Beat Web Traffic Scammers At Their Own Game
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Outsmart Web Traffic Scammers
Summary
Every online business eventually receives a call that seems professional. Initially, it sounds like a potential partnership or purchase, or even like someone needs your help. However, the conversation soon shifts, with the caller offering something that seems too good to be true.Keywords
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Every web business will eventually get that phone call. At first, it appears to be a professional inquiry from a local company, possibly about a joint venture or purchase. It might even sound like someone is seeking your assistance.
As the conversation progresses, the tone subtly changes. The caller now offers a service, assuring you they aren’t spammers. They claim a connection with big names like Google AdSense, eBay, Prostores, Amazon, or even your web host.
Then comes the big promise: guaranteed traffic and top search engine rankings.
Your best action? Hang up.
Avoid Web Traffic Schemes
Countless schemes exist, but none are legitimate. No method can legally guarantee a website will remain on the first page, unless the keywords are obscure or they’re selling a top spot in a PPC program.
To identify a scam, ask the caller to break away from their script and answer some SEO questions:
1. Does this program use a link farm?
2. Is there involvement with newsletters or email campaigns?
3. Do you guarantee the site won’t be banned?
4. Is a banner exchange involved?
5. Does a PPC script need to be posted on the web page?
Most times, the call ends without answers.
Many programs exploit hundreds of spam MFA (Made For AdSense) sites. In 2005, a company was shut down for using software that churned out 2000 new websites daily. By 2007, Google banned MFA sites and permanently canceled the AdSense accounts of their owners. Advertisers also risk AdSense bans, impacting entire families.
Understanding Black Hat SEO
The best defense against traffic scams is awareness of Black Hat SEO tactics. These methods might boost your site’s hits temporarily, but once search engines catch on, your site will be banned permanently.
Common Black Hat tactics include doorway pages, link farms, invisible text, and mirror websites.
Quality Traffic Matters
Some companies use software to artificially inflate your site’s hits, even clicking on PPC campaigns. But this isn’t real traffic. Visitors who click just to escape from an MFA site aren’t valuable.
True success comes from quality traffic?"visitors genuinely interested in what you offer.
Earning Real Money
To beat web traffic scams, focus on meaningful traffic. The best visitors are those actively searching to buy what you offer.
One efficient website can earn $10,000 a month from 100,000 hits, while another might earn only $100 with over 2 million hits. True success and profitability come from the quality, not the quantity, of your traffic.
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