Traffic Exchange Exposed

And now for something completely different…

When I first saw this I thought it was funny in a strange sort of way. So, to propagate it a little bit further in the Internet I thought I would post an article here about it.

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Hey There!

I was just crusing the ‘net and found something cool. It is a site that stores RSS Feeds and other information about them.

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The Traffic Exchange Redundancy Factor!

There is one thing that makes using Traffic Exchanges’ a total bore. Redundancy! What I am calling redundancy is the viewing of the same page or domain over and over again. And, not only seeing the same page on a traffic exchange. It is also seeing the same page across all the traffic exchanges over and over again.

Redundancy will also give a huge indication of how your pages are being handled by the traffic exchange as well. If you are seeing the same page over and over again you can bet the house that when you have the hits assigned your page it is being displayed in the same fashion.

Redundancy Kills A Traffic Exchange!

In my Traffic Exchange Exposed ranking newsletter I have scratched the surface of the redundancy factor with a couple of statistics listed in the “Others Content Shown To Me” (Click the image to see it).

In this section I show statistics about how many times URLs and Domains have been shown to me while surfing Traffic Exchanges. In other words, the redundancy factors.
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2009-01-07 At 08:29: – Fast Lane TrafficStopped Surfing – Could not read the Captcha.

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2008-12-30 At 22:08: – Forever TrafficOkay, here is a dumbass move from a traffic exchange if I ever seen one. I started a surf session here and got a blank page on startup. I took a look at the source of the page and found this:
function resizeOuterTo(w,h) {
if (parseInt(navigator.appVersion)>3) {
if (navigator.appName=="Netscape") {
top.outerWidth=w;
top.outerHeight=h;
}
else top.resizeTo(w,h);
}
}

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