So you are ready to buy some targeted website traffic? Think again, many who consider buying traffic are often misled and ripped off. Wholesale website traffic sellers are usually just selling Bot traffic. This kind of traffic produces nothing except fake stat inflation. If this is your goal then good for you, otherwise read on.
Many Targeted website traffic sellers will promise you 1 million visitors for the low, low price of $20.00. Well guess what, you get what you pay for. You are not going to receive targeted website visitors, you will simply receive a machine coming to your page and checking it out. How do we combat this? There are many ways, but we will stick to the most important one.
When you buy web traffic you must ask the following questions: Is It Unique? Ask if the traffic is 24 or 48 hour unique. This means that each and every REAL visitor sent to your site has not been there within the last 24 or 48 hours.
Many companies will send the same people to your site 50 times in order to meet their quota. Secondly you should ask what the traffic source is. Is it Bot traffic? Is it Domain redirect traffic? Is it Popup or Popunder traffic? Lastly, make sure to ask them if there traffic comes from high quality domains or junk domains.
Let us look at popup and popunder traffic. These varieties of traffic are an annoyance to everyone who sees them. No one, and I mean no one wants to see popups or popunders. They associate this with deceitful practices and will often automatically consider your site spam or illegal. When you buy website traffic make sure that the traffic is domain redirect traffic.
Domain redirect traffic is truly the best of breed when it comes to buying bulk traffic. This traffic comes from websites that have expired and still have people coming to them! Think about it this way, lets say you had a semi successful website for 3 years, got a pretty large following and then just let it go. The domain expires and you forget about it. People like us then buy these domains, categorize them and use them to REDIRECT traffic to our clients websites. Traffic resellers buy domains from many categories. This is done to better meet their clients needs.
Lets say for a second that you have a website on dogs. You go into a domain redirect traffic resellers site and ask for 100,000 visitors to your site. Some sites will allow you to pick your category, some will not. In other words, with the first site, you get GENERAL traffic. This traffic is not targeted and 99 of the visitors can care less about dogs!
Site two allows you to pick a more targeted variety of traffic. This traffic will be far more relevant and will increase your chance for sales, clicks, conversions or what have you. Site two may have a category called ìPetsî, well it is a no brainer to choose this category in that 1 in 3 people searching for pets are referring to a dog! The price for site two may be far more than site one but the traffic is far superior. Read on to see our recommendations for domain redirect traffic.
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