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Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts) Traffic trading and framed traffic Post by Chipmunk at Sat Jan 05, 2008 18:03:57 Framed traffic is really the bane of traffic trading. Many larger send this traffic knowing full well that the visitors will not stay more than 1 page and come back to their site. This results is smaller sites sending higher quality traffic and receiving lower-quality traffic in return. Some high traffic sites make up for this by sending more traffic, but even at a 2 to 1 or 3 to 1 ratio, your still losing out. Your sending traffic that could be a loyal returning visitor to their sites while your receivin traffic that won't stay more than 1 page on your site. When trading traffic with any site, you should always trade evenly with framed traffic for framed traffic and unframed traffic for unframed traffic. Discuss this Article(1 posts)

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