I love this guest post topic! Although my experience is slightly different from Brad’s, who runs canadiantechblogger.com, his perspective is enlightening and I agree with his point of view for the most part.

imposter Why auto surfing/traffic exchanges are nothing but fluff to your blog

Although things may seem the same initially, sometimes it pays to look closer...

First up what is a traffic exchange: a traffic exchange is a website where you view other people’s sites. As a thank you, you get a hit back (or cash).

What is a auto surf: it is basically a traffic exchange on automatic no user involvement needed.

This is why I call both just a fluff for your blog.

The manual version you basically sit there wait for a page to load and wait 10-20s to get your credit. It’s not worth it because you usually get marketer videos. Some traffic exchanges even have bad websites in their service (although most check ahead of time). It’s pointless since you are not really interested in a site but rather the viewing credit.

Auto surfers are worse since they do that automatically. As such no one is viewing your site but rather just fluffing your page views.

While you can add banners, and text links, and pay for hits they’re not worth it. Most large ad networks (adsense, adbrite, etc) DO NOT allow you to use traffic exchanges while their ads show since it’s basically invalid impressions.

So pretty much keep clear of them…unless you want to waste your time or fluff your page views.



Brad from canadiantechblogger.com is one of my long time contributors to this site. He writes about all things related to technology on his blog.



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