New TE Today, 80% Commissions - beats the pants off everyone else!
If you are a Traffic Exchange (TE) user you are going to love this.. just launched today.. a Pro TE - which means everyone pays to join, so they are serious about what they do and not “tyre kickers”.. that fee is just $10 for a year.
Various upgrade options are then available, the highest level being ”Pro 5″ which costs JUST $6 per month..
So right from the get go, this is a very affordable Pro Traffic Exchange. However, it is also offering 80% commissions to it’s members which pretty much beats the pants off everyone else!
Even though this launched just TODAY they have a Referral Contest up and running to kick things off nicely with 5 cash prizes - total prize value is $1500 broken down like this:
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1st = $500
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2nd = $400
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3rd = $300
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4th = $200
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5th = $100
Click the link to my splash page which gives you more info and if you want to get in quick as this will go round like wildfire, then click the banner in the splash page (or below) to get more info and to join..
I don’t know about this one. I’ve got to pay to get into a traffic exchange? And I make money off of others who pay to get into traffic exchange?
Whatever happened to free will? I visit your blog because I like you, or that I’m curious, not because I’m trying to sell something and I need free hits. lol
I’ve got a traffic machine in the works I think you’ll be very interested in. It’s way better then traffic exchange and I think you’ll enjoy it far more.
But don’t get me wrong Sue, keep up the great work! I do enjoy your blog.
December 7th, 2007 at 5:05 amOh dear, I just witnessed your ExitExplosion pop up. I had the same thing on my blog but I took it off. My regular visitors and newcomers all found it extremely annoying.
Just a tip. Rather, leave it as a hidden weapon if you ever get Dugg, or heavily Stumbled. That way you harvest from many clicks that will never come back to your blog regardless.
Oh, and then have the link that pops up on other websites go to your email RSS subscription page. Let them know they can unsubscribe at anytime.
Use this strategy for keeping adsense on your blog. Adsense hates traffic exchange sites and will ban you for that.
In any case, seeya again Sue.
December 7th, 2007 at 5:15 amWell hi GMT - Do you know what one of the jobs I had on my “To Do List” was today… it was to get rid of the “Exit Explosion” ad - I was curious about it but since having it here, it has annoyed the living daylights out of me LOL so thanks for the advice on that and I will actually be getting rid of it today (and hoping I don’t mess up getting off the Blog).
As for the TE there are a few, what they call “Pro TE’s around” Dan Moses runs a couple.. This one pays if you bring in others as well.
And yep, amongst other things I have been learning is not to put a page into a TE that has Adsense on it, so I would not do that.
Glad you enjoy my blog, hope you will keep visiting as I keep learning.
Have a great weekend,
December 7th, 2007 at 8:37 amSue