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Originally Posted by sclick
Hi ... yes, many are scamming, as Shanez20, but high end categories deliver, well. You might be astounded at what "major" sites buy visitors, by the millions. Try this vendor, if you like. The high end, effective categories are on the right side, especially the last 2-3. Better yet, try advertising via AdBrite. Use full page ads and bid the minimum, which I think is $ .001. If your page is effective, AdBrite should convert. You can specify site categories and specific sites. Yes, you'll get lots of sites running your ad at $.001 per view. Hope this helps. Good luck. Do let us know what you decide and how it goes. |
Yes, there are many major companies that buy traffic in the millions. It still amazes me that when website owners purchase a product or service and does not get the desired result, the word scam comes out quickly.
As an owner of several websites, I take full responsibility when my programs work and when they don`t work. I have tried several traffic exchanges with very little success. I don`t scream scam, I look at what I`m promoting and then try to make proper changes to my site.
Meaning that I either create a new squeeze page or offer something free to get the user to take action. Buying traffic should be a part of an overall strategy but should not be the end all.
Most importantly, know where that traffic is coming from. The cheaper the traffic, the less it will convert.
David Bowie