TGPX & Chameleon Partner Requester

mark6188 · 2009-11-27, 10:49 AM

Okay, I'm making a few bucks now! I'm up to about $500 this month.

I'm looking to reinvest this amount again. Since my bandwidth is still well under 400gb, I think I can hold off on dedicated servers for another month.

I'm thinking of buying tgpx (on sale $65), chameleon partner requester ($99 3/months), and possibly some more partner accounts in the $100 range. Also continuing my chameleon tgp/LL submitter subscriptions $50/month.

I don't really have an extra several hours per day to run an open tgp site, but I was thinking of submitting all my own sites and sponsor hosted galleries to my own tgpx powered site. This shouldn't add too much extra time since I can add it to the autosubmit in chameleon. This will also let me add my own recips to everything I submit everywhere else.

My question here is whether I'll get any traffic from my recips? Even if it just ads a few extra hundred clicks per month. What is your experience with traffic from the recips?

I'm also looking at chameleon partner requester. Claims some 800 partners in the database. I suspect about 100-200 will be the final number based on my niches which are primarily straight. The price seems a bit high relatively speaking since I would think the chameleon submitter lists all the sites that have partnership options. Just I have to go through them manually.

I don't mind spending this money if requesting all these partner accounts (just the free ones) will give my submits some priority, hence more traffic faster. But will it be a significant traffic boost? Does anyone have experience with this product?

srhcom · 2009-11-28, 06:12 AM

Just curious, but what portion of the $500 came from chameleon submitter, and how much from Tommy's?

mark6188 · 2009-11-28, 07:09 AM

Since I didn't properly setup tracking ids from the beginning, it's hard to say how much from any particular site. Sales did pick up after I started submitting to tommys.

Not sure I can compare chameleon submitter to tommys or any website, since most sites are in chameleon, including tommys, thehun, richards, etc... Chameleon is just a tool for submitting. I suppose I could cherry pick the sites chameleon submits too and compare that to all the other sites in the database combined. All that would do is show me what I already knew, that a handful of sites generate the most of the traffic.

Sorry, I wish I could give you a better answer.

Max@PuZcash.com · 2009-11-28, 08:11 AM

500 Dollars is not bad when you actually just started submitting, congrats

2009-11-27, 10:49 AM	#1
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	TGPX & Chameleon Partner Requester Okay, I'm making a few bucks now! I'm up to about $500 this month. I'm looking to reinvest this amount again. Since my bandwidth is still well under 400gb, I think I can hold off on dedicated servers for another month. I'm thinking of buying tgpx (on sale $65), chameleon partner requester ($99 3/months), and possibly some more partner accounts in the $100 range. Also continuing my chameleon tgp/LL submitter subscriptions $50/month. I don't really have an extra several hours per day to run an open tgp site, but I was thinking of submitting all my own sites and sponsor hosted galleries to my own tgpx powered site. This shouldn't add too much extra time since I can add it to the autosubmit in chameleon. This will also let me add my own recips to everything I submit everywhere else. My question here is whether I'll get any traffic from my recips? Even if it just ads a few extra hundred clicks per month. What is your experience with traffic from the recips? I'm also looking at chameleon partner requester. Claims some 800 partners in the database. I suspect about 100-200 will be the final number based on my niches which are primarily straight. The price seems a bit high relatively speaking since I would think the chameleon submitter lists all the sites that have partnership options. Just I have to go through them manually. I don't mind spending this money if requesting all these partner accounts (just the free ones) will give my submits some priority, hence more traffic faster. But will it be a significant traffic boost? Does anyone have experience with this product? __________________ My Blog: Working The Business

2009-11-28, 07:09 AM	#3
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	Since I didn't properly setup tracking ids from the beginning, it's hard to say how much from any particular site. Sales did pick up after I started submitting to tommys. Not sure I can compare chameleon submitter to tommys or any website, since most sites are in chameleon, including tommys, thehun, richards, etc... Chameleon is just a tool for submitting. I suppose I could cherry pick the sites chameleon submits too and compare that to all the other sites in the database combined. All that would do is show me what I already knew, that a handful of sites generate the most of the traffic. Sorry, I wish I could give you a better answer. __________________ My Blog: Working The Business

2009-11-28, 08:11 AM	#4
Max@PuZcash.com If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 35	500 Dollars is not bad when you actually just started submitting, congrats __________________ www.puZcash.com ICQ: 575610973 Max

2009-11-28, 06:12 AM	#2
srhcom Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 2	Just curious, but what portion of the $500 came from chameleon submitter, and how much from Tommy's?