One more thing. I gave you a root domain for the URL, but I should probably use a landing page rather than the blog homepage. I would like to talk with you more about this. I also sent you a question using your contact page regarding monthly subscriptions. Let me know.
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The traffic comes in as expected and the admin console is easy to use and understand. Now to see if this traffic converts. Figgity, I've sent the support email addy two e-mails in the last two days but haven't heard back. Please let me know what's up.
Does all of the "expired domain traffic" show up from the same referrer?
Meaning, when I look at my tracking stats are all the visitors going to be coming from one site or will several sites show up?
nvm I see you answered the question above.
Meaning, when I look at my tracking stats are all the visitors going to be coming from one site or will several sites show up?
nvm I see you answered the question above.
JustFU,
Good question.
Yes, on your server-side stats the traffic shows up from the same referer, as the traffic is coming from us--we are redirecting it to your site. This is so you know that we are sending visitors your way.
It is natural as far as Google and any other advertisers are concerned, as it doesn't really matter where the traffic is coming from once a user visits your site.
Once a user visits your site and clicks on one of your ads or offers, your site shows up as the referrer, not where you got traffic from.
Web101, if you bothered to read the thread above, you'd know why all the visitors come from the same referer. You'd also know that I never guaranteed that anybody would click on your ads.
Just because someone didn't click on your ads doesn't mean that my traffic company is using 0px iframes.
For those who don't know, web101 is claiming is that his url is part of a grid that when it loads their campaign registers a hit.
The fact is that the traffic I sell comes from redirected domain names, expired and ones I've purchased. These url's are directed into our system, then filtered down to campaigns listed on the server.
Just because someone didn't click on your ads doesn't mean that my traffic company is using 0px iframes.
For those who don't know, web101 is claiming is that his url is part of a grid that when it loads their campaign registers a hit.
The fact is that the traffic I sell comes from redirected domain names, expired and ones I've purchased. These url's are directed into our system, then filtered down to campaigns listed on the server.
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