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Trade Pulse Support / high and low click again value

« on: April 26, 2012, 04:43:41 AM »

Just to make clear and would be nice to hear about the theory behind it, the click again value. Is high click again value better or is it low that is better? In my understanding, high click again value as specific to a certain trade means that surfer likes my site more than the trade site he was skimmed to, since he clicks again more on my site. ?

 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: TradePulse2 setting

« on: April 09, 2012, 04:41:57 AM »

no prob ;-) I am sharing what I know from experience.

Many webmasters focus too much on single factors (like trade script settings, etc) and forget the big picture. By the way, somebody said that to win the war you need only 3 things: money, money and money.

For TGPs you need also 3 things: toplists, toplists and toplists.



 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: TradePulse2 setting

« on: April 09, 2012, 03:40:46 AM »

by the way: if all above is met, especially you have some great trades: that is sites with the same content (sponsor) as you do, then you can use a low skim, say 25%, and even in this way surfers will keep clicking on your best trades sites, since they are familiar with the content.

Productivity = Familiarity

Many webmasters (falsely) believe that if you set your skim to friendlier (higher), than you will immediately will be sending better quality traffic out. Wrong.

You are sending good quality traffic out if the site you are sending traffic to is very similar to yours in CONTENT. Say, your site uses Playboy. Therefore, trade sites using Playboy, Twistys, etc will be your best trades.  This is the numero uno rule. And in this case even a low skim will be ok, basically you achieve sending good quality traffic AND lots in quantity as well.

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: TradePulse2 setting

« on: April 09, 2012, 03:32:42 AM »

1. Ratio has to be 100% always for all trades. If its 100% for all trades and say, 125% for one particular trade, you  are sending 25% more traffic to that trade. However the performance of all trades varies from time to time, because of thumbs rotation. That's why it is viser to leave it on 100% for all and let the algo dynamically decide which trade deserves the most.

2. Caps: depends on the skim setting, better to say: depends on how much (return) and what quality (productivity) traffic you are sending out. If your out traffic is super good quality, because you have friendly (high) skim, say, 70%, than you typically want a low 24 hours cap value, since your traffic is very good quality AND as such it is little quantity! So you don't want to waste it, in that case even a 125% daily cap is good. However if your skim is low, you are sending lots to trades but average quality, you want the caps to be high. Even 500% for hourly and daily is ok if your skim is say: 25%.

It depends on the site, yes. I love that sentence. It offers no explanation. ;-)

Basically if surfers

a, like the domain name (easy to remember, cool, unique)
b, like the design, the layout
c, love the content
d, you have trades that have more or less the same content (paysite)
e, you have a strong server

etc...

than your tgp will be a success

If anything from above is not met, you can have the best trade script and the best settings, your tgp will be a failure.

by which I am trying to say that MANY factors have to be good for success.

and of course: your rotator script and settings is very important since this is the 1st level in the whole pipeline.

 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: 200-500% out shit traffic

« on: March 15, 2012, 10:46:16 AM »

From personal experience the problem in locking down these settings is that while you up the quality of what you are sending to your trades considerably it can still result in a loss since lots of scripts and configurations still reward for crap traffic.

Exactly. I was shocked to learn this, that is: I tried to filter my out traffic to make it better quality expecting that trade sites will appreciate it and in fact this resulted in loss of incoming traffic. Its crazy but true: most trade scripts will reward you for crap traffic. Makes no sense but it works.

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: are country modifiers hardcoded

« on: February 22, 2012, 12:10:25 AM »

looking forward to it 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: are country modifiers hardcoded

« on: February 21, 2012, 02:49:08 PM »

Fantastic! 

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Trade Pulse Support / are country modifiers hardcoded

« on: February 21, 2012, 02:15:30 PM »

hello, important question, are the country modifiers hardcoded into TP? So if I use a custom algo that does not use $Din value, will the modifications at traffic quality still affect the out traffic? 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: how can I copy paste traffic quality settings from one site to others

« on: February 21, 2012, 03:39:33 AM »

Thank you! It works.

 

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Trade Pulse Support / how can I copy paste traffic quality settings from one site to others

« on: February 21, 2012, 03:14:25 AM »

how can I copy paste traffic quality settings from one site to others? I mean the country lists good/normal/bad and also the weights.

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: where the bonuses affect the algo?

« on: February 04, 2012, 12:05:04 PM »

no prob. thanks 

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: where the bonuses affect the algo?

« on: February 03, 2012, 08:46:06 AM »

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: how to tell a cheater

« on: January 31, 2012, 12:51:58 AM »

hi,

surely allniche will answer this (about the cheters).

For ratio: you should always use 100% for all trades.

For return: this depends on your skim, aka the quality of your out traffic.
For example: if you are sure the quality of your out traffic is excellent  ( you have high skim ), then your return cap should be moderate, I say 300 for the hour and 150 for the day.
If you trade more like volume ( your skim is low, so is the quality of your out traffic, however you send a lot more out to your trades than they send you ), then I would even go for 400 by the hour and 400 by the day.

hth

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Trade Pulse Support / where the bonuses affect the algo?

« on: January 28, 2012, 02:03:38 AM »

I do not see in the algo code (Trade Pulse) this: $Prod_bonus

or any of the variables for the bonuses?

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Trade Pulse Support / Re: IMPORTANT: Amazon messed up our files - you MUST DO MANUAL TP UPDATE ASAP!

« on: January 22, 2012, 03:44:08 AM »

What can you tell about this new algo? And the new TP2? Any screenshots for us?