Professor7
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read carefully dude,,, I think OP is making nice income,,, gud luck OP,,
Yet another Fiverr method for noobs
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read carefully dude,,, I think OP is making nice income,,, gud luck OP,,
patsmithmusic
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- Dec 2, 2011
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Would an iframe work to hide the traffic source? If i were to put there site on my own and send the traffic to mine? I'm new to all this and trying to learn.
keytenx
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josemarcoss
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- Jan 23, 2012
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this is a good method, but how long time should I promise to give all traffic?
HappyUnicorn
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- Feb 25, 2012
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Bookmarked. BTW is it long-term method?
kael123
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- Feb 29, 2012
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There is a lot of website like fiverr, i m thinking to gigbucks in particular where we can buy & sell services from $5 to $50 bucks
greatsamist
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- Dec 2, 2011
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Not good for those that did not have any money in there paypal account, where will they get money to buy visitors or after waiting for 14 days from fiverr??
DarthM
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Yes that'll do the trick too. You'll have a nested iframe, since adfly's iframe will display your site, which in turn will have an iframe of your customer's site. You need to make sure that neither your site nor the customer's site breaks iframes.
On a side note, it got me thinking: There are many sellers of "expired domain traffic", many of which I'm sure are legit. However, I think others could be simply sending this (i.e. adfly, linkbucks, etc) traffic to their recently purchased "expired domain" and then hiding their traffic source by fudging the referrer... Anyone want to start selling expired domain traffic?
You can setup the campaign to deliver it at what speed you wish.
You could provide it in one day if you want. I prefer to make my gig delivery length a bit longer so that I have time to sort something out in case something goes wrong or if I didn't get time due to the non-IM part of my life.
Well it'll last until the arbitrageurs have dried it all up OR unless you can add twists and tweaks. Try the Linkbucks method for now. And add twists/tweaks when sales get snatched by others. Need to be creative.
I remember reading not too long ago about people saying that they can't get fiverr Scrapebox blast sales because it is saturated. They probably read macbaren's thread and tried to copy it exactly. Well, I bought SB in late December and after accounting for the cost of buying SB + a month's private proxies + a decent autoapprove list, I made that money back within days just on fiverr. Small hint: I focused on Gov and Edu URLs. I also provided a bonus that was free for me to do and took around a minute of my time to accomplish. I have since taken that gig down as I'm focusing on other more profitable ventures, but I can't share the bonus I used since I may use it again (if I get the chance to code a SB bot to automate everything). Also, it would saturate the bonus anyway.
I guess they'll have to handle this small amount of 'liquidity pressure' to apply this method, since they know that they'll be getting the money in 2 weeks anyway.
Yes, tell them it is a TRADE SECRET or you have a CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT which does not allow you to disclose your source without legal liability.
I always have a NON-CIRCUMVENT AGREEMENT in big deals just to prevent people like this from trying to go around me. This does not apply to small issues like this, so use what I told you in the first paragraph.
You are always going to have people who want to cut you out after you have put in all the energy and research to create something profitable.
I always have a NON-CIRCUMVENT AGREEMENT in big deals just to prevent people like this from trying to go around me. This does not apply to small issues like this, so use what I told you in the first paragraph.
You are always going to have people who want to cut you out after you have put in all the energy and research to create something profitable.
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FreshKiNg27
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do we have to show them proof of delivery? if so, how?
DarthM
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The buyer should be able see the visitors from their web analytics tool (e.g. Google analytics). When your adfly campaign is over, just send the buyer a message saying e.g. "All 2,000 visitors have been delivered. Thanks!"
Hopefully the gig buyer won't be so dodgy as to claim that he didn't receive the traffic.
I created a campaign in adfly just to see how it works and I'm glad I did as it appears that there's a review process:
You currently have a campaign that is 'Pending', this means a member of our review team will be looking at your website shortly. Please allow up to 72 hours for this manual review before contacting us
Anyways, I have to see how the campaign will be managed once activated. I assume I have to set a budget limit for each URL equivalent to the number of views desired?
You currently have a campaign that is 'Pending', this means a member of our review team will be looking at your website shortly. Please allow up to 72 hours for this manual review before contacting us
Anyways, I have to see how the campaign will be managed once activated. I assume I have to set a budget limit for each URL equivalent to the number of views desired?
Ok so my Adfly campaign got approved and I'm getting some views BUT, I can't add a second URL unless I add another campaign and when I try to add another campaign I need to shell out another $5 despite the fact that I have $4.80 in my account! The only way to use my initial credit is to change the campaign URL!
DarthM, I'm wondering how did you manage to buy campaigns at $1 only? It seems the only way to work this is to have enough campaigns (at $5 each) to cover all gigs in the queue + undergo a manual review every time the URL is changed.
DarthM, I'm wondering how did you manage to buy campaigns at $1 only? It seems the only way to work this is to have enough campaigns (at $5 each) to cover all gigs in the queue + undergo a manual review every time the URL is changed.
IMNOOB2012
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- Feb 27, 2012
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nice method
DarthM
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Mine usually get approved in 24 hours.
Initially I used 2 adfly accounts. Since I never had more than 3/4 gigs in the queue at the same time, and because my gig length is several days, I delivered the first gig, then changed the campaign URL to that of the 2nd gig, while simultaneously doing the same with the third and fourth gigs on my other adfly account.
However, I now use the redirect method where I point the traffic at my domain, and my domain picks one of the URLs in my list to redirect to in rotation. If you do that, then you can just use one account.