About to make my first buy on Juicy and was wondering how you guys determine solid sites in terms of quality/cheap clicks.
Is the amount of previous buys/abundance of positive feedback for a site generally a good indicator? Or do some sites receive good reviews due to a lot of people buying non-affiliate traffic directed towards their own adult sites?
Also I'm noticing some placements on the same site have completely different demographics country wise. Why would one placement receive 40% Brazil traffic and another receive 40% Iraq traffic and almost no Brazil traffic?
I'm looking to buy a Netherlands/Belgium package but it appears there's only one or two sites with > 10% majority traffic in these countries. Is there another way I can search for this?
Appreciate any feedback and I look forward to starting a follow along for this in the upcoming weeks!
-Rob K
I think from experience, that there are some sites with bot traffic. I've had 1000's of clicks to an offer and no conversions. I am no master at juicy ads, but if you have a rep there it might be easier as they can help you find good buys and I've heard they're updating their technology to easier sort through their selection.
Sweet! Yeah, bot traffic is my biggest concern here. I'll shoot my rep an email and see what happens.
^^ Try to workout a deal where they give you some guarantee/credit back, if bot traffic is obvious.
This is a conversation I would try to have:
You: What sources are quality/don't have a lot of bot traffic?
Them: sitex.com and sitey.com
You: Ok, are you positive there is not X% of bot traffic?
Them: Correct
You: Perfect, I will buy them now. If there does happen to be X% of bot traffic, could you give me some kind of credit back? As you could understand my budget doesn't allow for fake traffic.
Them: Ugh, yes
It might work, might not. But it's worth a try.
This post by Finch is pretty useful when it comes to buying on Juicy :
http://stmforum.com/forum/showthread...ighlight=juicy