Day 1 with Chameleon TGP Submitter

Fonz · 2009-11-11, 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by major48

I used chameleon submitter for a full month and in my experience with it I really only got good traffic from the Hun with it so i didn't renew my subscription for it because I can submit to the hun manually.

I'm still getting acceptance emails from tgps I submitted to with CS over 2 years ago and I'm getting a signup every now and then from galleries I submitted with CS months ago so while CS doesn't seem tto pay off right away it's worth the $24.95/month in the long run.
Ofcourse 1 gallery with the hun equals a full month of submitting with CS

mark6188 · 2009-11-23, 06:39 PM

Just thought I'd update the forum directly today.

I'm into my third week with chameleon, building a free site, building tgp galleries, then submitting almost every night (I've missed two nights). Takes about 4-5 hours each day (down from 6+ hours the first week).

So far, I estimate about 25k unique visitors and about unique 1300 clicks to sponsors. I'm analyzing stats and guess between 3-5% click through to sponsors. A little less than the above numbers (1300/25000) suggest, but still pretty good. I still have no sales at this point that I can directly attribute to the above efforts. Hopefully by next month I will have the tracking ids down a little better. Right now there are too many unknown clicks mixed in with the tracking id clicks.

I've also started contacting other webmasters about partner accounts and grouping recips together. I have my first paid partner account with tommy's. I just setup my free partner account with persian kitty tgp. I also had my submit pass account approved today so I can purchase more partner accounts.

I'm pretty happy with chameleon. It's taken a lot of the hard work out of doing tgp an LL submits. I'm pretty sure I'm going to continue another month subscription, as I'm still learning a lot from using it.

I have a few other ideas for blogs and building my own directory/link list/tgp. But right now the current routine is about my limit in terms of energy.

Should I just need to keep plugging away like this? I don't mind hard work, but I don't want to be spinning my wheels either.

Anyway, I'm gonna stick to plan A till Dec 3rd. Right now I'm open to suggestions as to what to do after that. I want to get a head start on researching so I can hit the ground running.

So what do you recommend I start doing on Dec 3rd?

Thanks

2009-11-23, 06:39 PM	#2
mark6188 I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 88	Just thought I'd update the forum directly today. I'm into my third week with chameleon, building a free site, building tgp galleries, then submitting almost every night (I've missed two nights). Takes about 4-5 hours each day (down from 6+ hours the first week). So far, I estimate about 25k unique visitors and about unique 1300 clicks to sponsors. I'm analyzing stats and guess between 3-5% click through to sponsors. A little less than the above numbers (1300/25000) suggest, but still pretty good. I still have no sales at this point that I can directly attribute to the above efforts. Hopefully by next month I will have the tracking ids down a little better. Right now there are too many unknown clicks mixed in with the tracking id clicks. I've also started contacting other webmasters about partner accounts and grouping recips together. I have my first paid partner account with tommy's. I just setup my free partner account with persian kitty tgp. I also had my submit pass account approved today so I can purchase more partner accounts. I'm pretty happy with chameleon. It's taken a lot of the hard work out of doing tgp an LL submits. I'm pretty sure I'm going to continue another month subscription, as I'm still learning a lot from using it. I have a few other ideas for blogs and building my own directory/link list/tgp. But right now the current routine is about my limit in terms of energy. Should I just need to keep plugging away like this? I don't mind hard work, but I don't want to be spinning my wheels either. Anyway, I'm gonna stick to plan A till Dec 3rd. Right now I'm open to suggestions as to what to do after that. I want to get a head start on researching so I can hit the ground running. So what do you recommend I start doing on Dec 3rd? Thanks __________________ My Blog: Working The Business