Site I advertised : CashClixs.com
Site I advertised on : scarlet-clicks.com
Actual advertising cost : $9
Advertising amount : PTC advertisement (10000 hits)
Referrals I got : 10 (5 of which clicked)
Conversion Ratio : 0.1% (of hits)
Price paid per referral : $0.90 each

Not really impressive, especially considering most of the ones who clicked don't seem all that interested in continuing clicking. Still, the ratio of referrals the click/total referrals isn't half bad considering other sites I used (cashnhits I'm looking at you).

Upon closer inspection, it seems it was 11 referals, 7 of which clicked.
Out of those seven, 6 have continued clicking for a couple of days, one gave up.
So it seems it wasn't too bad. Let's see if they keep up


(btw, why can't I edit my first post, is it because it's at the top of the topic?)

ruicarlov wrote on 6^th Feb, 2013 at 7:21pm:

Upon closer inspection, it seems it was 11 referals, 7 of which clicked. Out of those seven, 6 have continued clicking for a couple of days, one gave up. So it seems it wasn't too bad. Let's see if they keep up

I think I'd be happy with them.. :)


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(btw, why can't I edit my first post, is it because it's at the top of the topic?)

Posts can be modified within 3 days since the initial posting (or the last post made if I'm not correct).
Do you think that limitation is "too much"? I'm not too sure about it.. I could disable it but I think it's a good thing to have.

etc. after 3 days a topic could have been discussed a lot, and changes to the previous posts could make the replies look weird.. Mods can always apply special changes if it's too important.

I have no problem with it. It's just that in many places consecutive posting by the same person is generally looked down upon. People always tell you "no need for another post, just edit it". So I'm kinda used to that mindset. That's all.

ruicarlov wrote on 7^th Feb, 2013 at 4:03pm:

I have no problem with it. It's just that in many places consecutive posting by the same person is generally looked down upon. People always tell you "no need for another post, just edit it". So I'm kinda used to that mindset. That's all.

Well, they do say that, but I'm kinda against it. Whoever is watching the thread will not know that it was updated unless he
enters the thread and browses to the last post.. so why not make a new one and let them know that there is something new
there immediately..? I don't think I'll ever have a problem with space here.. :)

Besides, that rule is mostly there to prevent members trying to keep their own post at the top of the list and that is only
important when someone is self-promoting or in much rush to receive an answer. If I ever feel that someone is posting
nonsense just to keep his threads up, I could always just remove their posts and contact them. If someone just needs a
a fast reply then I can remove the "just-bumping" posts after replying.

SolidSnake wrote on 7^th Feb, 2013 at 3:01am:

and changes to the previous posts could make the replies look weird..

That is why I always try to quote the person so that others can keep track of the thread