what does that tell you? If it was decent traffic and priced good it would not be laying around unsold. I see some brokers coming in every thread that has the word traffic in it spamming thier shit. Make a thread that blahs traffic sucks and man they will post away in that thread. What does that tell you? |
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See my earlier comments, in response to people who that "if the traffic is so great, why would a publisher be selling it" ... <sarcasm>Yes, because clearly all advertising networks on the internet try every single affiliate program out before brokering it to advertisers. You know, to see if they can make sales with it.</sarcasm> <-- WHAT?! You cannot be serious. Ad networks are not in the business of sending traffic to affiliate programs. They are in the business of brokering advertising space. I've heard this argument so many times it's ridiculous. "Well if the traffic was so great, then why would the publisher be selling it?" This is a moot point. Publishers (in mainstream or adult) sell their ad space for a variety of reasons. Pertaining specifically to affiliate programs, they would rather get paid a fair amount for their traffic and not have to wonder if they'll ever get a check from an affiliate program (just a thought). |
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The traffic was always "unsold" and available at some point. However, the impressions/clicks are not sold in blocks of 50K or 100K though since most are bid CPC campaigns. Optimization needs to be occurring for any successful ad campaign. Each campaign is unique, as is each individual ad impression that occurs. What works for one advertiser may not work for another. So simply saying "that is not quality traffic" is a moot point. |
So besides sending traffic to a tube or tgp to get trades going, what are some things you would buy traffic for? Do affiliates purchase high-quality traffic to send directly to paysites or landing pages?
I know some of the traffic has to convert because I sell my mobile to Juicy Ads and it's not because it won't convert, it's just because I don't know what I should be doing with it. So if I'm doing that I know there's plenty of others in the same boat selling traffic that converts. |
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For publishers I see many reasons they might have ad space. Here are a few... - Site owners sending their traffic to affiliate programs AND selling ad space (multiple monetization methods) - Publishers only selling ad space (they may not want to deal with joining multiple affiliate programs. They like the convenience of just selling it outright and getting paid for their ad sales). We provide a service to broker and get your space sold for you. We do the legwork of finding advertisers to buy your space and get your inventory sold :) Sites like CNN.com, HuffingtonPost, TechCrunch sell ad space. Just because they aren't sending it directly to an affiliate program themselves doesn't mean their traffic is low quality. It's just not their business model. |
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For a days work it's not to bad at all today. $2k+ a week. For a slice of a weeks work it's nice. but it's still 100,000s of people looking at some form of porn site and the return in $$ is pretty poor. |
Between $55 and $120 ?
Why AJ paid me $35 for each then ??????:mad: Quote:
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Choker - question for you.
What does the following mean to you? pop-hq-non-premium-general |
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hq= high quality? meaning non premium :Oh crap |
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Even in the tubecamgirl program we launched this month (which resemble the one of chaturbate), we call "HQ" countries those that we pay for (we made it much like the tier 1 of chaturbate, just we have there italy and new zealand more, but a japan less) - and LQ the ones we not pay for (china, india..). So it can be super confusing enough for a guy sending us "pop_HQ" traffic after read our HQ countries list, as well as someone used to trafficholder's HQ labeled traffic. Ok th new guys are always noob enough to fail even if there are instructions. But, in trafficholder, every time you have an "all countries" or simply not an HQ country listed as filter, at submission of campaign it always warns "you will be get trash countries traffic, are you sure?", such message is scary and make sure the guy knows he's be bombing the link with indonesian, pakistani, ukrainian and chinese army. Note I purchased from choker several million hits and he initially had setup all the campaigns in my behalf, he was very helpful; I remember there was AU_US_CA or something like that labels, then later I used the panel on my own and I made no mistakes myself, still I advise choker to add scary warning "you're getting third world countries trash traffic who may buy nothing" for who selects that (like other broker panels do), plus to rename low quality countries so no any "HQ" texts are present anywhere. PS: about low quality countries.. I do get paying users from HR, RS = croatia, serbia... amazing enough some good guys in ex yugoslavia - better then some "HQ" countries. Also note the HQ countries of trafficshop includes hungary and lots of that, I don't agree with that :) |
pop-hq-non-premium-general = pop up from a high quality site, but understand that pop up traffic is not premium traffic
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Lol, so you are drmadcat, why the multiple nicks? Just like you, he most likely was a dumbass and bought traffic from countries that chaturbate doesn't even pay free signups on. He says it was "premium" traffic, so Choker can you confirm what kind of traffic the thread starter bought? |
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What works for me, may not work for you, and vice-versa - and that's another important point about traffic. You have to figure out what works best with your particular sources. For example, I can't get chaturbate to work for me, no matter what I try - I've never made money with them. I could have just as easily posted my xxxmatch or ashleymadison stats, to show that purchased traffic can be profitable. But, it looks it might have been a mistake to post *any* type of stats. My bad. I'm going back to work... |
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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Buy text links/thumbs with text descriptions geo targeted from high quality countries US,CA,UK,AU,NZ etc... when looking for sales. Quote:
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My penis is strong.
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