Traffic Exchanges Are About Other Type Of Spam
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
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We've been exploring bogus redirection of reader traffic, for a few years.
Similar to dubious awards too spider web rings, nosotros accept "traffic exchanges". Traffic exchanges are like to "affiliate marketing", where readers of 1 weblog are randomly shuffled to closed to other blog, therefore to closed to other - all the while, lighting upwards ads on each blog.
The companies who pay for the ads, featured on the blogs inward the traffic exchanges, desire to pay for readers who are interested inward the contents of the blogs.
Advertising dollars vantage weblog owners for hosting ads.
The promotion companies target the blogs, based on content - too their advertising dollars vantage the weblog owners for hosting the ads. They create non desire to pay for random hordes of readers, wandering from weblog to blog, without fifty-fifty looking at the ads.
Google wants Blogger blogs that are capable of hosting ads - whether or non the weblog owners truly select to host ads. Google does non desire Blogger to endure a haven for spammers.
Righteous weblog traffic comes from search engines - too from righteous content.
The owners of blogs who depend upon traffic exchanges to boot the bucket traffic, create non empathize that righteous Blogger blogs create non purpose dodgy "awards", traffic exchanges, or spider web rings - they purpose content, indexed past times the search engines. The readers who follow the search engine indexed content are the ones who await at the ads, too purchase the merchandise.
Search engine traffic is the alone valid traffic exchange. Random traffic exchanges are closed to other hall of mirrors - too stand upwards for fraudulent misuse of advertising dollars.
Work on your blog, too add together content - non traffic exchanges.
Work on your weblog - too add together informative, interesting, too unique content. That's how you lot boot the bucket indexed, that's how you lot boot the bucket traffic - too that's how you lot justify the promotion dollars.
And beware the phony "excellent Blog Award" badges.
Similar to dubious awards too spider web rings, nosotros accept "traffic exchanges". Traffic exchanges are like to "affiliate marketing", where readers of 1 weblog are randomly shuffled to closed to other blog, therefore to closed to other - all the while, lighting upwards ads on each blog.
The companies who pay for the ads, featured on the blogs inward the traffic exchanges, desire to pay for readers who are interested inward the contents of the blogs.
Advertising dollars vantage weblog owners for hosting ads.
The promotion companies target the blogs, based on content - too their advertising dollars vantage the weblog owners for hosting the ads. They create non desire to pay for random hordes of readers, wandering from weblog to blog, without fifty-fifty looking at the ads.
Google wants Blogger blogs that are capable of hosting ads - whether or non the weblog owners truly select to host ads. Google does non desire Blogger to endure a haven for spammers.
Righteous weblog traffic comes from search engines - too from righteous content.
The owners of blogs who depend upon traffic exchanges to boot the bucket traffic, create non empathize that righteous Blogger blogs create non purpose dodgy "awards", traffic exchanges, or spider web rings - they purpose content, indexed past times the search engines. The readers who follow the search engine indexed content are the ones who await at the ads, too purchase the merchandise.
Search engine traffic is the alone valid traffic exchange. Random traffic exchanges are closed to other hall of mirrors - too stand upwards for fraudulent misuse of advertising dollars.
Work on your blog, too add together content - non traffic exchanges.
Work on your weblog - too add together informative, interesting, too unique content. That's how you lot boot the bucket indexed, that's how you lot boot the bucket traffic - too that's how you lot justify the promotion dollars.
And beware the phony "excellent Blog Award" badges.