Killing off sponsor-specific pages

[Greenguy]

Are you getting SE traffic that's looking for those sites? Or are them coming in off generic keywords?

If it's #2, I'd just swap out the ads & try to keep the text on the pages as close to the current version as possible.

If it's #1, you could always alter the pages to read how horrible those sites are & that the surfer should try out a different paysite

[MrYum]

Originally Posted by Greenie

Are you getting SE traffic that's looking for those sites? Or are them coming in off generic keywords?

If it's #2, I'd just swap out the ads & try to keep the text on the pages as close to the current version as possible.

If it's #1, you could always alter the pages to read how horrible those sites are & that the surfer should try out a different paysite

That's some fuckin awesome advice Greenie

Having made the mistake of removing a bunch of old stuff a long time ago, I would look for every other option of how to harvest that traffic. SE traffic is too hard to come by these days, and removing pages always seem to have more of an effect than expected

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Greenie

If it's #1, you could always alter the pages to read how horrible those sites are & that the surfer should try out a different paysite

I think we have a winner. The traffic is from surfers searching for "Dirty Daisy". So maybe it's time to turn those gallery pages into review pages. I received an email today from program that was, at one time, working with her and had her site briefly in their portfolio. My CCBill links still worked while she was with them. She is now with someone else and it appears that they have fucked the links. I have others I need to do something about too, so maybe I'll work on sending those surfers to a similiar site.

I like the way you think.

[Maj. Stress]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

So maybe it's time to turn those gallery pages into review pages.

Bingo! Keep the text that is getting you listed in the serps and twist and turn it like you were a newsreporter or politician and make them lust for site "b"