Password Security
I know this isn’t a hot topic, security that is. People don’t like to spend time making sure things are secure. But that is why Paypal accounts get broken into, servers get hacked, and laptops get stolen. So take a deep breath, count to 10, and continue reading.
You need to be using a strong password [...]
Keeping the Industry Positive
I made some posts about this in the past, making it a goal to point out the positive rather than the negative in other exchanges. I did the whole spotting bad traffic exchanges posts and focused on the negative, but realized maybe the best way is to raise the bar by pointing out who’s doing [...]
The Best Traffic Exchange
This question was too easy to answer, but I encourage you to put your opinion in the comments as well. Asking for “the best” anything will depend on many variables. Most will give you their opinion, some will tell you based on their tracking, but both are flawed. Chances are you aren’t promoting the exact [...]
Adding Banners to Traffic Exchanges
Most TE’s want banners with no html, how do I do that?
What they need is the URL to your banner, and the URL to your link. If you have HTML from an affiliate toolbox chances are you’ve got these two items in there. Note that flash and javascript banners won’t work this way, but the [...]
Thinking Inside The Box
If your splash page is trying to go outside the box, but it has a square box around the ad itself, is it inside the box or outside? I’m not sure.
In any event, I had a splash page created for me and I wanted to know what you thought about it. You may or may [...]
Maybe Less is More?
Sometimes I wonder if Less is More with traffic exchanges. Keeping track of them is crazy. Check out my gmail account that only gets traffic exchange emails. This address is only given in the members area of an exchange, nowhere else. I’ve got 660 emails in my inbox, and 30 exchanges filtered (they get lables [...]
