how to cut a traffic source to your galleries ?

noooze · 2005-03-20, 11:37 AM

ok i know its the wrong forum but i need some advice fast before i go broke

so i submit niche galleries. I have submitted for a year now to a very big tgp. traffic is increasing and i make no sales. so far so good.

banwith bill - 1800 $ for three month. 1200 gigs a month. thats this months income more or less.

problem : this tgp sends like + 1 mill hits a month to my galleries and its a big part of my traffic. how to cut that one ?

couldt redirect it to my tgp and just be happy that it will help somewhere else - but i'm not to happy with fucking around.

on the other hand something needs to be done fast. seems like traffic from him is going to increase 30 % this month. I just dont have any way of paying so much if i want to feel like my income vs. workload is ok

anyone got a advice ?

noooze

Jim · 2005-03-20, 11:45 AM

You could always write to the owner

Here is what I would do. First, I don't think I would complain. I would find somthing that would convert this traffic. But, if for some reason, it just wouldn't convert, I would ask the owner to remove my galleries. Give it some time and if there was no reply and your galleries were still there, I would not feel bad about taking matters into my own hands.

noooze · 2005-03-20, 01:52 PM

well i do have a partner account. My niche is celebs so its kinda hard to convert with normal porn seeking surfers... maybe i shouldt do one more gallery with porn a day to feed this big traffic source ?

i guess i'll write the owner - thx

SirMoby · 2005-03-20, 06:08 PM

Don't redirect unless it's a last resort and if you must just have it redirect to a blank page or something like that. If you redirect to your own TGP you could find yourself on black list quickly and some owners share those with others.

Try to change your niche and see if it pays off.

2005-03-20, 11:37 AM	#1
noooze Well you know boys, a nuclear reactor is a lot like women. You just have to read the manual and press the right button Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: aarhus - denmark Posts: 155	how to cut a traffic source to your galleries ? ok i know its the wrong forum but i need some advice fast before i go broke so i submit niche galleries. I have submitted for a year now to a very big tgp. traffic is increasing and i make no sales. so far so good. banwith bill - 1800 $ for three month. 1200 gigs a month. thats this months income more or less. problem : this tgp sends like + 1 mill hits a month to my galleries and its a big part of my traffic. how to cut that one ? couldt redirect it to my tgp and just be happy that it will help somewhere else - but i'm not to happy with fucking around. on the other hand something needs to be done fast. seems like traffic from him is going to increase 30 % this month. I just dont have any way of paying so much if i want to feel like my income vs. workload is ok anyone got a advice ? noooze __________________ The godess of fortune have never smiled at me - but she has often had a good laugh

2005-03-20, 01:52 PM	#3
noooze Well you know boys, a nuclear reactor is a lot like women. You just have to read the manual and press the right button Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: aarhus - denmark Posts: 155	well i do have a partner account. My niche is celebs so its kinda hard to convert with normal porn seeking surfers... maybe i shouldt do one more gallery with porn a day to feed this big traffic source ? i guess i'll write the owner - thx __________________ The godess of fortune have never smiled at me - but she has often had a good laugh

2005-03-20, 11:45 AM	#2
Jim Banned Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mohawk, New York Posts: 19,477	You could always write to the owner Here is what I would do. First, I don't think I would complain. I would find somthing that would convert this traffic. But, if for some reason, it just wouldn't convert, I would ask the owner to remove my galleries. Give it some time and if there was no reply and your galleries were still there, I would not feel bad about taking matters into my own hands.

2005-03-20, 06:08 PM	#4
SirMoby Jim? I heard he's a dirty pornographer. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Washington, DC Posts: 2,706	Don't redirect unless it's a last resort and if you must just have it redirect to a blank page or something like that. If you redirect to your own TGP you could find yourself on black list quickly and some owners share those with others. Try to change your niche and see if it pays off.