Have you any wasted exit links on your warning pages?

[JoesHO]

Actually I point ours to http://www.warningpages.com/

They pay and we get a nice little check as well as a link back too.

[Robin]

Originally Posted by JoesHO

Actually I point ours to http://www.warningpages.com/

They pay and we get a nice little check as well as a link back too.

... Or failing that, if you have any non-adult sites you'd like to link swap with - especially freebies or music related - I'll still offer a front page deal with either of these two sites.

[Jace]

there are some great mashups on there man...cool shit

I will throw a link up for you on one of my dj related site

[Dianna Vesta]

Do you really think people click the exit link? I think they do what I do, close the browser or hit the back button. Now an exit script pop-under that works well with all browers is cool.

[Jace]

Originally Posted by Dianna Vesta

Do you really think people click the exit link? I think they do what I do, close the browser or hit the back button. Now an exit script pop-under that works well with all browers is cool.

Actually, I have one of my sites set up with warning pages, that site only gets maybe 100-200 hits a month, but there are about 2-3 people a day that click the exit link.

[JoesHO]

Originally Posted by Dianna Vesta

Do you really think people click the exit link? I think they do what I do, close the browser or hit the back button. Now an exit script pop-under that works well with all browers is cool.

Yes they do.

our check is not HUGE but we get enough to buy a dinner or tickets to movie for the family and stuff like that it is better than wasting it .

I know some of their clients actually get a lot more than that .

[pam]

I set up a custom website and I send all my "exit" traffic there. I list about 6 sites in the most popular niches, many in my niche, plus links to my other sites. I get many sales this way with no work at all.

Stats show about 2,200 visitors per month with the largest from my TGP with a warning page. I'm sure those are folks from "general" and not "niche" trades who have no desire to see hairy women.

[gonzo]

Originally Posted by pam

I set up a custom website and I send all my "exit" traffic there. I list about 6 sites in the most popular niches, many in my niche, plus links to my other sites. I get many sales this way with no work at all.

Stats show about 2,200 visitors per month with the largest from my TGP with a warning page. I'm sure those are folks from "general" and not "niche" trades who have no desire to see hairy women.

Very nice tip!
This thread will be on the menu at Vesuvio's

[Robin]

Originally Posted by Jace

there are some great mashups on there man...cool shit

I will throw a link up for you on one of my dj related site

Thanks Jace, if you do let me know the URL and I'll put a link back!

- Robin.

[gonzo]

Robin

What is a mashup?

[Robin]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Robin

What is a mashup?

Hi Gonzo,

It used to be that mashups were when you mix two or more tracks together to make a new one. Such as, say, a Beastie Boys acapella with a rock track. But with pitch bending and time shifting now they mix almost anything with anything else.

Also mashups now refer to mixing two pieces of software together such as when people modify Google maps to add lists of restaurants or what have you. The software side of mashups is something I'm not covering (yet).

[Jace]

Originally Posted by Robin

Hi Gonzo,

Also mashups now refer to mixing two pieces of software together such as when people modify Google maps to add lists of restaurants or what have you. The software side of mashups is something I'm not covering (yet).

wow, I have never heard of that....that is a pretty cool term crossover and great idea....got any examples?