I've griped about this issue before,but now it seems worse than ever...
Why does DS lose such a huge percentage of traffic during the redirection process? I just registered a high traffic domain last night,it's recieved 1516 visitors in less than 48 hours.Here is the screenshot from my DomainSite account,where they track the traffic:
http://www.geocities.com/nolucksavant/ds.jpg
Now HERE is a screenshot of the traffic that actually made it to the DS landing page:
http://www.geocities.com/nolucksavant/ds2.jpg
Of the 1516 visitors,DS only saw 886 of them.How is is possible to lose nearly half the traffic?
I've seen this happen before,and when I switched to Sedo (using Nameservers) the traffic jumped to where it should be.
The only problem was,Sedo pays far less.
Why does this happen? I could literally double my revenue at DS if they would count all the visitors.Anyone have any insight?
Why does DS lose such a huge percentage of traffic during the redirection process? I just registered a high traffic domain last night,it's recieved 1516 visitors in less than 48 hours.Here is the screenshot from my DomainSite account,where they track the traffic:
http://www.geocities.com/nolucksavant/ds.jpg
Now HERE is a screenshot of the traffic that actually made it to the DS landing page:
http://www.geocities.com/nolucksavant/ds2.jpg
Of the 1516 visitors,DS only saw 886 of them.How is is possible to lose nearly half the traffic?
I've seen this happen before,and when I switched to Sedo (using Nameservers) the traffic jumped to where it should be.
The only problem was,Sedo pays far less.
Why does this happen? I could literally double my revenue at DS if they would count all the visitors.Anyone have any insight?