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[paulserban]

I have more than 20 safelists, some of them paid, the rest as a free member.

I am posting to the principal social media sites.

I am posting ads to many sites. I bought ads from Facebook, and more ...

But, I was able to bring traffic to the site only 400-700 visitors, seldom more than a thousand in a day.

What is the technique used by the people that drive traffic in Fiverr?

How is possible to get 10,000-25,000 visitors in 2-3 days?

Do they use an software, a script, is only junk traffic?

[paulserban]

Oh, I see that this subject is tabu ...

All the people say you to go forums, blogs, press release, article directory, etc., but about real traffic nobody says anything (!)

[Darren Olander]

I just didn't reply because I never heard of getting traffic from Fiverr, that is new to me... I've always known it as a place for buying/selling services, or do you mean buying traffic from people who sell it on fiverr?

[paulserban]

I just didn't reply because I never heard of getting traffic from Fiverr, that is new to me... I've always known it as a place for buying/selling services, or do you mean buying traffic from people who sell it on fiverr?

Yes, I tried this variant, but ... totally inefficient!!!

 

In any case, the question remain: how they drive massive traffic to a website?

[Matt Koshko]

Yes, I tried this variant, but ... totally inefficient!!!

 

In any case, the question remain: how they drive massive traffic to a website?

 

I can't imagine buying traffic from Fiverr would be efficient - $5 for traffic sold to the same people over and over? You get what you pay for...and many times you get less than what you pay for, unfortunately.

[paulserban]

I can't imagine buying traffic from Fiverr would be efficient - $5 for traffic sold to the same people over and over? You get what you pay for...and many times you get less than what you pay for, unfortunately.

I think that buying a solo ads from somebody is the same thing, the same people over and over(!)

[Jerry Iannucci]

I think a lot of that bulk traffic comes from expired domain names.  People going to a website that doesn't exist any more and finding your site instead (and quickly leaving because it wasn't they were looking for).

 

I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of it was coming from autosurfs too.

[Matt Koshko]

I think that buying a solo ads from somebody is the same thing, the same people over and over(!)

 

Any form of advertising that specifically displayed to members (whether they log-in, get an email, get a flyer, etc.) fall under the same principal but they all *rely* on new "members". It's similar to that of a manual traffic exchange; if the same 300 people are surfing every month, how's it any different?

 

Diversification is very important when it comes to advertising to non-public audiences.

[hiteshsangani]

I have personaly tried buying traffic from Fiverr but it has not given me good results, just traffic no conversions, according to my tracking.