Whats the best traffic for content locking?
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LuannrmcNeal
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Tried and True Navigation or Proactive Navigation Exclusively for iOS Users
Howard C. Payne
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Global Navigation With Real Views and Heads Up Display
can you explain more on this ?
I love to understand more on this as I’m in same boat as the OP
- Mar 30, 2018
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Reddit, Organic traffic
That really doesnt make any sense since they are both traffic apps for mobile users
It seems that organic traffic is the best for content locking.
I dont really get what you meant by this
Didnt really know that this was premium stuff but thanks for informing me
DunderMannen
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Reddit isn't the best content locking traffic. The CVR from Reddit is a lot lower than like SEO or YouTube.
Organic traffic is by far the best.
Thanks for telling me this. Ill keep that in mind
silvi-kucedra
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The top traffic sources, rated by CR (conversion rates), are:
1) Organic Traffic - Google and Youtube (in that order).
2) Paid Traffic - Google / FB
3) Social Media - FB / IG / Reddit (Reddit has the lowest CR-s by far due to the nature of its platform and it's not a long-term solution).
1) Organic Traffic - Google and Youtube (in that order).
2) Paid Traffic - Google / FB
3) Social Media - FB / IG / Reddit (Reddit has the lowest CR-s by far due to the nature of its platform and it's not a long-term solution).
I don't really get how Paid traffic would work thinking that your ad account would get banned but does it really work?
silvi-kucedra
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Yes, it does really work. Yes, your account will probably be banned, so you have to get around that (same way with blackhat niches).
Charissearone
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I suggest Google or Youtube
HustleTong
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