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scottsinct
That link didn't work for me, try this one:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060507/ap_on_...e_click_fraud_1
slik300
There we go. Thanks i fixed it.
laquegifts
Meanwhile, independent studies assert that anywhere from $100 to $400 of every $1,000 stems from click fraud.

And this is why I don't have a functioning and profiting gift site like I was supposed to. wallbash.gif
madmeikal
QUOTE(laquegifts @ May 8 2006, 10:00 AM)
Meanwhile, independent studies assert that anywhere from $100 to $400 of every $1,000 stems from click fraud.

And this is why I don't have a functioning and profiting gift site like I was supposed to. wallbash.gif
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Long Live SEO and Inbounds.
wagdoll
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Long Live SEO and Inbounds.


In a highly competitive market though, and possibly fighting against blackhat SEO, that might not be enough. And why should it be? Do other non-internet companies live on word of mouth and connections alone? No. They live on advertising!

That is all laquegifts is asking for, to be able to advertise without her budget being stolen by the very affiliates and search engines who are supposed to be providing her with the quality traffic she is paying them to send her.
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