Get Paid For Traffic Trading

gpftt · 2006-06-16, 07:24 AM

Hello!
We would like to present our service for TGP owners which is called GPFTT. GPFTT is the abbreviation for Get Paid For Traffic Trading (or Get Paid For Trading Traffic, whatever you like). It is just like usual traffic trading: you send us some skim traffic and get some traffic in return. The only difference is that along with traffic back you also get money (depending on amounts and quality of traffic you sent).

Why on earth do we pay money for what normally is free?

The idea behind GPFTT is to some extent similar to the conception of Free Hosted Galleries. In the old times when you listed only galleries submitted by posters all the money earned from signups on those galleries went to the posters, not you. Now if you decide to list FHGs on your TGP, money generated from signups on the galleries go to you, TGP owner.

But what do you get when a surfer who you sent to your trading partner buys something from that trading partner's site? Do you get some percentage from that sale? Certainly not. You only get another surfer from him who may or may not be able to buy something from you.

The idea of GPFTT is to share revenue generated by surfers coming through trading with the webmasters who send the surfers. That's why you're get paid for trading traffic.

The sum you earn depends on amounts and quality of traffic you send:

1. Amounts is productivity, but unlike usual trading we don't count all hits, but first clicks only. So it doesn't matter if a surfer you sent clicks 100 times or just once - you get the same quantity of money. However, traffic you get in return is calculated as usually on total productivity.

2. Quality of traffic is its country of origin as detected by GeoIP. Currently we divide traffic into four categories: highest paid, lower paid, lowest paid and non-paid.

Highest paid is traffic from United States, United Kingdom and Canada (US, GB, CA).

Lower paid: Austria, Australia, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Sweden, Singapore, South Africa (AT, AU, BE, CH, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FR, IR, IT, NL, NO, NZ, SE, SG, ZA).

Non-paid countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Estonia, Georgia, India, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Korea Democratic People's Republic of, Korea Republic of, Lithuania, Latvia, Moldova Republic of, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan (AM, AZ, BY, CN, EE, GE, IN, JP, KG, KP, KR, KZ, LT, LV, MD, RU, TJ, TM, UA, UZ).

Lowest paid: all other countries.

We don't like lowest paid and non-paid traffic too much. However, we accept and don't redirect it. But there is a rule that the sum of lowest plus non-paid traffic you send must not be more than 20% of the total or it will be redirected.

Currenty the system is in beta-testing. And one of the main goals of the beta-testing is to define how much should we pay for every kind of traffic. Currently we have the following rates:

$1 for 1000 first clicks of highest paid traffic.

$0.7 for lower paid.

$0.1 for lowest.

We don't exactly know if these rates are reasonable and whether we should raise or lower them or leave them as they are. That's why we need your help and invite you to participate in the beta-testing. All beta-testers will get all their money plus bonuses.

If you're caught cheating you won't be paid and all your domains will be open for public display in the cheaters page of our site.

After you signup you may submit for approval as many sites as you want. After they're approved you'll get linking code for each particular site and may start sending traffic. We determine that traffic is coming from you by the linking code only and do not user referrer information for this. So you may send traffic not only from one particular domain but from anywhere you want (except for e-mails, adware, spyware etc.). You also can open our site in pop-ups, pop-unders or exit consoles. However, the page where we will be sending traffic back must contain no pop-ups.

Another feature: if you submit several sites under the same account there is no chance that a surfer coming from one of your sites will be sent to another your site in return. The system doesn't allow this. All surfers coming from one webmaster will only be sent to other members of the system. This is made to ensure that every webmaster receives as much fresh traffic as possible.

Currently the only payment option is epassporte. More will be added later.

You can refer other webmasters and get 5% off their earnings.

We hope that GPFTT will become a good additional source of income for you. With GPFTT you will be able to convert traffic that was unconvertible before. And another important thing is that you don't lose your traffic in any way. You just add another trade to your trade list, but this trade brings you money.

If you're interested please visit http://www.gpftt.com/webmasters/ and signup.

2006-06-16, 07:24 AM	#1
gpftt Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3	Get Paid For Traffic Trading Hello! We would like to present our service for TGP owners which is called GPFTT. GPFTT is the abbreviation for Get Paid For Traffic Trading (or Get Paid For Trading Traffic, whatever you like). It is just like usual traffic trading: you send us some skim traffic and get some traffic in return. The only difference is that along with traffic back you also get money (depending on amounts and quality of traffic you sent). Why on earth do we pay money for what normally is free? The idea behind GPFTT is to some extent similar to the conception of Free Hosted Galleries. In the old times when you listed only galleries submitted by posters all the money earned from signups on those galleries went to the posters, not you. Now if you decide to list FHGs on your TGP, money generated from signups on the galleries go to you, TGP owner. But what do you get when a surfer who you sent to your trading partner buys something from that trading partner's site? Do you get some percentage from that sale? Certainly not. You only get another surfer from him who may or may not be able to buy something from you. The idea of GPFTT is to share revenue generated by surfers coming through trading with the webmasters who send the surfers. That's why you're get paid for trading traffic. The sum you earn depends on amounts and quality of traffic you send: 1. Amounts is productivity, but unlike usual trading we don't count all hits, but first clicks only. So it doesn't matter if a surfer you sent clicks 100 times or just once - you get the same quantity of money. However, traffic you get in return is calculated as usually on total productivity. 2. Quality of traffic is its country of origin as detected by GeoIP. Currently we divide traffic into four categories: highest paid, lower paid, lowest paid and non-paid. Highest paid is traffic from United States, United Kingdom and Canada (US, GB, CA). Lower paid: Austria, Australia, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Spain, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, New Zealand, Sweden, Singapore, South Africa (AT, AU, BE, CH, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FR, IR, IT, NL, NO, NZ, SE, SG, ZA). Non-paid countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Estonia, Georgia, India, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Korea Democratic People's Republic of, Korea Republic of, Lithuania, Latvia, Moldova Republic of, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan (AM, AZ, BY, CN, EE, GE, IN, JP, KG, KP, KR, KZ, LT, LV, MD, RU, TJ, TM, UA, UZ). Lowest paid: all other countries. We don't like lowest paid and non-paid traffic too much. However, we accept and don't redirect it. But there is a rule that the sum of lowest plus non-paid traffic you send must not be more than 20% of the total or it will be redirected. Currenty the system is in beta-testing. And one of the main goals of the beta-testing is to define how much should we pay for every kind of traffic. Currently we have the following rates: $1 for 1000 first clicks of highest paid traffic. $0.7 for lower paid. $0.1 for lowest. We don't exactly know if these rates are reasonable and whether we should raise or lower them or leave them as they are. That's why we need your help and invite you to participate in the beta-testing. All beta-testers will get all their money plus bonuses. If you're caught cheating you won't be paid and all your domains will be open for public display in the cheaters page of our site. After you signup you may submit for approval as many sites as you want. After they're approved you'll get linking code for each particular site and may start sending traffic. We determine that traffic is coming from you by the linking code only and do not user referrer information for this. So you may send traffic not only from one particular domain but from anywhere you want (except for e-mails, adware, spyware etc.). You also can open our site in pop-ups, pop-unders or exit consoles. However, the page where we will be sending traffic back must contain no pop-ups. Another feature: if you submit several sites under the same account there is no chance that a surfer coming from one of your sites will be sent to another your site in return. The system doesn't allow this. All surfers coming from one webmaster will only be sent to other members of the system. This is made to ensure that every webmaster receives as much fresh traffic as possible. Currently the only payment option is epassporte. More will be added later. You can refer other webmasters and get 5% off their earnings. We hope that GPFTT will become a good additional source of income for you. With GPFTT you will be able to convert traffic that was unconvertible before. And another important thing is that you don't lose your traffic in any way. You just add another trade to your trade list, but this trade brings you money. If you're interested please visit http://www.gpftt.com/webmasters/ and signup.