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Just got the worst call ever.

Discussion in 'Publisher Network' started by r32faisal, Apr 28, 2006.

  1. #1
    Hello this is YPN. We are going to have to close your account because your traffic quality is bad.

    I was feeling so good about life..

    Meh, Maybe I didn't deserve it.

    consider this a warning I suppose.. they said my sites weren't converting well for them. sad story.

    I guess they have to make money too, and if my audience was crap, well I can't really blame them.
     
    r32faisal, Apr 28, 2006 IP
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    Chrisal67 Active Member

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    They didn't give you any more info then that? What type of sites? Where was your traffic coming from that it was considered 'bad'.
     
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    thanx for the info faisal.

    did they tell u what constitutes bad traffic?

    Maybe they becoming another cpa network :(
     
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    www.AmCy.org American CyberSpace®

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    wow.

    wow.

    Sorry to read your story.

    Question: was the traffic to your site(s) easily verifiable? In other words, could the folks @ YPN see that clicks were coming from search engine traffic to your site(s)? I have a feeling that they monitor the source of the click traffic very closely.
     
    www.AmCy.org, Apr 28, 2006 IP
  5. r32faisal

    r32faisal Active Member

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    I was running myspace sites. They didn't give me a real "reason". I asked if it was because of international and they didnt give me a real direct answer and I get 90% US so I doubt it was that. Myspace sites are aimed towards the younger internet market, and that's probably the real reason. I also tried to find out if it was going to happen to alot of people..they didnt want to reveal anything. I'm going to try to target my ads better and rearrange them. Maybe if I do better tomorrow and sunday, they might let me stay. it's a small chance im going to take.
     
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    www.AmCy.org American CyberSpace®

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    Yeah, that sound like a plausible reason. Kids spend plenty of time online, and they do plenty of clicking, but they have no money, so I would think that most young folks don't actually spend money at the sites they are visiting, certainly not as much as the 35-55 demographic anyway.

    As always, IMO.

    AmCy
     
    www.AmCy.org, Apr 28, 2006 IP
  7. lorien1973

    lorien1973 Notable Member

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    Well, it was nice of them to call, at least.
     
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    So, have they closed the account yet or just a warning? Dang, is ypn mass-kicking out publishers away now?

    May i ask what range are you in for your earnings? $xx,xxx? $xxx,xxx?

    This is a sad story to hear.
     
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  9. r32faisal

    r32faisal Active Member

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    I agree. they're a great company really. Hopefully they'll let me back in soon enough :(
     
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    the YPN folks are very reasonable people, no doubt; they are infinitely more reasoanble than the AS people. My bet is you'll get back in at some point.
     
    www.AmCy.org, Apr 28, 2006 IP
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    I'm interested in how much you were making and are they paying you for the balance?
     
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    YPN dun accept website with low traffics?
     
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    I was making a fair amount. 30k uniques a day.. do the math :(
     
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    r32faisal Active Member

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    actually they are letting me finish this month which is nice and they said they will be giving me the total amount I made.

    but I still feel like shit.
     
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    If it was AS, they would have banned u and kept all your money.
     
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    jeeze that really stinks , is there a way you could drive some different traffic to the site that they would approve
     
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    They did it to me :( they ban mine and kept all money but Yahoo is good
     
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    I have to wonder how does Yahoo know if the people clicking ads don't buy stuff? Alright it's young people clicking BUT if your targeting young folks why would Yahoo do this?
     
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    r32faisal Active Member

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    It would be interesting to know what age group spends the most money. I know i've been spending alot lately (thanks to yahoo).. but I generally see the spenders mainly in the 20-30 range.
     
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    It's more like the 35-55 range <--this group buys those big, big ticket items like luxury cars, mortgages, etc.

    AmCy
     
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