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Is this good for adult traffic?
Check this subdomain fb.claroads.com. What do you see on that page? IFRAMES

Your campaign would also end up in one of those IFRAMEs along with others. This is why the seller clearly mentions to not expect any conversions. I am guessing that the seller himself is doing traffic arbitrage by milking one visit into several visits through iframes.

The only purpose of this kind of traffic is to inflate numbers which I find as a bad business practice. If you have a client you want to impress then go ahead and blast this traffic on their website.
 
The site report:
Impressions: 65,335
Clicks: 41,674


Now I don't know how those guys make those numbers, cause, in reality, there was on my landing like 1.7k Uniques, 4k visits, and something like 7k impressions.

By saying 1.7k uniques, you mean the actual clicks on the offer URL from the 4k visits to your landing page?
 
Let me clarify recent complaint ;)

The domain mentioned in this thread is one of our many fallback URLs.

If you prefer not to get traffic from these fallback domains, the easiest way is to select desktop traffic in the campaign filters because almost no desktop visitors goes to these fallbacks.
Another way is to analyze your traffic data and manually choose what GEOs, browsers and other filters work for you.

Some advertisers however prefer these fallback sources because they want to get as much traffic as they can for the minimum bid and it works for them.

Another thing we want to clarify is our policy about iframe/webview/mobile apps traffic.
We allow iframe/webview/mobile apps traffic as long as it is from real visitors (valid IP, no Proxy/TOR/VPN, etc.) and it have reasonable viewable size, not something like 1x1px.

To avoid future misunderstandings, we sent this info to the moderator to update our first post.

Su sum up:
- If you want as much traffic as you can get for the minimum bid - launch campaigns without any filters
- If you want lower amount of traffic, but with higher quality for the minimum bid - select desktop sources
- If you want highest quality traffic, expect to bid higher than minimum bid (At least $0.20 CPM) and properly analyze, what works best for you (which GEOs, browsers, etc.).

Its been over a year since we launched our platform to the public and we have many happy advertisers.
Some of them buy as much as 10M daily visitors and use our traffic successfully for arbitrage, website flipping, winning various online competitions, etc.
For the price we are offering and the volume we have, we really don't have many competitors because all bigger adnetworks have much higher minimum bids ($0.20-$1.00 depending on the adnetwork) and all those "buy targeted website visitors" websites have lower traffic quality than us.
 
Would you say this traffic might be good for E-Commerce websites?
 
I want to know how it works.
when we too up and bid and select .

do we add a iframe to our website to get the traffic or do you add our URL to an iframe to redirect to my website

how it works.
 
All members and campaigns approved ;)

There was questions about the principle of how our it works.
It is written on the first post, basically you will add your URL, select filters (from what countries, devices, OS, etc. you want to get traffic) and enter your bid (how much you will pay for 1 visitor, which matched your filters).
After this our system will select highest bidder for each visitor.

For example if we have visitor from USA, which uses Desktop Chrome and we have two advertisers, who want this visitor, system will send it to the highest bidder, so if one bid is $0.00005 and other is $0.00006, visitor will go to the campaign URL with $0.00006 bid. If both bids are equal, system will select random bidder.

Therefore if you want highest quality traffic, or traffic from HQ countries (USA, UK, CA), we recommend to use higher than minimum bid to get most visitors because visitors from HQ countries have more bidders than for example Indonesia traffic.
 
Sound good deal.
Testing my adbitradge strategy with $10.
username: zuperXXX
 
Sound good deal.
Testing my adbitradge strategy with $10.
username: zuperXXX

Your account is approved.

Wish you luck with your arbitrage strategy ;)
 
Deposited $10 and created a campaign, almost 90% mobile US traffic is iframe. LP view time is exact 0, LP click is exact 0. I dont know how this traffic can be used for arbitrage because this traffic performs nearly 0 human being activity.

You can use it for lowering CTR but if network DOES check the visitor's IP one by one, you may get in trouble as almost every incoming IP performs 2-5 impressions, and 20% of them are from hosting ISP.

This is not a review, its from my own testing.
 
We got several questions about adsense arbitrage with our traffic, so decided to post answer publicly, just in case other users are interested in it.

There are several reasons why our traffic doesn't work well with adsense without other techniques:

1. Google Adsense doesn't like traffic from adnetworks. They want traffic from other websites, search and social. You can avoid this by using meta refresh redirect and changing referrer to your own website.

2. Google adsense doesn't like too low or too high CTR. Usually it is best if your CTR is between 1-5%. With our traffic you will probably won't get lots of clicks and your CTR will be very low, however if you have other means for clicks (incentive, other traffic sources, etc.) you can use our traffic to lower CTR and stay in safe zone.

To sum up - we allow using our traffic for adsense arbitrage, but it is more difficult compared to arbitrage with other adnetworks.
However it is manageable if you will do everything carefully and don't raise any red flags for Adsense review team, but it is really for the Advanced users and it is not so simple as sending direct traffic to your adsense website.

For the beginners in adarbitrage game, we suggest to better use other adnetworks, which work on CPM basis and try to achieve profit by testing different countries and OS in your campaign filters ;)
 
We got quite a lot new advertisers from BHW and we are happy that our traffic works for them ;)

Recently we also got questions if we accept publishers to sell traffic to us and the answer is yes.

We provide direct link and you can send traffic from any source, but we filter proxy and iframe traffic.

If you want to try this, you have to register with separate account as a Publisher.
 
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