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TotalPorn · 08-28-2015, 10:03 AM

What is the current situation with traffic trading scripts and programs and traffic from google.com and search, based on your experience. I know that SmartCj.com sites have been getting banned for over two years, and it is probably better to stay away from this program all together. Smart Thumbs and similar programs dont seem to be affected, by itself, but if this gets combined with some kind of traffic trading software, like Trade Expert or Trade Pulse, the situation is more or less the same - sites not showing for "site:domain.com" in google.com.

SmartCj.com script sites have been getting banned for "Pure spam" penalty. The overall factors of this can be probably narrowed down to thin content and linking to already affected sites (something like a bad neighborhood effect). Are there any other factors, are your sites ok (percentage wise, lets say 200 ST sites, how does it look?), and how to approach working on this as of now / second part of 2015.

If there is traffic from search to a network of lets say 50 of these, and steadily, this is obviously a lot better, so it would be good to have it working, and the traffic from search in place.

08-28-2015, 10:03 AM
TotalPorn Registered User Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 10	Traffic trading and traffic from search What is the current situation with traffic trading scripts and programs and traffic from google.com and search, based on your experience. I know that SmartCj.com sites have been getting banned for over two years, and it is probably better to stay away from this program all together. Smart Thumbs and similar programs dont seem to be affected, by itself, but if this gets combined with some kind of traffic trading software, like Trade Expert or Trade Pulse, the situation is more or less the same - sites not showing for "site:domain.com" in google.com. SmartCj.com script sites have been getting banned for "Pure spam" penalty. The overall factors of this can be probably narrowed down to thin content and linking to already affected sites (something like a bad neighborhood effect). Are there any other factors, are your sites ok (percentage wise, lets say 200 ST sites, how does it look?), and how to approach working on this as of now / second part of 2015. If there is traffic from search to a network of lets say 50 of these, and steadily, this is obviously a lot better, so it would be good to have it working, and the traffic from search in place.