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Safe amount of traffic?

Grumpy

I run a big network of Facebook Pages (and Twitter accounts) and this is where a lot of my AdFoc.Us traffic is coming from.

I'm wondering what a "safe" amount of traffic to be sending to AdFocUs is... I don't want to send so much that I end up getting banned, and considering that I imagine a lot of the traffic will be from duplicate IP's, I just wanted to make sure I won't be sending too much traffic in the future.

This month I have only spent 2 days really delivering traffic, I wanted to make sure of the legitimacy of the service and it's payouts before I dedicate all of my efforts to sending traffic this way, but I just want to know what kind of limits I can expect to be placed under if you deem I am sending "too much" traffic to AdFocUs links.

Thanks.

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  • adminStaff

    We've not had good experience with FaceBook or Twitter traffic.

    I recommend you try another medium OR you request that we verify your traffic source before running at all.

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      admin

      We've not had good experience with FaceBook or Twitter traffic.

      I recommend you try another medium OR you request that we verify your traffic source before running at all.

      Thanks for the advice. As I said, it's where most of my traffic comes from, although I do have access to other mediums of traffic such as blog posts on a network of blogs I own and write for. I can try that, I guess.

      Although I will look to see what I can do about speaking to someone at AdFocUs about my Facebook traffic, I have never had problems with it at another URL shortener, only reason I was considering switching to your service was because of the excellent payout rates.

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  • Veloncia

    Like Grumpy most all of my traffic has come from twitter. Will my earnings it be canceled because of this?

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  • adminStaff

    No, we don't specifically ban Twitter traffic.

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  • Veloncia

    Oh ok thanks for the feedback. I understand that twitter and facebook can cause problems sometimes. I will try and use a different traffic source.

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  • crazeh

    I did use to get some nice traffic from my twitter, now they don't really allow me. So I use bitly to shorten them and then submit it to social networks.

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  • Maki187

    But we can post links on twitter, facebook and other social networks ?
    I have few my web sites, so it's not problem to post it there ? :)

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