$0 - $30 a day. 0 - 700,00 hits a day.

Use the contact button, and contact them. 99.999% chance that stephan will reply.

 

Sounds like a good idea

 

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=1919305

 

Just wait to get put into a proxy blog.

 

You have to get it out there for them to pick up first.

 

Nah, those guys can pick it up from proxy.org, they are extremly quick.

 

I stay away from proxy.org. Or any topsites, as of recent. That's just asking to be blacklisted.

 

Yep. Need more selective and subtle promotion. It isn't too difficult; I brought two online last week and they now see 500 uniques per day (without topsites or the 'established' promotion sites.)

 

a proxy do they work?

 

For what? earning adsense income?

 

Why? A .info is 0.99$? Takes a week or so to be black listed, or even longer! In that time you've make at least 1000% profit, which is enough to get another domain, and continue the loop.

 

SOhan, them rmbclick people only pay via paypal?

And how many pop-ups do they send?

 

It's banners Mubin. No popups, so it won't drive traffic away.

 

Does your domain get blacklisted or the IP the domain is on?

 

Some people might prefer to work smarter rather than work harder. I don't have to waste my time keep registering 88c .info domains - I've never had a proxy banned, I see next to no 'low grade traffic' (China/Middle East etc.) and I have made well over 1000% on all of them.

I am not saying topsites and other busy proxy lists will get you banned - however, I have noticed that people who talk about having their proxies banned usually have a few things in common: their sites are plastered with topsite buttons, and they appear on several mainstream proxy lists.

 

Banned as in banned by lots of things - websense etc.

Mine got banned and they were on no topsites - aslong as their is just 1 link to your site, and their robot can figure out your site is a proxy, you will get a dose of the ban stick

 

It all depends on who and how 'they' are blacklisting. WebSense can block IP addresses or individual domains/virtual hosts. It is feasible that other network layer tools can be used to block based on a traffic signature.

It's not that much of a big deal anyhow as there does not seem to be a centralised db in use. As our friend above mentioned, just go ahead and acquire a string of .info domains and have them ready to bring on line should you get blocked.

 

Yes... I've made a basic template which I will use across all the sites (it will be easy to add more)

The one thing I just thought of now, is that the php includes are on one of the proxy sites - so if it gets banned, none of the includes will work (which are links and also google ads!)

Damn I will have to edit them all and put the includes on a 'good' site

 

If you suspect your site found it's way in to the WebSense db as a result of their spider finding your site, then why not examine your httpd logs. I wonder whether their spiders operate from a fixed set of addresses that we can deny?

 

Maybe, I would assume so. I dunno how to look at my logs (using plesk).

They could have find my site via a link on another site, or even Google