Hi all, I've found four ingredients to improve my experience with traffic exchanges: 1. Use a splash page! People who are surfing aren't interested in reading an entire site - they want to click and go quickly. Splash pages will allow the surfer to enter their basic info and then be able to look at your offer at their leisure. 2. Your splash page should send the surfer's info directly to an autoresponder. Less work for you and the surfer gets near-immediate responses from you, making you look professional. 3. Spread your credits out so that your site is seen every day. If you are manually surfing, it's better to surf 100 pages per day EVERY DAY than surf 1000 pages once a week. 4. Use a rotator if the traffic exchange allows it. All your sites get seen an equal amount of time, you only enter one URL into the traffic exchange, and you can change which URL's are in the rotator whenever you want. I personally use PageSwirl with good results. Happy Surfing! You can find some of the traffic exchanges I use HERE

Hi Lorraine

thanks for the invite and thanks for this valuable information.

Wow, you have just taught me something.  I' ve not used surfing sites for awhile, because of the all the businesses I've had to keep up.  But I have recently joined two, and I think your info here will be of great use to me

Thanks Lorraine

Bj

http://www.spsonisurf.com/?ref=615

I have had lots of promotions with this one.

Sara

Hi BJ, I'm glad to be of some help. It took me awhile to get into traffic exchanges; I thought of them as a complete waste of time. But I tried some out and got results! Just goes to show, you never know what's going to work one day to the next. So I figure it's probably best to keep my fingers in a lot of the different pies. If you want to post your URL's for your traffic exchanges, come on back...