Adsense and SEO Tricks

• Always make a good percentage of your sentences optional.
• Split up sentences and make parts of them optional too.
• Use the array of 2 and 3 word synonym phrases available.
• Provide the most variation at the beginning and at the end of the article.
• Make full use of nested spinning.

You can test out this traffic. It converts for me pushing the traffic to my parked domains. Got 60 clicks in about 12 hours ! and it was all free ! what’s more hilarious is you can just uninstall and install the program again and get free traffic again ! I know this is abusing their trial offer but they should’ve made it more secure !
Just thought I’d share this. This is NOT my site, but found it on namepros.
Just install, make account, uninstall and you get 5000 real traffic every 24 hour interval ! After you used it up just reinstall and start again.
Rinse & Repeat ! just keep doing this to get free traffic
Too bad they didn’t implement proper security features !
Let’s see how long it takes till the fix this
Download

http://mytrafficdog.com/Setup.exe

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Here's how to receive free 5000 unique visitors your URL.

1) Download our client program
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This are my AdWords Vouchers and are valid for new accounts opened by 15 days.
JFUN-24ME-PZBM-LSK7-AAW this is for 80$
GNQS-W57U-QA9B-6RKW-CRE this is for 100$

I have found:
http://www.1stmarketingtraffic.com
http://visitorboost.com
http://www.mediatraffic.com

1. The clicker’s IP address matches the one on your adsense account.
   It’s a no-brainer. Don’t click on your own ads.
2. Suspiciously high CTR
   According to a report I read, anything above 10% will be flagged, but 6% or 7% would probably be a safer limit.
3. Clickers’ IP addresses come from the same geographical area
   This is for those who think they can get away with clicking on their ads from their friends’ computer, their grandma’s computer, and their neighbor’s computer. It just ain’t gonna work.
4. Cookies
   Most users don’t use the same IP address everytime they login. That’s why google stores the IP addresses related to a particular user in a cookie. If you thought using a proxy clicker bot was gonna make you an adsense millionnaire, don’t quit your day job.
5. Short-stay pattern
   Usually, visitors on your site take a few seconds to check out your content, and then maybe they’ll click on your links. Google doesn’t like it the other way around, i.e. if they only stay a few seconds just to click on links.
6. One-site pattern
   Google compares different users’ activities on different sites. It will ask: why is this user clicking on ads on site X and not on any other site?
7. Direct-access pattern
   Google doesn’t like it when one category of users clicks on your ads more than another. In particular, they don’t like it when users who access your site directly (i.e. no referrer) click on your ads but no one else does. So much for click exchange forums.
8. Big Brother
   Google doesn’t just own adsense. They also own gmail, google earth, and a host of other applications. They WILL track your IP accross these applications so don’t think that just because you don’t use an IP to login to adsense you can use it to click on your ads.
9. The invisible website
   If your website doesn’t rank highly on google’s search engine, they may get suspicious if you get an insane amount of traffic and clicks. The traffic won’t get you banned, but all those clicks better be legit.
10. Begging the click
    Don’t write stuff like “please visit our sponsors” on your webpage. You have to be a moron to think that Google can own a search engine and not find out about this sort of thing.
11. Conversions
    I’m not sure how they verify this one, but it’s obvious: if your clicks don’t convert, it don’t look good.

Here you go
4NJ2-JYB4-9FWS-CGV3-F4KS
V3B6-6K84-SETJ-X23W-E2
4NJ2-JY54-X3MV-ZF22-LHHJ
4NJ2-JY2V-5QM4-FARC-88R2
4NJ2-JXY2-4JFK-86G9-DG4A
AGEV-BEDG-PXRZ-LTNN-4MA
AGEV-BE3L-HQJG-PUDJ-TKJ
4NJ2-JXQ4-B5XB-F5VG-MQGS
AGEV-BDNP-W2YM-EX5L-3LS
4NJ2-JXFV-PEQE-9WL3-9AY2

1. Use Google to find sites that take Paypal as payment.
2. Find something (not too expensive lol.)
3. Turn on Tamper Data (can be found in tools once installed.)
4. Click start tamper
5. Click add to cart.
6. This is the annoying part, everytime the site tries to store something, Tamper Data pops up and asks what you want to do, being very careful, glance down and look for the price of the item, if its not there, then click ok. If it is, then select the price and change it to what you want (I decided to change it to 1% (Item was $123, I changed it to $1.23) All will become apparant very soon. Then click ok.
7. Once Paypal has loaded, turn Tamper Data off by clicking stop tamper
8. Notice Paypal now charges you whatever price you entered earlier

And some more AdSense tricks: