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Finntroll posted this at 12:21 — 27th December 2006.
They have: 143 posts
Joined: Sep 2006
No, the traffic it brings isn't targeted at all, though I heard people do make money on it.
ReallyFabDating posted this at 15:30 — 27th December 2006.
They have: 4 posts
Joined: Dec 2006
I think it depends on what you're after website traffic wise.
Is it likely that 'normal' websurfers use these sites... No probably not. Most probably it'll be other website owners.
So... If your site sells a product aimed at other webmasters, it may be a good way of getting quality visitors!
NetDebut posted this at 03:13 — 31st December 2006.
He has: 21 posts
Joined: Nov 2004
I don't like the idea of auto-surfs. What's the point of using it when there's no one there to see it?
turboweb posted this at 15:01 — 2nd January 2007.
They have: 12 posts
Joined: May 2003
Pretty much a waste of time if you ask me. You could better spend your time writing content, getting links from directories and optmizing your site than autu-surfing with other webmasters looking for the same thing you are.
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Daniel Cassidy posted this at 05:36 — 3rd January 2007.
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I used it in the past to build up credits on some traffic exchanges. Basiclly the idea is to setup your auto-surf to surf your start page traffic exchange so every time it loads you get credit. Their was a machine called Auto-Hits Machine that did this. It was just a script that rotated several exchanges start pages. I used to run it overnight and it would build hundreds of surfing credits in each one.
I don't rely on traffic exchanges anymore to advertise, they are a waste of time. If you are going to advertise on a traffic exchange the best advice would be to send people to a lead capture page and build a list.
Besides, every one surfing traffic exchanges are just trying to get credits for their own website and are not interested in buying anything.
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gastongr posted this at 18:24 — 8th January 2007.
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Joined: Nov 2003
The only thing it does is to use your bandwidth.
People turn the autosurf on and use other browser window while they get those "points" without even watching the websites.
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Jase posted this at 07:50 — 9th January 2007.
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Joined: Jan 2007
Very true and if your advertising your website that has adsense ads on it you will get warned.
I didnt realise you werent allowed and I got an email from them warning me.
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ABC123 posted this at 02:35 — 29th January 2007.
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Joined: Jan 2007
What's the point? The people never stay and if you run a forum, it's not like they sign up and post. Also, if you're using AdSense or something like it, it's most likely you'll be banned for fraudulant clicks. Those surfers are usually sent in on the same IP and click around. Even though they're different people all Google sees is a bunch of ads being clicked from the same IP. I wouldn't recommend programs using automated traffic.
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