Hmm, seems like another layer added between the surfer and the sign up form. I do like the fact that if you have multiple sites, you can market alot more freely, not having to abide by link list, aen, or tgp rules.
Hmm, seems like another layer added between the surfer and the sign up form. I do like the fact that if you have multiple sites, you can market alot more freely, not having to abide by link list, aen, or tgp rules.
Artist/Painter and Webmaster of Huskyhunks.com.
ExactlyOriginally Posted by Huskyhunks
Plus, if you only have 10 sets of content, in reality, on free sites, you could use those same 10 sets thousands of times but just targetting different keywords and so long as the colors change on the site, the chances are, surfers hitting them arent going to know you used the same 10 sets on thousands of free sites
More than anything though, i like (as you said) the fact that im only restricted by 'rules' that i set, if i want to use consoles on every page, i can, if i want to put a banner below every set of thumbs, i can.
Regards,
Lee
what i don't get is, how do you get traffic to a free site? if you're not going to submit it to a link list or an AVS? are we talking only SE hits? If so, is that even significant to make decent sales?
allan
Originally Posted by Lee
Great input thanks everyone. I guess you do learn something new everyday. We are looking at adding these to our program.
Mark
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Well, one example of it's use is that link site owners can use them to fill their link list with affiliate coded free sites.Originally Posted by GPallan
i disagree here. it's not another layer between the surfer and the join form - it's a layer that webmasters have always had. the difference is if webmasters send traffic to your hosted tgps and sites instead of their own tgps and sites, your paysites will get ALL the traffic instead of splitting the traffic with a bunch of other programs
Originally Posted by Huskyhunks
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