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My Experience with the Top Ten Traffic Service
I decided to test the "Top Ten Traffic" service, which promises daily traffic from ten different traffic rotators to any URL for a one-time fee. The claim of it being their "best front-end traffic package ever" and requiring no experience or email list piqued my interest. Here's my candid review based on using the service.
What I Like
The biggest selling point is the sheer simplicity. The process is incredibly easy: you submit your URL, and the service handles the rest. There is no need to surf for credits, manage multiple accounts, or understand the intricacies of each traffic source. This makes it one of the most newbie-friendly traffic options available.
The promise of daily, automated traffic is appealing. Unlike a one-time blast, this service suggests a sustained trickle of visits, which is more valuable for building long-term metrics like domain authority and for testing a landing page's performance over time.
For a low one-time fee, the potential volume of visits from ten different sources can represent a high numerical value. If your primary goal is to inflate visitor counters, lower your bounce rate with consistent traffic, or get a small daily dose of clicks for a lead capture page, this service can technically deliver on that promise.
What I Dislike
The fundamental issue, common to all rotator-based traffic, is the quality and intent of the visitors. Traffic rotators are primarily used by other internet marketers seeking credits for their own sites. The audience is not actively searching for products or services; they are passively viewing pages to earn points. This almost guarantees extremely low engagement and conversion rates for any offer that isn't a similar traffic or marketing opportunity.
The claim that it "works in any niche" is highly misleading. While you can technically send this traffic to any website, it will only be effective for sites targeting the "make money online" or "internet marketing" niche. Sending this traffic to an e-commerce store, a local business site, or a blog about gardening would be a complete waste, as the audience has zero interest in those topics.
There is no transparency regarding the actual volume of daily traffic. "Daily traffic" could mean 10 visits or 100; without a guaranteed number, it's impossible to calculate the true value or ROI. The traffic is also untargeted, making it useless for any serious conversion-focused campaign.
Final Verdict
Top Ten Traffic is a service that does exactly what it says, but what it says is often misunderstood by buyers. It provides automated, daily, low-quality traffic from within the internet marketing ecosystem.
This service is not a tool for generating sales or targeted leads. It is a utility for specific, limited purposes: to add social proof via visitor counters, to help age a domain with consistent traffic, or to feed a very broad-top-funnel page for an MMO (Make Money Online) list.
If you are a complete beginner and want to see what it feels like to have visitors on your page with zero effort, this is a low-cost way to do it. However, if you are expecting this traffic to convert into customers or meaningful engagement for a non-MMO offer, you will be deeply disappointed. It is a quantity-over-quality play, and should only be used with that understanding.
Visit Summertraffic.net
I decided to test the "Top Ten Traffic" service, which promises daily traffic from ten different traffic rotators to any URL for a one-time fee. The claim of it being their "best front-end traffic package ever" and requiring no experience or email list piqued my interest. Here's my candid review based on using the service.
What I Like
The biggest selling point is the sheer simplicity. The process is incredibly easy: you submit your URL, and the service handles the rest. There is no need to surf for credits, manage multiple accounts, or understand the intricacies of each traffic source. This makes it one of the most newbie-friendly traffic options available.
The promise of daily, automated traffic is appealing. Unlike a one-time blast, this service suggests a sustained trickle of visits, which is more valuable for building long-term metrics like domain authority and for testing a landing page's performance over time.
For a low one-time fee, the potential volume of visits from ten different sources can represent a high numerical value. If your primary goal is to inflate visitor counters, lower your bounce rate with consistent traffic, or get a small daily dose of clicks for a lead capture page, this service can technically deliver on that promise.
What I Dislike
The fundamental issue, common to all rotator-based traffic, is the quality and intent of the visitors. Traffic rotators are primarily used by other internet marketers seeking credits for their own sites. The audience is not actively searching for products or services; they are passively viewing pages to earn points. This almost guarantees extremely low engagement and conversion rates for any offer that isn't a similar traffic or marketing opportunity.
The claim that it "works in any niche" is highly misleading. While you can technically send this traffic to any website, it will only be effective for sites targeting the "make money online" or "internet marketing" niche. Sending this traffic to an e-commerce store, a local business site, or a blog about gardening would be a complete waste, as the audience has zero interest in those topics.
There is no transparency regarding the actual volume of daily traffic. "Daily traffic" could mean 10 visits or 100; without a guaranteed number, it's impossible to calculate the true value or ROI. The traffic is also untargeted, making it useless for any serious conversion-focused campaign.
Final Verdict
Top Ten Traffic is a service that does exactly what it says, but what it says is often misunderstood by buyers. It provides automated, daily, low-quality traffic from within the internet marketing ecosystem.
This service is not a tool for generating sales or targeted leads. It is a utility for specific, limited purposes: to add social proof via visitor counters, to help age a domain with consistent traffic, or to feed a very broad-top-funnel page for an MMO (Make Money Online) list.
If you are a complete beginner and want to see what it feels like to have visitors on your page with zero effort, this is a low-cost way to do it. However, if you are expecting this traffic to convert into customers or meaningful engagement for a non-MMO offer, you will be deeply disappointed. It is a quantity-over-quality play, and should only be used with that understanding.
Visit Summertraffic.net
Michael Rennick's review...
I really like this advertising website so far, it's also fun to use because you can see the people that visit your site, and therefore getting to know a little about the other people.
The website has brought me traffic even at the free level.
What I Like
I appreciate almost everything this advertising has to offer. The timer, the people, the website, traffic to my site have been a good start even at the free level.
What I Dislike
There's not much I dislike about this website, not only is it easy to set up, but it brings traffic to your site.
The only thing I do dislike isn't the website or anything to do with the site at all, I honestly dislike that I didn't go ahead and upgrade all the way at the first member discount. I would have saved myself so much time if I had upgraded right away.
Final Verdict
I'd like to add that I've gotten a steady stream of new visitors at the free level, then upgraded to the $9 level and it did make my life a little easier, I'm thinking that I'll be unstoppable if I upgrade all the way up, which is still a really good deal considering the traffic and sales I've gotten from this advertising.
Good stuff and easy to use.
Let me know if you stop by here so I will know you were here.
Michael Rennick
Visit Trafficadbar.com
The website has brought me traffic even at the free level.
What I Like
I appreciate almost everything this advertising has to offer. The timer, the people, the website, traffic to my site have been a good start even at the free level.
What I Dislike
There's not much I dislike about this website, not only is it easy to set up, but it brings traffic to your site.
The only thing I do dislike isn't the website or anything to do with the site at all, I honestly dislike that I didn't go ahead and upgrade all the way at the first member discount. I would have saved myself so much time if I had upgraded right away.
Final Verdict
I'd like to add that I've gotten a steady stream of new visitors at the free level, then upgraded to the $9 level and it did make my life a little easier, I'm thinking that I'll be unstoppable if I upgrade all the way up, which is still a really good deal considering the traffic and sales I've gotten from this advertising.
Good stuff and easy to use.
Let me know if you stop by here so I will know you were here.
Michael Rennick
Visit Trafficadbar.com
Todd Bobal's review...
-Updated Nov-2025 We still use this as a good source for traffic and leads.
My Experience with the Program So Far
So let me just say this upfront, I wasn't even planning to try another traffic tool last month. I was already neck deep in a dozen browser tabs, half finished campaigns, and that weird adrenaline meets caffeine feeling that only solo marketers know too well. But I saw this random testimonial for Get Random Clicks while scrolling around and something about it, maybe it was the urgency in the review or maybe it was the typo in the headline, made me click.
I set up a campaign. Honestly? Didn't expect much. But then like, by Day 3 I started seeing these unusual spikes in my stats. Clicks. From real people. Not bots (or at least, not only bots I'm still not sure). Traffic wasn't just climbing, it felt... Alive. Messy but real. Like the difference between a Walmart mannequin and a guy yelling at pigeons in Times Square. I could work with that. It's early, but there's definitely something here.
What I Like
The interface? Kind of like a microwave. Not pretty, not elegant, but it works. You put in your stuff, press some buttons, and bam clicks start popping. There's a strange satisfaction to how easy it is. No complicated setup rituals. No clunky onboarding videos narrated by guys who sound like sleep paralysis demons.
Also, this one surprised me, the stats are better than decent. They show you where clicks are coming from, how long people are lingering, what they might be doing (or not doing). I mean, it's not Google Analytics... But also it doesn't make me want to throw my laptop off a balcony. Bonus: support actually responds. Fast. Like, a real human or an AI pretending really well. Either way I'll take it.
Oh, and one more thing: I split tested the same link with another platform I won't name. Get Targeted Clicks gave me 31% better optin rate. Coincidence? Maybe. But I'm watching it now like it owes me money.
What I Dislike
Now for the not so glossy bits.
Pricing? Kind of murky. There's a slider. A calculator. Maybe a riddle. Took me a good 15 minutes to figure out what I'd actually pay. And maybe that's on me. But also maybe not.
Also and this is a big maybe but some of the traffic felt... Jumpy? Like people arrived, looked around, and left out fast. Bounce rates spiked during certain hours and made me wonder if there's something funky going on with timing or source. Maybe it's mobile traffic, maybe it's just the internet being chaotic. Who knows.
I do wish they had better geotargeting or niche filters. Right now, it's kind of 'spray and pray' unless you know what you're doing (and honestly, even then it feels a little like throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks somewhere useful).
Final Verdict
Okay, here's the deal.
Get Targeted Clicks isn't a magic bullet. It won't kiss your forehead and whisper sweet 6figure dreams into your autoresponder while you sleep. But it works. Or at least, it's working enough for me to keep going.
It's the kind of platform that doesn't try too hard to impress you. Which is weirdly refreshing. It just delivers traffic some of it scrappy, some of it gold, and lets you figure out what to do with it. Like a slightly sketchy delivery guy who shows up with the right pizza, on time, wearing sunglasses. Do you trust him? Eh. But you eat the pizza.
If you're broke, burned out, and just trying to get real eyes on your stuff? Try it. Test small. Watch your numbers like a hawk with anxiety. And if it clicks (literally), lean in. It's not perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than sitting around hoping someone finds your link through smoke signals and goodwill.
Visit Gettargetedclicks.com
My Experience with the Program So Far
So let me just say this upfront, I wasn't even planning to try another traffic tool last month. I was already neck deep in a dozen browser tabs, half finished campaigns, and that weird adrenaline meets caffeine feeling that only solo marketers know too well. But I saw this random testimonial for Get Random Clicks while scrolling around and something about it, maybe it was the urgency in the review or maybe it was the typo in the headline, made me click.
I set up a campaign. Honestly? Didn't expect much. But then like, by Day 3 I started seeing these unusual spikes in my stats. Clicks. From real people. Not bots (or at least, not only bots I'm still not sure). Traffic wasn't just climbing, it felt... Alive. Messy but real. Like the difference between a Walmart mannequin and a guy yelling at pigeons in Times Square. I could work with that. It's early, but there's definitely something here.
What I Like
The interface? Kind of like a microwave. Not pretty, not elegant, but it works. You put in your stuff, press some buttons, and bam clicks start popping. There's a strange satisfaction to how easy it is. No complicated setup rituals. No clunky onboarding videos narrated by guys who sound like sleep paralysis demons.
Also, this one surprised me, the stats are better than decent. They show you where clicks are coming from, how long people are lingering, what they might be doing (or not doing). I mean, it's not Google Analytics... But also it doesn't make me want to throw my laptop off a balcony. Bonus: support actually responds. Fast. Like, a real human or an AI pretending really well. Either way I'll take it.
Oh, and one more thing: I split tested the same link with another platform I won't name. Get Targeted Clicks gave me 31% better optin rate. Coincidence? Maybe. But I'm watching it now like it owes me money.
What I Dislike
Now for the not so glossy bits.
Pricing? Kind of murky. There's a slider. A calculator. Maybe a riddle. Took me a good 15 minutes to figure out what I'd actually pay. And maybe that's on me. But also maybe not.
Also and this is a big maybe but some of the traffic felt... Jumpy? Like people arrived, looked around, and left out fast. Bounce rates spiked during certain hours and made me wonder if there's something funky going on with timing or source. Maybe it's mobile traffic, maybe it's just the internet being chaotic. Who knows.
I do wish they had better geotargeting or niche filters. Right now, it's kind of 'spray and pray' unless you know what you're doing (and honestly, even then it feels a little like throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping it sticks somewhere useful).
Final Verdict
Okay, here's the deal.
Get Targeted Clicks isn't a magic bullet. It won't kiss your forehead and whisper sweet 6figure dreams into your autoresponder while you sleep. But it works. Or at least, it's working enough for me to keep going.
It's the kind of platform that doesn't try too hard to impress you. Which is weirdly refreshing. It just delivers traffic some of it scrappy, some of it gold, and lets you figure out what to do with it. Like a slightly sketchy delivery guy who shows up with the right pizza, on time, wearing sunglasses. Do you trust him? Eh. But you eat the pizza.
If you're broke, burned out, and just trying to get real eyes on your stuff? Try it. Test small. Watch your numbers like a hawk with anxiety. And if it clicks (literally), lean in. It's not perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better than sitting around hoping someone finds your link through smoke signals and goodwill.
Visit Gettargetedclicks.com
Herbert Flores's review...
My experience with Ghiblli so far is nothing short of magical! I really enjoy using it!
I stumbled upon Ghiblli while looking for a fun, easy way to transform my photos into something more creative and engaging, and wow, it absolutely blew me away. From the moment I logged in, everything felt intuitive and beginner-friendly. In just a minute or two, I was able to turn a simple photo into a stunning Ghibli-style artwork that looked like it was pulled straight from a movie scene.
But it doesn't stop there. Ghiblli isn't just about images, it's a powerhouse tool that can turn your photo into a talking video, complete with voiceovers or even a cloned version of your own voice! The lip-syncing is surprisingly realistic, and the ability to create short, scroll-stopping videos has been a game-changer for my content creation. Whether you're an artist, marketer, or just someone who loves creative tools, Ghiblli opens up endless possibilities.
What I Like
What I Dislike
Honestly, nothing to complain about so far. Everything works smoothly, and the user interface is straightforward. Maybe in the future, they could add even more voice options, but that's just me being greedy.
Final Verdict
Ghiblli is a dream come true for creative minds and content creators. It brings high-quality, professional-style Ghibli visuals to your fingertips, no design or tech skills needed. Whether you want to make jaw-dropping art, viral social videos, or even launch your own design agency, Ghiblli gives you all the tools you need in one platform.
With a lifetime deal starting at just $37–$47, it's a steal. You get access to premium features, AI-powered transformations, and even commercial rights to monetize your content right away. Plus, the upgrades (Elite, Enterprise, Studio, and Agency) open the door to a full creative business if you want to scale up.
If you're looking for a way to stand out online, impress clients, or simply have fun turning photos into magical creations, Ghiblli is 100% worth it.
Visit Ghiblli.com
I stumbled upon Ghiblli while looking for a fun, easy way to transform my photos into something more creative and engaging, and wow, it absolutely blew me away. From the moment I logged in, everything felt intuitive and beginner-friendly. In just a minute or two, I was able to turn a simple photo into a stunning Ghibli-style artwork that looked like it was pulled straight from a movie scene.
But it doesn't stop there. Ghiblli isn't just about images, it's a powerhouse tool that can turn your photo into a talking video, complete with voiceovers or even a cloned version of your own voice! The lip-syncing is surprisingly realistic, and the ability to create short, scroll-stopping videos has been a game-changer for my content creation. Whether you're an artist, marketer, or just someone who loves creative tools, Ghiblli opens up endless possibilities.
What I Like
- Super easy to use: Even if you've never touched a design tool in your life, you can still create Ghibli-style art in minutes.
- Variety of styles: There are multiple AI styles to choose from, not just Ghibli! You can experiment with everything from anime and watercolor to cyberpunk and even vintage art styles.
- Talking photos feature: This is my favorite! Upload a photo, select a voice or clone your own, and generate a short video in under two minutes. It's seriously fun and looks incredibly professional.
- Great for creators and marketers: I can already see how useful this will be for creating viral shorts, brand storytelling, or even product demos.
- Commercial license included: Big bonus! You can actually sell the creations you make, which is perfect if you're into freelancing or agency work.
What I Dislike
Honestly, nothing to complain about so far. Everything works smoothly, and the user interface is straightforward. Maybe in the future, they could add even more voice options, but that's just me being greedy.
Final Verdict
Ghiblli is a dream come true for creative minds and content creators. It brings high-quality, professional-style Ghibli visuals to your fingertips, no design or tech skills needed. Whether you want to make jaw-dropping art, viral social videos, or even launch your own design agency, Ghiblli gives you all the tools you need in one platform.
With a lifetime deal starting at just $37–$47, it's a steal. You get access to premium features, AI-powered transformations, and even commercial rights to monetize your content right away. Plus, the upgrades (Elite, Enterprise, Studio, and Agency) open the door to a full creative business if you want to scale up.
If you're looking for a way to stand out online, impress clients, or simply have fun turning photos into magical creations, Ghiblli is 100% worth it.
Visit Ghiblli.com
Robert 's review...
Plug-In Profit Site Review (PIPS) – My Experience Coming Back After Falling Off
I'm writing this from the perspective of someone who actually signed up, drifted away, then came back when the program got revamped.
A couple years ago, I joined Plug-In Profit Site because I liked the promise: a done-for-you website, follow-up emails, and step-by-step training so I wouldn't be stuck staring at a blank screen. The problem was simple though money was tight, and I wasn't consistent. I basically blew it off and stopped pushing it.
Fast forward to recently: I heard Stone updated the system and made the affiliate side easier. I decided to jump back in, but this time using my own site (foryoursolutions.com) and following the newer instructions. And something finally happened: I got my first referral under me. No commissions yet, but for me that was a real 'ok this can work' moment, because it proved the tracking and flow is working.
That's where I'm at right now: momentum is back, and I'm building it the right way instead of hoping magic happens.
What Plug-In Profit Site Is (in plain English)
Plug-In Profit Site is basically a 'starter system' for affiliate marketing.
They give you:
The core idea is: build one simple hub, build your list, and promote a handful of affiliate income streams as you go.
What You Get When You Join
Based on the current official page, the pitch includes:
That 'optional income streams' part matters, because that's where the real business model is.
The Part People Miss: 'Free' vs 'Costs'
Signing up can be free, but making it work usually involves joining at least some of the recommended programs/tools, and those may cost money depending on what you choose. That's not automatically 'bad, ' but it's where people get surprised, so it needs to be said clearly.
Some reviews criticize PIPS heavily for this upsell ecosystem, and basically argue that the creator benefits when members buy into the connected programs.
My take: this is normal in affiliate marketing, but you still need to go in with eyes open and keep control of your budget.
What I Like So Far
1) It gives you structure.
When you're new (or coming back like me), having a clear 'do this next' path helps a lot.
2) You don't start from zero.
A blank website is a motivation killer. Starting with something already built removes friction.
3) I got a real result after returning.
My first referral isn't life-changing money yet, but it's proof the setup can produce action when I actually work it.
What I Don't Like (or would warn a friend about)
1) It's not 'push button. '
No matter what anyone says, you still need traffic and consistency. Even critics who dislike the program point out the same core issue: traffic is the real battle.
2) The 'multiple income streams' can distract you.
If you chase every stream at once, you end up promoting nothing effectively. Pick one main offer to lead with, and let the rest be back-end options later.
3) Budget creep is real.
If you're not careful, you can spend money trying to 'activate everything' before you've proven you can get leads daily.
Who I Think PIPS Is For
Good fit if you:
Not a good fit if you:
How I'm Approaching It This Time (so I don't repeat my old mistake)
Here's the simple rule I'm using now:
I'm not 'joining stuff' until I'm consistently getting leads.
That keeps me from spending money emotionally. I'm building the habit first: content, traffic, opt-ins, follow-up.
Also, I'm setting up my email side correctly (I'm upgrading tools on my end so I can run the full follow-up the right way). That's important, because the money is usually in the follow-up, not the first click.
My Honest Verdict So Far
Plug-In Profit Site isn't magic, and it's not for people who want zero work.
But if you're the type of person who does better with a clear roadmap (like me), it can be a solid 'get moving again' system. The done-for-you setup and daily plan remove a lot of the beginner friction.
For me personally: I'm cautiously optimistic because I'm already seeing signs of life (my first referral) after I came back and followed the steps consistently.
Visit Pluginprofitsite.com
I'm writing this from the perspective of someone who actually signed up, drifted away, then came back when the program got revamped.
A couple years ago, I joined Plug-In Profit Site because I liked the promise: a done-for-you website, follow-up emails, and step-by-step training so I wouldn't be stuck staring at a blank screen. The problem was simple though money was tight, and I wasn't consistent. I basically blew it off and stopped pushing it.
Fast forward to recently: I heard Stone updated the system and made the affiliate side easier. I decided to jump back in, but this time using my own site (foryoursolutions.com) and following the newer instructions. And something finally happened: I got my first referral under me. No commissions yet, but for me that was a real 'ok this can work' moment, because it proved the tracking and flow is working.
That's where I'm at right now: momentum is back, and I'm building it the right way instead of hoping magic happens.
What Plug-In Profit Site Is (in plain English)
Plug-In Profit Site is basically a 'starter system' for affiliate marketing.
They give you:
- a website setup (so you're not starting from scratch),
- a training path (so you know what to do next),
- and follow-up emails/list-building pieces meant to help turn visitors into leads and leads into sales over time.
The core idea is: build one simple hub, build your list, and promote a handful of affiliate income streams as you go.
What You Get When You Join
Based on the current official page, the pitch includes:
- Done-for-you website with pages and structure already in place
- Automated follow-up emails / list building
- Step-by-step training (30 Days to Success / daily action plan style)
- Optional 'multiple income streams' you can connect
That 'optional income streams' part matters, because that's where the real business model is.
The Part People Miss: 'Free' vs 'Costs'
Signing up can be free, but making it work usually involves joining at least some of the recommended programs/tools, and those may cost money depending on what you choose. That's not automatically 'bad, ' but it's where people get surprised, so it needs to be said clearly.
Some reviews criticize PIPS heavily for this upsell ecosystem, and basically argue that the creator benefits when members buy into the connected programs.
My take: this is normal in affiliate marketing, but you still need to go in with eyes open and keep control of your budget.
What I Like So Far
1) It gives you structure.
When you're new (or coming back like me), having a clear 'do this next' path helps a lot.
2) You don't start from zero.
A blank website is a motivation killer. Starting with something already built removes friction.
3) I got a real result after returning.
My first referral isn't life-changing money yet, but it's proof the setup can produce action when I actually work it.
What I Don't Like (or would warn a friend about)
1) It's not 'push button. '
No matter what anyone says, you still need traffic and consistency. Even critics who dislike the program point out the same core issue: traffic is the real battle.
2) The 'multiple income streams' can distract you.
If you chase every stream at once, you end up promoting nothing effectively. Pick one main offer to lead with, and let the rest be back-end options later.
3) Budget creep is real.
If you're not careful, you can spend money trying to 'activate everything' before you've proven you can get leads daily.
Who I Think PIPS Is For
Good fit if you:
- want a guided system instead of piecing things together yourself,
- are willing to follow steps consistently,
- can focus on list-building and traffic first.
Not a good fit if you:
- want a guaranteed income without learning marketing,
- hate promoting affiliate programs,
- don't want to write, post, or drive traffic in any form.
How I'm Approaching It This Time (so I don't repeat my old mistake)
Here's the simple rule I'm using now:
I'm not 'joining stuff' until I'm consistently getting leads.
That keeps me from spending money emotionally. I'm building the habit first: content, traffic, opt-ins, follow-up.
Also, I'm setting up my email side correctly (I'm upgrading tools on my end so I can run the full follow-up the right way). That's important, because the money is usually in the follow-up, not the first click.
My Honest Verdict So Far
Plug-In Profit Site isn't magic, and it's not for people who want zero work.
But if you're the type of person who does better with a clear roadmap (like me), it can be a solid 'get moving again' system. The done-for-you setup and daily plan remove a lot of the beginner friction.
For me personally: I'm cautiously optimistic because I'm already seeing signs of life (my first referral) after I came back and followed the steps consistently.
Visit Pluginprofitsite.com
I have only been using this program a few days, but I am really impressed.
My original experience of auto-blogging (admittedly a few years ago) was that it created such dire content that I was relieved when the blog was hacked into oblivion. I've learned a lot since then, but never forgotten those dreadful early auto-blogging days.
Then a friend asked me to look at RightBlogger, and when I saw the blog posts it delivered, I was blown away by what the AI created for him, and now for me.
Savvy marketers in 2026 know that content is what fuels your traffic.
Here is how RightBlogger stacks up as an auto-blogging tool to help you fill your blog fast. And consistently.
What I Like
What I Dislike
Final Verdict
I am finding, more and more, that social media platforms are cracking down on affiliate marketers using organic marketing methods to attract leads. Pages and profiles are getting suspended and even shut down. If your business is on social media, you are only renting space, and you can be thrown off at any time.
So it's time for smart marketers to find other places - and your own blog is perfect, where your content stays visible for as long as you wish, and with no restrictions (other than common-sense).
RightBlogger has helped me revive my neglected blogs with new and improved content. Highly recommended.
You can take a free trial, with limited features, or upgrade to one of the unlimited plans, backed by a 30 day mony-back guarantee.
Visit Rightblogger.com