*Purchased Traffic For Adsense*

What are peoples thoughts for purchased traffic for adsense revenue?
Is there a max you shouldnt go over a month?
How many sites do you think can a adsense account handle with purchased adsense traffic?

Share your thought.

 

It all depends on the quality of the traffic. If it's crappy traffic, then you will immediately get your account terminated. If the traffic is decent, and your CTR isn't too low or high but right in the middle then you should be OK

 

Do you purchase traffic yourself? How can you determine good or bad traffic?

 

Good traffic comes from Good sources - you will know this upon purchase, if you are getting it for a bargain price - then it's shit... use common sense. Google will know because they can see the source of the traffic and if you try to cover up the source - again they will see that something is up. You need to monitor the traffic and quality to - if you can't - then don't bother with it. It has to and needs to be from the USA, UK, Canada or Australia - basically. It can not be from Asia, Pakistan, India etc. that equals shit traffic and raises flags, you need to slowly introduce it or Google will know something is up when you go from 0 to 1000's of visits per day - and again they will test the quality and source of traffic... be very careful or you could face a big loss...

 

when we say quality traffic, it should be targeted, mean visitor who are interested on that topic such as search engine traffic. Those bad traffic or we call them as low quality traffic is basically crap such as PTC traffic, traffic from traffic exchange etc

 

I appreciate all the input. please done stop with the input. Also can anyone provide me with good traffic?

 

No it's not good idea to purchase traffic for adsense revenue . google will definitely find you and band your adsense account.

 

I don't really like this idea of buying traffic, especially since I've found out traffic is free.

 

I heard that only crap sites need to buy traffic

 

There is not too much that is free in this world...

 

traffic is free if you have content people want to read

 

LOL. Why do we need purchased traffic if there is natural traffic to your site?

If the content is unique and created for humans, you will get natural traffic. There is no need of purchased traffic and it is not allowed to buy traffic for Adsense sites.

 

As you know purchased traffic is doing their job which is visiting your site. They are not targeted traffic. Targeted traffic is only traffic which comes from Search Engines!

 

Don't be lazy and avoid PAID traffic option... You must have heard about "Easy come, Easy go - Idioms
Google and other search engines will certainly help you to have good traffic (organic traffic) which have huge potential for revenue if you work hard and add fresh content to your website.

 

I used to advertise with Adwords to get traffic to my adsense site. Didn't get quite profit. but one good thing is that people know your website is there and they may be return sometime in the future.

 

You shouldn't buy traffic because 1. most of them are bad traffic for adsense 2. you won't get any profit. You should just do SEO to get your site ranked higher so you get naturals visitors. Also you can promote your site in forums, social sites ,etc.

 

if u need to buy traffic, the get it only your site's relevant traffic.

 

Most of the webmasters always say not to buy traffic and that is a good strategy because for how long you would be able to keep purchasing traffic.

 

Buying traffic for an adsense account will most likely get you banned in the short to long term. I don't know of anyone who bought traffic who didn't end up with a banned account after a few months max.

You should really try to learn other ways to get traffic. If you cannot then this is probably the really good advice: If you cannot get visitors to your site after trying for months then know that working online is not for everyone.

 

don't purchase traffic, lots of people get banned because they purchase traffic to adsense site.