I have been running some successful(ish) campagins, and I have a healthy amount of leftover. What do you guys recommend doing with it? I'm open to anything!
What should I do with my remnant traffic?
- Thread starter John $ully
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From which GEO ? and how much?
Hello, Same question. Geo, volume? Add me on skype max.monetizus to discuss.
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There are a multitude of myths and misconceptions concerning different aspects of online advertising which are still misleading for both Internet users and advertisers alike. One of these misconceptions is the definition of 'remnant traffic'. Some advertising networks and agencies have their own glossary open for public use, where remnant traffic is often defined as "the most inexpensive ad inventory traffic by disreputable sites or empty 'parked domains' advertising inappropriate content". Is remnant traffic really as bad as we are led to believe?
In order to understand what remnant traffic truly is let's look more closely at what the traffic is the remnant of.
Premium traffic: The easiest way to understand is to imagine the banner of a famous brand on a top website's homepage. In fact premium traffic is the "cream" of a website's audience. Websites that provide premium traffic are guaranteeing to the advertiser that the audience will note the ad. They will primarily display the banner at notable places so ALL visitors to the site will see it.
This gives us our opposing definition of 'remnant traffic'. First of all this term had been considered as the unsold inventory of our big brand advertiser above. Another stereotype is that historically remnant traffic was thought of as sold by low traffic 'unpopular' websites only, as they have no hope of attracting big name brands as advertisers. In the absence of alternatives these low traffic sites place banners from blind networks, which offer inexpensive ads often of doubtful content and quality.
In order to understand what remnant traffic truly is let's look more closely at what the traffic is the remnant of.
Premium traffic: The easiest way to understand is to imagine the banner of a famous brand on a top website's homepage. In fact premium traffic is the "cream" of a website's audience. Websites that provide premium traffic are guaranteeing to the advertiser that the audience will note the ad. They will primarily display the banner at notable places so ALL visitors to the site will see it.
This gives us our opposing definition of 'remnant traffic'. First of all this term had been considered as the unsold inventory of our big brand advertiser above. Another stereotype is that historically remnant traffic was thought of as sold by low traffic 'unpopular' websites only, as they have no hope of attracting big name brands as advertisers. In the absence of alternatives these low traffic sites place banners from blind networks, which offer inexpensive ads often of doubtful content and quality.
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