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To be honest, the word contextual is used pretty openly online. I have heard it being used for many different meanings. The type of contextual advertising I am talking about here is like traffic bought from “adware” companies. This may sound a bit dirty at first, but adware is actually 100% optin and can be uninstalled at anytime. It seems each of these companies allow different methods in purchasing traffic from them, but I am speaking about traffic like popunders or popups. I also see that adonnetwork uses something called transitional ads which is like an ad displayed before their visitor is actually passed on to the page they were on the way to see. Of course everything is targeted, and I have heard from some people who generally tend to speak the truth that this is a great method of traffic.

I think maybe to clear things up I will make a post on what contextual traffic actually is and then explain what I am doing a bit more in depth….since I never REALLY did explain any of that

Watch out for that and for the rest of the case studies.