Question ...
... I am running my sites now since 1.5 years, but not have been involved in TGP. I always read about productivity. What does that mean? Mabye somebody can give me some idea :-)
Thanks, Michelle |
When you run a TGP or any free site for that matter, you want productive trades. Essentially when another site sends you a visitor, they need to click on something for it to be productive. Most scripts track the productivity of the visitors that other sites refer to you and convert it into a percentage.
An example would be if I send a visitors to sites and they consistently click on at least two links that are tracked with some sort of script, then my overall productivity would be 200%. Productivity increases and decreases depending on your site. If you "skim" a lot of traffic (send users to sites you're trading with rather than the gallery/thumb they were clicking), your productivity drops dramatically. Hope this helps.... |
i want to help, but i cant, Chris covered about everything already!
|
thanks, that makes sense. I recently bought some traffic for my site and I think most was coming from TGP or something like that. I use Google Ananlytics and I could see that the time this visitors spend on my site was 5 seconds max. Other traffic usually stays an average of 2 minutes... so what is TGP traffic good for? Do the visitors actually join some where finally?
|
Quote:
|
maybe my site is too much niche focused ... the join rates I usually have is 1:200, but the traffic is from boards, pic posts and banner exchange, so it is very targeted...
|
well, Michelle, traffic from message boards is usually the worst traffic, so if converting at 1:200 from those then you'd probably be shocked at how well tgp and SE traffic will do for ya ;)
|
tgp traffic is looking for free galleries, sending it straight to a paysite tour is a waste. Instead try filtering it through your own pseudo tgp site. More work but better ratios
|
well, I thougt 1:200 is not bad as an average...
Heron: So you think I should set up a TGP galerie and submit it to TGP's? Sorry for all that newbie questions :-) |
All times are GMT. The time now is 10:14 PM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.5
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.