We are still paying high to real crypto organic traffic sites.We wants quality traffic instead of quantity.I hope you guys will understand.
How are you deciding what is “good” or “bad” traffic? Is it flagged per domain, or what?
What if you are using shared hosting and run several web pages in parallel on the same domain?
If we are forced to separate faucets and “other content” on different domains, will there be expedited approval for the new domains?
I’ll use myself and my sites as an example. I’m currently running a major maintenance cycle shuffling domains around and isolating the faucets on a domain only used for faucets. All the other pages like a crypto-tracker, url shortener tracker and shortener optimizer/traffic screener service are being relocated to another domain.
So, I’m not running a shortener or faucet on the new domain. But since the new domain is “new”, I have no serious traffic to show for the relocated web pages.
Will I be able to get the new domain approved with “good” rates or am I just out of luck?
Crypto Organic traffic thats come from google search or other searchs or social media traffic called good traffic.and traffic who spend more time on advertiser sites called good traffic.and you need a crypto site for good rates like news,ico listing,mining,investment related sites are eligible for good rates.
We are approving all sites.but faucet,ptc,shorten link sites will not get good cpc and cpm rate for banner ads.pop is ok for all type of sites