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Let the contextual traffic begin!

Trevor — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 18:48:21 +0000

Well I finally started getting some traffic through the contextual adware networks. Media Traffic was definitely the quickest at getting back to me and even offering help. I met Basil from Media Traffic at Affiliate Summit and he has been nothing more than helpful along the whole path of getting things converted over for testing.

One thing I have run into so far is that this network doesn’t pass on a referral URL. Instead they use a different method to send on the variable so you know where the traffic is coming from. Because of this me and my programmer have been working on modifying the script so that it is compatible "out of the box" with this sort of traffic. I will probably be putting in a lot of time this week yet testing everything out.

So far adding campaigns is way way easier then setting up a PPC campaign. Not only that but you don’t ever have to write ads, which is usually the longest and most tedious part of the process for me. I have noticed with adware traffic using the same keywords as my PPC campaigns wouldn’t really be possible in many cases. The way you target your traffic with contextual is yet very similar to PPC, but still different. These are the changes I am trying to adapt to throughout this whole process.

I haven’t showed INCREDIBLE results yet with this type of traffic, but am certainly seeing the opportunity if I can work everything out and play around with this for a week or two.

If any of you are testing out contextual traffic, leave a comment and let me know what your experience has been!

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I want my traffic now!

Trevor — Tue, 04 Mar 2008 03:05:14 +0000

I spent a lot of my day setting up campaigns in a couple different contextual networks. I have found that it is very very simple to setup a campaign in the networks I have used. All I have to do is copy and paste my keywords over then give my link. ANYONE can do this sort of stuff. Makes me wonder why it isn’t being exploited harder if this traffic source is really this easy…

Unlike most of the PPC engines however, you won’t start seeing traffic instantly. I am waiting for a call back from Media Traffic to confirm my account. Since I was in the mood to actually get some traffic flowing, I went over to Adonnetwork and started an account there. I was auto accepted, however all of my campaigns are waiting to be authorized. Once authorized they will go live and I will be able to see if all the hype on adware traffic is really valid or if it’s just hype.

I was hoping to get you all a post with some sort of information on the quality of the traffic from this source, but instead looks like you will have to wait another day or two. While your waiting for the next post on my road to contextual traffic, why not comment here with any decent networks you may use already…

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Contextual Adware Traffic

Trevor — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 09:10:41 +0000

I have been seeing a lot of information on adware traffic lately from friends, super affiliates, gurus, and more recently, a few booths at Affiliate Summit.

I was always under the understanding that this was just a phase or something over hyped. I think I am finally realizing however, this this may be completely opposite. I think this may be one of those opportunities for extremely easy-to-get cheap targeted traffic…much like PPC was back in the day.

I have been going over as much material as I can find on this over the weekend and will be pumping out some tests here this week. It looks as if this will run very similar to PPC so will be very easy to switch over any profitable campaigns. One nice thing is that there are no actual ads to be written, so it should take much less time to actually put up campaigns. I can basically just take most of my converting keywords from my PPC campaigns, expand them a bit, and be ready to start firing traffic away.

Some of the networks I have heard decent reviews from are Zango.com, MediaTraffic.com, and Adonnetwork.com so I am probably going to start off testing these networks. I have heard that zango is a bit pricier, but as I have found many times before, that isn’t always a bad thing. I stopped by Media Traffic’s booth out at Affiliate Summit West and had a decent talk with one of the representatives. They certainly helped answer a few of the questions I had so I figure I might as well make sure to give them a shot. Adonnetwork is supposed to have some of the cheapest bids around so I also thought I should make sure to put these guys to the test. Hopefully I will be able to report back amazing results to all of you.

I think this source of traffic is very powerful right now and will be one of the things that turns my days into 5 figure ones Stay tuned this next week to read about all of my tests results. This should be some good stuff. If any of you have any experience with this type of traffic, please comment and let me know your experience with it so far.

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