Anyone tried or have had success with Adblade?

finding solid and reliable traffic is probably the most desired thing for most in AM right now. Google, Yahoo, Facebook et al all are giving pubs a fuck of a time, and everyone is looking for the honey pot.
NO ONE is going to help you with this. Go out and test.
 


"but, but... testing takes *time* and *money*! Why oh why won't someone just take me by the hand and show me exactly how/where they make their living?"

Seriously, every ad network has stuff that works and stuff that doesn't. As soon as you find 6 guys who hate AdBlade, you'll find a half dozen others who can bank with it. Even shitty AdBrite works with the right niches and campaigns, and that's saying something.

I hate to sound cliche, but the answer really is 'test for yourself'. Consider it an investment in the development of your skills and business. Even if you're 'losing' money, it's not for nothing if you're paying attention and learning something in the process. If you don't like to learn and/or just want easy money, good luck in any business. There's even a learning curve in slinging crack.

This is in no way intended to harp on the OP, it's just a general commentary on people asking if anyone's had any success with X Y or Z ad network. It's really a pointless question because no matter how many people say 'yeah, I'm banking with X', chances are you'll lose your ass with X until you figure out what works for *you* there.
 
...yesterday I got like 80 clicks from Bing and no conversions. WTF? Bing has the shittiest traffic!!! Im gonna quit AM today. Goodbye everyone. And don't use Bing. like I said. impossible. I tested.
 
cjkl22 said:
I'm just using it as an example, it doesn't matter if 300 people read this thread and actually went over to adblade and started driving traffic, it's not really going to effect those who are currently succesfully driving traffic from there to their offers.
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(post count + your eagerness) = heroin addict fighting to close down free heroin clinics in vancouver
 
The Times article reference above is just one on the topic of social media and advertising. Most of the articles I've been following describe the challenges that Facebook and others a) have wooing advertisers and b) have not done a great job monetizing their inventory. Facebook's meteoric growth and valuation, in particular, naturally give rise to equally substantial expectations.
 
read an article on foxnews.com about a celeb or something, every ad on there looks like it came out of this camp. is there really even a point to asking questions like this? just go look and draw your own conculsions...
 
FFS why do people ask pointless questions, no one is going to give you full details on their success or failure using traffic sources. The best way to get information is by TESTING and getting the information you need on that traffic source...stop posting shit and get on with it
 
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