Comments on: Issue 209 – Want A Free Copy of Hits, Clicks & Misses?

By: The T.E. Guy

The T.E. Guy — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 19:25:56 +0000

Ken – Oh they work. The thing is that there has to be multiple things going on for them to work effectively. So branding, tracking and a constant exposure all need to be going at full speed for their to really be an effective promotion.

I’m on the road right now, but send me a line in about a week. Let’s see if we can figure a few things out =)

By: Ken

Ken — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:31:20 +0000

Jon,
I am a member of several of your exchanges, and I believe you have great promotional abilities however, what about those folks who aren’t owners of hit exchanges? How do they get the traffic they require to make sales? I’m currently signed up in over 45 different traffic exchanges and I try to surf a least a hundred credits on 2 or 3 each day but I don’t recall anyone every telling me that they signed up on my website from a traffic exchange. Is this really just a big waste of time? I’d like your honest opinion. NOTE: if I had to surf on every exchange that I’m signed up on every day, I’d have no life at all…

Signed
Frustrated Internet Marketer
Ken

By: Steve

Steve — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 04:02:16 +0000

John please remove that stupid floating box on left of page I can,t click the x its just runs away from me.

Regards
Steve

By: Paul Kinder

Paul Kinder — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 21:14:25 +0000

Darn, does that mean I’m too late Jon! LOL

Guess I’ll have to make do with the 9 copies I have here at home ready to post to some lucky Splashers when I run another surprise promo some day soon

Congrats again on nabbing Robert. I’m really looking forward to seeing what happens at I Love Hits!

cheers
Paul

By: The T.E. Guy

The T.E. Guy — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 19:42:21 +0000

R. Tom Worthington – O.K. sir, you win this week’s contest and a copy of Hits, Clicks and Misses. If you can e-mail me your mailing address, I’ll ship you a copy of the book.

Thanks everyone, next week I’ll giveaway another copy too!

By: Malcolm

Malcolm — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 02:10:11 +0000

I’ve been signing up to many TEs over the past month to get a feel for them. I have gone through the new ones and older ones to see how they stack up. I must say I tend to agree with the views of some on Traffic Bunnies and the way it is run by Cindy. At the present time I am thinning them out. Cindie’s penchant for always having something new going off makes it always interesting to keep returning to this TE. As it is in your top picks there, I see that others may have the same thoughts on it.
Malcolm

By: Scott

Scott — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 01:59:40 +0000

Thanks for the great info, Jon. I’m a relative newbie to TE’s even tough I’ve marketed online for a while now. It’s great to have a news source to turn to in this “new for me” ad resource.

Keep up the great work…

Best,
Scott

By: Gary HRRISUN

Gary HRRISUN — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 23:31:46 +0000

There does seem to be a lot of the traffic exchanges revamping their websutes and main home pages which is great to see, as with the speed and might of the Internet these days every dollar spent on atracting new`members to their sites is well worth the effort in my opinion.

So keep it up guys and maybe some other exchanges will cotton on to whats happening and do something about the often boring and repetitive home pages seen in the past. So all systems are GO as the THUNDERBIRDS would say….

please note my new web address iis now achates2010c@gmail.com and can delete my name off the list for this site namely achates20101c@yahoo.com.au

By: Cindy Battye

Cindy Battye — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:28:50 +0000

Hey Jon

I have the book too.. very cool read!

Thanks Nathan for your trafficbunnies comment! It’s keeping me busy – and I am loving it… hehe. It really is fantastic, because now that so many people are surfing and supporting the bunnies I am able to develop it, and do more fun stuff with it – oh, and I am always welcome to any suggestions if you have a cool idea to make it even funner (If that’s even a word.. hey.. it should be!)

Cheers!
Cindy

By: Edward Bill

Edward Bill — Thu, 13 Mar 2008 22:08:51 +0000

Perhaps we can have some discussion in the future on programs that steal your links…I’ve seen programs that give you an affiliate site and then embed all kinds of links that point away from the main site… some a mixture… i.e. some links have your affiliate url and some don’t. Since most folks delete cookies frequently or on exit of their browser, I think many of us feel we are losing business.

Also, perhaps a mention for those who can’t afford a professional site and are using redirect or framed redirect with meta tags, what the difference is and how it may affect their affiliate sales. I’ve noticed some sell custom domains and charge much higher that what can be purchased on the open market using a simple redirect.

Are frames in your traffic exchanges causing the loss of revenue?

Edward