A Surfing Strategy for Click Exchange Programs

You can go about this any way that you want to really. I am just going to outline how I do it, so you can try it out for yourself and then adjust it to suit your own style. If you are like me, that first step is always the hardest, so I hope that this will kick start you to getting started.

If you have read the rest of this site, you will realise that it pays to try and automate any process that you try to use to do your marketing.

Surfing for credits is no different, and in fact, it lends itself particularly well to automation. Without it, it would become a very tedious business. So without further ado, this is what I suggest you do.

Step 1

Locate and start up the two programs that will get you all the hits that you want, Crazy Browser and Spyder Hits. If you haven't read the tutorials on these two programs yet, then I suggest that you do. Click on the highlighted links for the two programs if you need a refresher.

Step 2

Load the list of Surfing for Credit programs. These are divided into two types, Spyder hits friendly and not Spyder hits friendly. They are also listed by quality (in my opinion) from 1 to 5. There are a lot of programs to join, and if you do nothing else, please at least join all the level 5 programs, and if possible, the level 4 programs.

Step 3

Create some folders in your email client (Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora or what ever. I suggest that you create 5 folders name Monday to Friday. Then, as you join each program, allocate a day to each one, and create a new sub folder for that program under its particular day.

Let's take Traffic Swarm as an example. Join Traffic Swarm, and you will receive an email back outlining your joining details. Let's say for arguments sake that you want this to be a Monday program (you will allocate time on Monday to surf Traffic Swarm). In your email client, you will create a folder called 'Monday', and then under that, you would create another folder called Traffic Swarm. You would then save your joining details in that folder.

Go through as many of these programs as you can and join them, and then file them away.

Step 4

Open up the Money Hub, and create a rotator account for all of the programs that you wish to promote.

Step 5

Start each Surf for Credit program and log in.

Add the url created in the rotator into the programs as the url you wish to promote. Some programs do not allow rotators, so you might have to add the url's of the programs that you are promoting individually.

Try and find the Surfing url that you are given when you join these programs. In the list of programs to join, I have indicated which are Spyder Hit friendly. For those that are friendly with Spyder Hits, please add the url to Spyder Hits, and save the start url's (all this is covered in the Spyder Hits tutorial). Then, add each url to a group in Crazy Browser. Ensure that you save each group as you go.

The question of how many programs to add into a start group arises. This will depend on free memory. My advice is to break all of the start url's evenly into say five groups. If you find that your PC can easily cope with the number of programs in a single group, then when you start a surfing session, load two groups.

You may also notice that there are some start programs listed as 'Auto'. These programs rack up hits without you having to click on them. Load these into a separate group called 'Auto' in Crazy Browser. You could if you wanted, load these with every daily session that you run, so that they pile up the hits all of the time.

Step 6

Now, it is just a question of surfing and collecting hits.

If you know that you are going to be away from your PC, load up Spyder Hits and set it running to automatically collect hits for you. You could get it running overnight if you want.

Make it part of your routine to load at least one batch of url's into Crazy Browser every day, and surf for half an hours or so. If you have 10 url's loaded and you manage 25 hits on each, that is roughly 250 views of YOUR programs every day, which is of course 1750 views per week, or over 7,000 hits a month. That is a LOT of exposure for half an hour a day.

Step 7

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