Why do you AVS?

KCat · 2004-06-16, 04:04 AM

AVS is a much tougher market then it used to be. Sites don't stay on the link list very long & the rules are much tighter for number of banners etc. What works best for me is greating a few top notch premium sites that I can drive traffic to, then linking to all of my smaller regular sites that push the upsells & fall off the LL quickly. Make your own hub, do some doorways with links to toplists etc.

The best/worst part of AVS is that they recur forever. I have a few hundred AVS members, but if I'd spent the most time promoting, say, Adult Check...those checks would've stopped a long time ago.

I'd love to just stick with AVS, but in these weird times, gotta diversify.

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2004-06-16, 04:04 AM	#9
KCat With $10,000, we'd be millionaires! We could buy all kinds of useful things like ... love! Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Pacific NW Posts: 313	AVS is a much tougher market then it used to be. Sites don't stay on the link list very long & the rules are much tighter for number of banners etc. What works best for me is greating a few top notch premium sites that I can drive traffic to, then linking to all of my smaller regular sites that push the upsells & fall off the LL quickly. Make your own hub, do some doorways with links to toplists etc. The best/worst part of AVS is that they recur forever. I have a few hundred AVS members, but if I'd spent the most time promoting, say, Adult Check...those checks would've stopped a long time ago. I'd love to just stick with AVS, but in these weird times, gotta diversify.