I feel that fair warning should be given here. It is against Google's TOS to buy traffic for an adsense site. IF they catch you and you request reconsideration, one of the questions they will ask you is if you have bought any traffic.
If you say yes, you will not be re-instated. If you say no, and Google knows the traffic is coming from a traffic provider, you will not be reinstated.
I am a big fan of MS. Nixon, I have used her article service. I accept with out question her statement that no one has reported their account being banned.
BUT
There is no adsense save traffic. Buying traffic WILL get your account banned if you get caught.
I will buy this traffic for some of my websites. I am not saying for you not to buy this traffic. Ms. Nixon has among the highest standard of excellence and consistency in that excellence that I have seen, and I expect any product she will offer would be superb.
But go into this with your eyes open and understand the real risks.
Even if the odds of getting caught are miniscule, there are no safe links you can buy and there is no adsense safe traffic you can buy.
Ms. Nixon, please understand that I mean you no disrespect, and I wish you only success in this endeavor. I will be a customer for this service, as I have been for your article service.
Hi
Thank you for the message and kind words as well. Also thank you for adding additional clarity and knowledge to the thread.
The traffic is "real" and I personally haven't had an experience with customer adsense accounts getting banned. I tried to be as clear about the traffic in my post here:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...nly-real-traffic-service-bhw.html#post6680360
However I've received some PM's so I want to add more clarification about the service so that everyone understands what it is.
All of the traffic comes through 1 of 3 ways - either popunders, intersticial ads or domain redirects. I had a few questions about "targeting" and wanted to expand a bit on how that works.
For popunders the ads are clickbait ads with interactive elements (mouse tracking, forms etc) to drive up CTR's. There are a few template ads being used (which are also used by other networks) with the highest CTR's. The ads are market specific but not client site specific - each niche/market has its own ads which are all designed to jack up CTR's. When available we do drill down a bit more using available Alexa and Quantcast data (as an automated filtering process)
Obviously the visitors are cold - they either reached your site via redirects or click bait popunders or embedded ads (ads that look like download links on download sites for example)
So the traffic will typically bounce quickly and more often than not won't view more than your landing url. Most of my customers re-buying this traffic are purchasing it to jack up domain and site valuations on auction and increase ad space value on their websites (those brokering direct ads) A few customers are buying it as part of a strategy to increase PR (with which I have no personal experience with so can't comment)
I do not have personal experience sending the traffic to adsense sites, however a number of my customers have. I haven't been notified of any bans, issues from them. That said based on the feedback of one customer I suggest sending no more than 50-80% of your current traffic to adsense sites, because large spikes in any type of traffic, real or otherwise, will cause issues and it should be dripfed over a period of time to maintain a consistency. Obviously it's at your own risk, however I haven't had any reports of problems so far. I have over 2,000 customers on BHW for my content service, which is obviously my core business, so I want to be clear about what this is. It's definitely not "miracle" traffic.