Are you talking about gallery submission traffic?
Or general advertising?


If you sold that at CPC, you'd be making $110/K.

I sell traffic in blocks of 20K on drbizzaro.com
I'd be making $2200 on each advertser alone, with that kind of ratio.

Damn, I am WAY undercharging.

2nd page?

Over all, splash, tour, and join.

I have 10 websites out so far plus one seach engine. I am promoting pussycash,cyberage and netpond at this point, I am up to almost 1,000 uniques this month (just started) each payout is at about 15 - 20 per signup/ Right now I am doing 1 site per day and pushing throughout 20 linklists. Im just trying to figure out how much I need to do inorder to meet my goal of 2,000 per month in sign-ups and how long it will take.

Here are some samples of my work:
http://amateurmegaporn.cybersexhound.com
http://megatrannyxxx.cybersexhound.com/
http://outdoorslutfucking.cybersexhound.com
http://bathtubbeauties.cybersexhound.com
http://fuckncum.cybersexhound.com
http://cybersexhound.com

wink wink - need to show my husband that I can do this as I am sick and tired of dealing with clients

Hey there Cybersexhound |waves|

One issue you're going to have that will slow you down is using sub-domains. Many link sites stopped accepting subs a long time ago.

You'll be a much happier sexhound and get listed in a lot more places using niche named folders :)

Gallery submits tend to lower the over all average.

Hubs tend to raise my average.

I get the most from paid spots.

thats interesting - search engines seem to be eating up the subdomains?! Also they allow me to track my hits better with the stats program I am using. Which sites are you speaking of? I may want to try a couple folders instead for those.

Not any site in particular, just noticed in your post that you had several subs listed. And think I declined your submission last night for that reason :(

If you do a search on the board for 'sub-domains', think you'll find the vast majority of site owners have stopped listing them. Thanks to the scammers and cheats that abused sub-domains a long time ago |angry|

ahh damn - ok well Ill have to see how many others dont take the subdomains - they are very helpful in staying organized and keeping stats. was their any other reason why you denied my site or was it just the subdomain?

Yea, this is one of those subjects that comes up from time to time. It takes a slightly different mindset to get used to using folders instead, but the adjustment isn't usually too painful :D

Actually, I hadn't even looked at the site previously. As soon as I saw the sub in my review admin, I declined the site. Again, that's a pretty standard response for site reviewers as it's an instant decline...no need to look further and time is $$$ as they say.

However, I just went back into my review admin and pulled the site up :) A couple things jump out...

Slightly different free site structure...no biggie...I'd still list it.

Your full size images are HUGE at 300k or more. They certainly look pretty, but dial up surfers arent' gonna wait around for those to load. A lot of lists will decline for images that big. Try to keep them between 40-70k or so...even up to 80k if absolutely necessary to keep the image quality good. Personally, I'd probably still list the site even with the large image sizes.

Interesting recip locations too...used to see more people scatter them throughout the site, but haven't seen that used in a long time. Honestly, I'm not sure what to think of that one as I have no idea why free site builders stopped using that methodology.

I'm hoping some other site owners will give us some feedback on scattering the recips around like that...I'd like to see some other opinions.

At first blush, don't think I would decline a site for it...though it does make the site a bit uglier...no offense intended :)

So, the short answer is...yea, it was the sub-domain that got you declined :D

I get around 1: 75 on exit traffic filtering thru my review directories. I get many 1:1 signups to on specific sites...

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David