I won’t say most AD are junk, but most don’t really deliver like ezinearticles.com and goarticles.com (I have had success with searchwarp.com, too, by the way).

Thanks again.

What is acceptable as far as tags in blogs are concerned? I see widely differing opinions about this on the internet. I really don’t want to spam. How may tags are acceptable per post? Is it better to limit yourself to just a few broad categories that
more or less cover your subject matter in general, or should you treat tags as keywords? I can’t seem to get reliable info about the correct approach. I just want to do everything possible to avoid triggering some sort of spam penalty in Google. I assume that a conservative approach is sensible?

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Second, write very good ads and test and track which ones pull traffic the best and keep improving on your control ad.

Most people fail at this because they slap up very bad headlines and descriptions and wonder why they don’t get traffic – they naturally blame the service most of the time.

The traffic I get comes mostly from referring others and being Pro, which gives me a certain amount of traffic each month without heavy lifting.

The traffic converts to subscribers and sales, and I have tested this extensively on this site with many different ads in Traffic Swarm.

It works really well but you have to play with ads in the beginning to find the best converter and target JUST the right people with those ads or the traffic will be junk and you won’t get a good ROI.