Make an Easy $100 Per Day with URL Shorteners

[derajc]

ok i`m a bit stuck
take adjoin for example the easylink tells 2 options

http://adjoin/code/www.google.com
or 
http://adjoin/code/banner/www.google.com

and then lets say on my site i put something like

<img src="http://adjoin/code/banner/www.google.com" width="1" height="1">

like that you mean ?
cause i get views but money earned still $0.00000

Use the second one if you don't have a link clicking script. Because in order to pay you, the "Skip" button has to be pushed.

So use the banner easylink.

If that doesn't work, switch URL shortener.

 

[bulldawg88]

For the news, find a news article on Google or Yahoo.

Copy the article text into a blog post. Then, add all of your IMG tags BELOW the article. Then, post the link to your blog post on Digg, Reddit, *****, etc. The people will go to read the article and the IMG tags will load in the bottom invisible.

 

[Colton127]

I have Apps on the App Store and Android Marketplace. Most are coded in HTML5 and have an Objective C / Java framework around them.

Could I possibly use these URL shorteners which pay on my Apps? If I get over 1k downloads a day per free App, and a user clicks five buttons on my App (each button goes through a link via HTML5, hard to explain), then I could make some serious cash if the method is legit.

How are these URL shorteners making money in the first place? Do they display ads beforehand?

 

[bulldawg88]

I have Apps on the App Store and Android Marketplace. Most are coded in HTML5 and have an Objective C / Java framework around them.

Could I possibly use these URL shorteners which pay on my Apps? If I get over 1k downloads a day per free App, and a user clicks five buttons on my App (each button goes through a link via HTML5, hard to explain), then I could make some serious cash if the method is legit.

How are these URL shorteners making money in the first place? Do they display ads beforehand?

The app idea is great, but you wouldn't have to use this method. Just use regular shortened links. It depends on what type of ad you decide on: banner ads just show ads above the destination page, and the intersitial ads show full page ads that require the user to click a skip button.

 

[Colton127]

The app idea is great, but you wouldn't have to use this method. Just use regular shortened links. It depends on what type of ad you decide on: banner ads just show ads above the destination page, and the intersitial ads show full page ads that require the user to click a skip button.

I'll be needing the banner ads, because users on iPhone and Android devices won't click the skip button most likely.

I can easily get 2k+ clicks a day, though. Unique.

 

[bulldawg88]

I'm trying out a new CL traffic method. Well, it's not really new, but it's the first time I've done it. Basically...e-whoring. I put up a NSA ad and the replies are rolling in. I set up a blog page with pics that I stole off some chick's Photobucket profile. I plan on waiting a day or two so I can get the maximum replies before replying sending them to the blog page just in case one of them flags my ad.

 

[JFoulds]

Guys, just like to point out to everyone milking this method - I'll bet every single penny I have that the majority of you will get banned long before cashout.

How do you think advertisers are going to react when they see that someone sent them 1,000,000 alleged UV and got 0 CTs to anywhere other than the main page on their website?

Just be careful folks, don't overdo it.

 

[bulldawg88]

Guys, just like to point out to everyone milking this method - I'll bet every single penny I have that the majority of you will get banned long before cashout.

How do you think advertisers are going to react when they see that someone sent them 1,000,000 alleged UV and got 0 CTs to anywhere other than the main page on their website?

Just be careful folks, don't overdo it.

Granted this is a good point to bring up, but IMHO when someone clicks your link to see Wikipedia (as an example), they want to see Wikipedia and could care less about looking at the ads in the banner, let alone clicking them.

 

[bmatthews]

I can't see anyone getting paid for this, I'll wait and see.

 

[bulldawg88]

I can't see anyone getting paid for this, I'll wait and see.

Well you'll never know if a method truly works unless you try it. If I get paid, I'll scale up. If I don't get paid, all I lost was time.

 

[HeXeR]

Well you already know that ad networks log CTR and if you do that only with images, you'll have much lower CTR than other members = BAN.

 

[bmatthews]

Well you'll never know if a method truly works unless you try it. If I get paid, I'll scale up. If I don't get paid, all I lost was time.

I hope you get paid, time is money so wasted time is also wasted money...

 

[freepeeing]

Surely youd be better just putting 5 img on the page since only 5 clicks are allowed from the same IP

 

[bulldawg88]

Surely youd be better just putting 5 img on the page since only 5 clicks are allowed from the same IP

That limit is on Adfly

 

[T3chnician]

hey does anyone know how to hide the referrer? Cause when I use this method and test it shows my blogger site that has the images stuffed for the referrer

 

[dennisyu]

So are you using a click-thru campain or banner campain?

 

[bulldawg88]

So are you using a click-thru campain or banner campain?

Just banners. Clickthrough is not required to get paid for the visit

 

[bulldawg88]

Haha. So it seems I've broken the URL shortening service. When I go to their URL, it says they have exceeded their maximum connection per hour resource.

 

[T3chnician]

I think I was using the same company because they just stopped working haha I have since then switched. Im going to try to rack up a couple hundred and then let it sit for the month and hope I get my money...

 

[bulldawg88]

I think I was using the same company because they just stopped working haha I have since then switched. Im going to try to rack up a couple hundred and then let it sit for the month and hope I get my money...

I think they pay out weekly.