- Apr 16, 2011
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So I've been lurking for over a year and learned some very cool tips and tricks and figured it was time to give back (to best of my ability) to the community.
I want to share a method I created to generate Free TraffUp credits - these can be used for traffic to websites, for Twitter followers and for Retweets to your tweets.
1. Create a Traffup account
2. Connect your Twitter account (can only connect one, so connect the one you want followers/RTs on)
3. Install iMacros
4. Create a new macro with the following code:
(remove the spaces from the URL in code)
5. Profit
Note: on average you will encounter every 10-15 websites a popup Javascript box "Are you sure you want to leave this page?" (which annoying marketers put in on their websites to retain traffic), unfortunately there is no iMacros functionality currently built in that is able to handle this, their scripts only handle in-window actions (believe me, I have spent a LOT of time trying to figure out a way around this), so this isn't a truly set-it-and-forget-it for 5 hours method.
What I usually do is run this when going to bed every night, sometimes you get lucky and you have a long streak of websites with no JS popup, I've had nights when I was able to rack up 1500-2000 points (not bad considering they charge $15 for 2000 points).
Note 2: The above method is mainly for generating points to use for Retweets (personally I find it easier to get followers in other ways, so I don't waste points on followers, but you can use it for that too). If all you're looking for is website traffic you can connect a junk Twitter account and make an iMacros script that follows or retweets people - I haven't really done this much, as I have found Traffup traffic to be generally junk, but it's possible it can convert well for certain niches.
Note 3: BEWARE - from what I can tell Traffup does not screen websites that are put in their system that you visit, they only remove them after there were a number of reports. It is possible to get infected with malicious scripts, so I would recommend running this on a computer which you either don't care about or don't mind reinstalling OS every so often, or have iron clad antivirus/security setup. I have had websites that I visited through Traffup that seemed to be designed to infect your CPU - so USE THIS METHOD AT YOUR OWN RISK please.
Thanks for reading!
I want to share a method I created to generate Free TraffUp credits - these can be used for traffic to websites, for Twitter followers and for Retweets to your tweets.
1. Create a Traffup account
2. Connect your Twitter account (can only connect one, so connect the one you want followers/RTs on)
3. Install iMacros
4. Create a new macro with the following code:
Code:
VERSION BUILD=7401004 RECORDER=FX
TAB T=1
URL GOTO=h t t p : / / t r a f f u p . n e t / websites/?s=date
CLICK X=915 Y=235
WAIT SECONDS=1.1
CLICK X=502 Y=439
WAIT SECONDS=35
REFRESH5. Profit
Note: on average you will encounter every 10-15 websites a popup Javascript box "Are you sure you want to leave this page?" (which annoying marketers put in on their websites to retain traffic), unfortunately there is no iMacros functionality currently built in that is able to handle this, their scripts only handle in-window actions (believe me, I have spent a LOT of time trying to figure out a way around this), so this isn't a truly set-it-and-forget-it for 5 hours method.
What I usually do is run this when going to bed every night, sometimes you get lucky and you have a long streak of websites with no JS popup, I've had nights when I was able to rack up 1500-2000 points (not bad considering they charge $15 for 2000 points).
Note 2: The above method is mainly for generating points to use for Retweets (personally I find it easier to get followers in other ways, so I don't waste points on followers, but you can use it for that too). If all you're looking for is website traffic you can connect a junk Twitter account and make an iMacros script that follows or retweets people - I haven't really done this much, as I have found Traffup traffic to be generally junk, but it's possible it can convert well for certain niches.
Note 3: BEWARE - from what I can tell Traffup does not screen websites that are put in their system that you visit, they only remove them after there were a number of reports. It is possible to get infected with malicious scripts, so I would recommend running this on a computer which you either don't care about or don't mind reinstalling OS every so often, or have iron clad antivirus/security setup. I have had websites that I visited through Traffup that seemed to be designed to infect your CPU - so USE THIS METHOD AT YOUR OWN RISK please.
Thanks for reading!
