Are these stats wrong?
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dominikx317
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- Mar 5, 2014
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This will need to be at least 100$?
mine too. i think it depends upon your niche.
- Apr 29, 2014
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Hi vd,
As you heard from some of the others, Reddit traffic is often pretty poor. That's not to say you can't convert it, you can, but it sometimes requires a more targeted approach. You really need to appeal to the audience at hand, and the subreddit you post in has to be spot on to your content.
Reddit users are very savvy, they don't necessarily respond to the average ad as a visitor from another site might.
Reddit users have so many other captions to read and links to click-- their attention is all over the place and it wouldn't be surprising if most of the Reddit users were clicking/leaving right away.
What countries are your visitors coming from? They may not even be qualifying countries for our PPL offers.
Regarding your stats, we're confident nothing is wrong, but you can always reach out to your account manager for additional insight and extra peace of mind!
As you heard from some of the others, Reddit traffic is often pretty poor. That's not to say you can't convert it, you can, but it sometimes requires a more targeted approach. You really need to appeal to the audience at hand, and the subreddit you post in has to be spot on to your content.
Reddit users are very savvy, they don't necessarily respond to the average ad as a visitor from another site might.
Reddit users have so many other captions to read and links to click-- their attention is all over the place and it wouldn't be surprising if most of the Reddit users were clicking/leaving right away.
What countries are your visitors coming from? They may not even be qualifying countries for our PPL offers.
Regarding your stats, we're confident nothing is wrong, but you can always reach out to your account manager for additional insight and extra peace of mind!
Worm99
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- Jan 12, 2012
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His visitors are probably 1st tier countries. That isn't the problem. The problem is, as someone has put it once, the ADHD state of mind of the reddit users, and the sense of belonging to the site and the need to protect it.
PPL won't get you far. If you used PPC you'd earn yourself a summer vacation by now.
PPL won't get you far. If you used PPC you'd earn yourself a summer vacation by now.
I've only seen PPL and PPS on Crakrevenue, I just switch to a PPC network yesterday and dropped Crakrevenue all together.
I don't understand why everyone is talking about reddit, my traffic came from reddit only for 1 day. When it reached 2k on Crakrevenue even if I got about 4k visits that day. The next day everything came back to normal and the rest of my traffic is organic from tumblr and search engines. It's not reddit at fault, my traffic from them came only for 24h since I started my website.