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Re: How To Make Traffic Exchange Surfing Less Tedious

Trevor Bandura — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 12:27:22 -0000

Great post. Traffic exchanges are a great way to get massive traffic pretty quick, but unless your using the right traffic exchanges, all your hours of surfing will be wasted.

I prefer to actualy use the Text Ad Exchanges more offten to get solo ads, these work great.

Re: How To Make Traffic Exchange Surfing Less Tedious

Tim Linden — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 11:34:12 -0000

Woah sweet plugin (commentluv) I don't pay attention to them much but that is neat!

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Re: How To Make Traffic Exchange Surfing Less Tedious

Tim Linden — Tue, 18 Dec 2007 11:33:12 -0000

The key with traffic exchanges is to understand it's advertising, so you need to make ads for it rather than sticking your whole site in. I stuck a feedburner email subscribe form on some pages, and made ads that mentioned the topics I blog about, and went from 100 to about 400 subscribers within a few months. It can be tedious, but if you play around with it, it can be quite rewarding =P

Tim Linden's last blog post..BAL 3: Tracking with Analytics

Re: How To Make Traffic Exchange Surfing Less Tedious

sarach — Wed, 23 May 2007 20:56:21 -0000

I completely agree, Stu. I use them for a little boost about once a week just because my blog is so new. But I can't understand people who use them constantly as their main source of traffic. If you need to build traffic, spend the time you'd spend surfing reading other blogs and commenting. I find that to be a much better way to get actual readers.

Sara

Re: How To Make Traffic Exchange Surfing Less Tedious

Stu — Wed, 23 May 2007 01:17:18 -0000

Never understood the lure of traffic exchanges myself....

Crappy, untargeted traffic who are just doing what you're doing - unhappily surfing sites to get credits.

I think that there are much better ways to promote your blog. Or am I missing something? (Never really looked into them)