I will help to monetize your traffic - ask me

Hey,

I am working for Eywow.com and we help publishers to monetize their traffic with viral content. We offer a widget or pre-hosted landing pages, which will redirect the visitors back to your site, after we monetized them.

The idea behind our site is, that you dont need to annoy visitors with lame ads, popups or countdowns like url shorteners or filehosters do it, to monetize traffic.
There are many smarter ways to earn revenue with your traffic.

Ask me anything here and I will give you free advice on how to monetize your traffic, because I have some experience from my time at Eywow.

 

What is the best way to balance fill rate with cpm floor?

 

Hey,

some networks allow you to set custom floor cpm rates, and if this are not reached, they will display nothing. If you have enough traffic, you should setup your own solution to handle this. You should also join some networks which work only with specific parts of the world. There are a lot of asian ad networks, which will monetize asian traffic best, for example.

 

Does your network by any chance also do traffic exchange?

 

If you mean with "Traffic Exchange" Hitleap or any other bot traffic, no absolutely not.

 

no, I meant when you send visitors to my site and I send more visitors (150% and more) back to you. Obviously real-people, normal visitors

 

Yes, thats how our site works, you can send us traffic to monetize it, and we always show a "skip" button along with our content. So the visitors can be redirected back to your site. If you send us 1.000 visitors, about 800 of them will get back to your site after some time, and you will get paid for their visit.

We expierenced some downtime in the past days, because of so many people loving Eywow. We are now up and running again, with new servers.

 

Well i'm confused,in simple terms how does it work?

 

Thanks for your question, we will try to keep it short and simple.

1. You have a website or any other traffic source (Facebook, Youtube,...)
2. You include our widget in your site or create a landing page at Eywow.
3. You send the traffic and get paid for every visitor.
4. At all of our landing pages is a "skip" button, to go back to any site, cpa offer, file download, you want the visitor to land.
This way you will not lose your visitors.

 

In short, interstitials. Funny enough that I haven't seen that word once on this thread. Makes me wonder if they even know what it is.

 

Hey,
of course we know what a "interstitial" is, you usually have to wait 5 seconds and stare at some warnings which try to make you install "Flashplayer updates" which contain adware or malware. And if you click "skip", the site opens 2 popups with some adult content. That is not only annoying, it has also nothing to do with our website, so we do not use this term.

 

I'm trying not to come off as rude, so please forgive me, however, I must say, your response shows a serious lack of knowledge. The creative TYPE (IE. display, pop, intersititial, video, etc) has nothing to do with the CREATIVE run. What you are doing, is the same thing, just minus the compliance issues you mentioned which will vary depending on what network you work with or who is buying the inventory. What you do, is considered an interstitial. Interstitials have nothing to do with pops, nor do they have to do with flash player updates, those issues have to do with the BUYER, not the ad type.

So how do you differ from an interstitial? You jump in before a page loads, show an ad / page, with a skip button... ok, sounds like the definition of an interstitial, how do you differ again?

 

I signed up for curiosity,tried it not sure what happened,any demo's or anyone on here using it?

 

Hey,
our page is not shown instantly when you installed our widget. Only when the user clicks anywhere, our page loads.
I hope you know what stigmatization is, I will give you one example. If I go to the grocery to buy some water, I would not tell my wife, "Hey, I will just go and buy some chemical substance." It would be completely correct to do so, but in fact nobody says it, because you would think I want to buy some acid or any other dangerous stuff. And it is exactly the same when it comes to "interstitials, popups or popunders". The people are thinking of them, like they are most common used, as a source of malware, adware and adult ads. And this has nothing to do with our site.

 

Your idea of stigma with regards to interstitials is clearly based off a lack of information though because some of the biggest web properties in the world use them, and guess what, no matter what you call it or how you describe it, its an interstitial. I haven't seen much malware on the interstitials on premium sites or networks, pops either, and I work with pops as well as pop providers, and there is no more or less malware than with banners for the most part.

stigmatization is based of experience, if you don't have experience outside of working with trash networks which show malware, adware and adult ads, then you would associate it with negativity. However, just the fact that you are saying that "interstitials" are commonly used as a source of malware, adware, and adult ads, shows that you really need to plug your internet cable into the World Wide Web and unplug it from the Basement Wide Web...because there are hundreds of companies which provide intersits which are high quality...

I'm calling water, water.

If you wouldn't tell wife that you are going to buy chemicals, when you are going to buy water, then why would you try to sell people on the fact that you aren't doing intersits when you are? Its actually worse, because people might not want to do interstitials, and might see your thread, and not know what you are talking about and might fall for your sales pitch, even though you are providing something they don't want, and the only reason they would fall for it, is because you are selling dirt as diamonds. And you are on here explaining it, as if you are the only one who does this, and confusing everyone because you refuse to call it what it is. So whats your sales strategy? Get around stigma associated with intersits by not saying you do intersits even though you do? How about, reassuring clients that you have measures in place to ensure all advertisers and landing pages are clean, and do not contain malware, or pops, because if you don't have a system which can detect it, guess what? It will likely start happening, and there is not much you can do to stop it other than to have antimalware solutions in place.

Your example is horrible because everything in existence is a chemical substance and water is a specific chemical substance. So your example is using a generalization which does not specifically identify anything. Regardless of what you claim, if you are doing interstitials (which you still have not explained how you differ from an interstitial) then your users are at the same level of risk as there is an added risk with that creative type, and unless you are able to guarantee they are not at the same level of risk (which I doubt you are, because it would mean you have antimalware protection measures in place, and redirect protection measures in place) then you should be selling "your water, as water".

Don't come on here and sell people a "shark tank" by calling it a "fish tank" or 1. a box. 2. with water. 3. plus fish

 

I dont see your point, please stop posting in this thread, because it is really off-topic now. Please feel welcome to post questions or anything related to the topic.

 

Of course. I thought I did ask you a question, how is what you provide different than an interstitial? (not having malware and pops, and compliance issues, does not make it "not" an interstitial). Did not mean to go off topic, however, you kinda brought it in that direction. I'm just looking for you to clarify so people such as my self don't waste their time coming to this thread thinking you offer some new form of marketing medium, when really all you offer is interstitials and decide to not call it that, but go through the process of explaining it as if its something separate and special, when its not, nor can you make the guarantee that there won't be the same sort of compliance issues (from what I can tell).

 

Instead of discussing useless questions here, you should take a look at your support thread: https://forums.digitalpoint.com/threads/premiumcpm-high-end-pure-cpm-network.2669898/page-18

It seems like a lot of your publisher have complaints, especially when it comes to payments and support. The way you are writing here, fits perfectly to this. But at least you know now a better alternative network, which you can recommend.

 

I'm in touch with every single one of them. Including the person who recently posted, I was in touch with him within 15 mins. It seems you don't understand a basic principle that the few who complain, do not represent "a lot" or even the majority, because the ones who don't complain, are the ones who are happy, and usually they don't post. You clearly also don't realize that its not complaints, people are reaching out for help, and they get the answers they need when they do, always. However, there are actually mostly good reviews in the thread but considering your limitations on an intellectual level, I wouldn't expect you to understand that, point is, we pay $100's of thousands per month in payouts and we have payment proof's which is more than I can say for you, so maybe you should not worry so much about what i'm doing or where I'm working. I didn't jump in here to engage in an argument, I jumped in here to point something out and ask a valid question, which you are flailing on miserably.

Don't worry about what threads i'm in, and focus on keeping your server up and not crashing when all 3 of your clients connect at the same time.

I'll wait for that answer on how what you offer is different than an interstitial too...

 

Yes, we hear things like that quite often from staff of other networks. Thats just before they get addicted to our patent pending content distribution platform, our super fast support and our industry-leading CPM rate. It is okay to feel this way,
just listen to your heart.