I got this email from Mark Wieneke <
mark@markwieneke.net>. He owns a traffic exchange and what he had to say made a lot of sense.
He writes, "Today I would like to talk about setting up schedules to surf.When I first started Surfing I would always surf at the same time every night. Then after speaking to Tony Tezak he made me realize that I was always showing my advertisements to the same people.Tony suggested a surf schedule to stagger my efforts at each exchange.This way there would be different people viewing my sites each day.
That tip alone made a big difference in my results. I only surf around twenty exchanges each week now. Should I not have time for my whole schedule I try to at least get an hour or two on those. I used to surf over 40 of them. Looking back now, I realize I was not getting good results because my efforts were so diluted. I was only surfing a little at each exchange. Because of my efforts being so divided surfers were only seeing my sites once in a great while at each exchange. I was not establishing myself anywhere. Now that I surf just about twenty I use three tabbed groups. I named them one, two, and three, clever huh?
Here they are:
Group 1, Group 2, Group 3. So my three groups are changed around to have me now surfing each exchange at a different time than the day prior.
On Sundays I like to surf those exchanges that I surf occasionally to keep my account active and have my ads spread out a little more".
Cheers
Mark
19517 Austin St., Lowell, IN 46356, USA
I took what he had to say to heart and spent a couple of hours organizing my TE's and grouped them like he suggested. I have mine set up in a new browser call AM Browser. This little gem makes organizing a snap. You can set up groups and then save them in the browser. To start surfing you call up the group and login and away you go. I too was doing my surfing at the same time everyday on a schedule that met my needs with job and famuily. I am now mixing it up a bit and changing my offers every couple of weeks in a rotation. not very sophicated but I will watch what happens!
check out
http://ambrowser.com/
AM Browser is a powerful Web browser. It provides many features that make surfing the web more comfortable and less confusing. It has the ability to open multiple sites and windows inside a single browser task. This Web browser also has a Smart Pop-up Blocker - it blocks all the annoying pop-ups automatically!
This
free Web Browser has full support for Windows XP Theme and P3P privacy policy and JavaScript error suppression.... It can handle multiple monitors and has tab status indicators. Annoying ad windows can be removed automatically and multiple pages can be saved and reopened together. AM Browser comes with many preconfigured search engines, but you can extend it to use your own.
To a tabbed Web browser, what is the most important thing? That is stable, if you used to open dozens of tab, but the browser always crashs, what do you think? Now, you have choice - AM Browser, AM Browser is the most stable tabbed Web browser! By the way, it's freeware, totaly free, no ads, no spyware.
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