moneymarketing wrote on 25^th Apr, 2016 at 9:32pm:

It's a 7 days ad. And it's been pending for 2 days.

Update with the AdGrid fixed ad campaign:

Bought 7 days for a total of $4.75 promoting DM PTP in it.

Averaging about 700 clicks a day and got a total of 1472.70 DM PTP credits = $0.74 cents

Thus spent $4.75 to receive $0.74 cents

Question, will this work for "$90 for 366" (i.e. $94.2 total cost) AdGrid fixed ad campaign?

$4.75 / 7 days = $0.68 cents per day

$94.20 / 366 days = $0.26 cents per day

1472 / 7 = 210.38 credits per day

210.38 x 366 days = about 77000 credits

77000 / 1000 = $77 x $0.50 = $38.50 tentative amount in 366 days for $94.2?

Hmm.....    

dansbanners wrote on 5^th May, 2016 at 2:26pm:


It looks like a guaranteed loss though potential referrals aren't factored in.

This is why I like to advertise my DM PTP page there using the bulk ads. You may not get paid back right away but at least the BAP you get are earning money so any money you make from the PTP is just profit on top of that.

Currently, the bulk ad campaigns are being over delivered. My last campaign was for 750 visits and I received 1480 total visits from the site. So that is pure bonus money.

Then you have the potential for referrals

....and you get banner impression too. 

moneymarketing wrote on 8^th May, 2016 at 4:38am:

Yep it goes like that usually!

Sometimes when I click a link and take time to click the captcha I get the message that the ad has expired, so that possibly means that the ad gets issued to more than just 50 people that we purchase it for, so whoever clicks them first gets them.

My best guest is that they just assign the ad issues to members which means a member will earn a $X amount of money for clicking 1 ad.
Then they may have an ad pool out of which the system randomly picks an actual ad link for a member

More specifically I believe the system works like this:

1. We purchase an ad pack that contains 50 visits to our link
2. All ads are dropped in an ad pool to be randomly picked by the system.
3. The admin distributes the sites earnings to members in terms of ad slots (etc. 1 ad of $X value depending on the member's level).
4. The member clicks on his ad slot.
5. The system picks an ad from the ad pool and assigns it to that specific member (it looks for ads that have not expired).
6. They then wait for the timer and they need complete the captcha challenge before or after the timer expires.
7. When they complete it the system checks again if the ad still has visits left or it is expired.

In the first case (ad not expired) the user earns the amount of money he deserves, whereas in the second one he doesn't earn anything and is notified that the ad has expired.

If many members click an ad slot within the same period (right before expiration) without being quick in completing the captcha (or simply letting it open in the background), then our link receives additional free visitors.

So, in this case it's preferable to purchase more small packs (than a big one) in order to get more free visitors..
If someone has recently purchased larger packs we could compare the results to see if they scale accordingly..

My last 2 packs were purchased five months ago and went like this :

BA-5954277      25/25      100/100      1171/50      Delivered
BA-5951463      25/25      100/100      1210/50      Delivered

I can only guess that nowadays with the recent ad issues people are more active (but also more hungry for ads as well), so it's a matter of luck the amount of how many more visitors our link will receive.

Edited:

Liquidity Report!

https://www.mytrafficvalue.com/forum/news/16th_may_daily_news_573991d857647/1.ht...

Getting back to health

SolidSnake wrote on 16^th May, 2016 at 11:19pm:

Take the good news as they come. No need to negate it.

Bartermyfunds is live. Starting out slow but this looks really good, is simple and should be great for the industry

https://www.mytrafficvalue.com/forum/news/20th_may_daily_news_573f0e91caff3/1.ht...