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12-19-2017 06:46 PM #1 egliptor (Member)
Has Anyone Had This Traffic Challenge?

In relation to an adult dating campaign I'm running I thought to put in place a bot catching process as I saw traffic coming in, however after a while I thought to implement Hotjar recording sessions.

I noticed visitors were leaving my original landing page under a 1 second.

So I thought to implement a 2 step landing process as I noticed this method being used when visiting streaming sites and thought to try to see if the traffic is solid.

The Traffic Source: Traffic Factory
The Offer: Milf Adult Dating
Tracking: CPVLAB

Campaign Setup: Sequential Landing Page Setup

Step1: Bot Catcher Landing Page
This landing page is a basic javascript auto redirect after 100ms gets redirected to the intended
landing page I wanted the user to go to.

Here's the code below
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Thank you by the way STM for teaching me this method.

Step2: My Presell Landing Page That Leads To The Adult Offer

After running some traffic, here's what started to happen.

On average in the beginning I was getting approximately 10-15% visitors not going past the bot catcher page.

However over time the traffic not getting past the bot catcher page started rising.
30%, 50% and now 90%.

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I stopped all traffic and contacted my traffic rep and shared my data (IP, ISP and any extra token data).

So far the technical team seems to be looking into the issue as I displayed the problem is getting worse.

This does not seem normal because before it was never that high.
Plus I reed Mobidea tutorial using Traffic Factory suggesting the source is descent and I've had some results.

The Traffic Factory rep came back stating he has never seen this kind of behaviour before.

Who knows if that's just lip service.

He suggested that because the bot catcher page is Javascript and the banner serving code of the ad network is javascript it's possible that it's screwing something up not allowing the traffic through after the traffic banner click.

I'm not sure about the network banner serving code he mentioned screwing things up.

Anyone come across this challenge before?
Appreciate your insight.

Kind regards

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