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I just started testing TrafficZ with some of my higher traffic lower income domains. So far I am quite disappointed. I don't see the minimum $3.00 CPm working, have some problems with keywords getting set up on Forwarded domains, low traffic recording, and even lower CTR than I had before.

As I am trying out new traffic avenues, I would appreciate your experiences,
 
I use them as well. CPM it's not based on "landings", but on "impressions". They pay $0,003 CPM per impressions or PPC revenue depending on which is better (if i'm not wrong).

The core system is quite interesting, but revenue doesn't seem so interesting anyway. I like it anyway and i'll continue to use them for some domains.

Bye
 
I'm sorry, I still don't understand the difference between landings and impression. DomainSponsor doesn't seem to make any differences between them. When a user types in a mydomain.com views the landing page, sometimes makes a search as well, and may click as well; so landing pages, searches and clicks are clear to me, but what are impressions?
 
fab said:
I'm sorry, I still don't understand the difference between landings and impression. DomainSponsor doesn't seem to make any differences between them. When a user types in a mydomain.com views the landing page, sometimes makes a search as well, and may click as well; so landing pages, searches and clicks are clear to me, but what are impressions?

I've been with TrafficZ for many months now. They in my mind are the best. Fast payments(only net 7 compared to others net 30 and such). Their CPC rates are good. If you are having a problem with something on your account/domains just email Gia there and she will help you.
 
yes,
the customer support is VERY good,
i also like them very much

:)

here it is:(sorry for dump)
"TrafficZ 4.0 introduces MaxPay, our brand new monetization platform. Gone are the days of manual performance analysis to determine whether each of your domains should be on a CPC or a CPM program. MaxPay pays you BOTH a CPC revenue share AND a guaranteed CPM on every domain in your portfolio."


So enable Maxpay on your domains and you get both CPC & CPM.


hope this helps

:)
 
Yes, support is fantastic.. quick and professionals

I've had my trafficz account for about a year now but i haven't been parking there but after knowing from Gia about this Maxpay then I'm on for a test drive
 
Yeah Gia is Cool :-)

Traffic are good for domains with loads of Impressions as you get CPM override as well as standard click traffic.

I am going to be testing out 1000 domains for a month.. so will let you all know what the score is on overall revenue.
 
With the negative issues re; the major parking programs that we traditionally use, I think trafficz would be a great option since they're one of the pioneers in the business and with this Maxpay that pays both CPM and CPC. They say (trafficz) CPM/$3.00, then this exceeds DS that pays CPM/$1.88 (revenue per thousand impressions alone without the clicks)... nice

Time to evacuate and seek for greener pastures
 
namestrands said:
Yeah Gia is Cool :-)

Traffic are good for domains with loads of Impressions as you get CPM override as well as standard click traffic.

I am going to be testing out 1000 domains for a month.. so will let you all know what the score is on overall revenue.

TrafficZ use google overture or?

Sheva
 
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