By: Shawn Culver

Cheat traffic exchanges following 5 easy steps

There are lots of ways to cheat traffic exchanges and generate massive numbers of hits to your website. Some are complex and some are very simple. Below I have listed some of the most popular methods of cheating.

Step 1) Make a list of all the traffic exchanges you belong to. For this example, I am a member of almost 20.

Step 2) List all the days you know you can spend at least 20 minutes surfing. For this example, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.

Step 3) Share out the exchanges equally among the days. For this example, I can assign five exchanges to each day.

Step 4) Visit the Start URL of the first exchange on your list. Go to the menu bar of Internet Explorer and click, “Favorites” and then, “Add to Favorites”. Create a new folder called, “Surf Monday” or something similar and add the Start URL to this folder. Repeat for the next four traffic exchanges on your list.

Step 5) Repeat Step 4 for the next five exchanges on your list and place them in a new folder called, “Surf Wednesday” or something similar. Repeat this process for Friday’s and Saturday’s.

When Monday comes around, open the appropriate folder for Monday’s and open all the exchanges in that folder in separate browser windows. Make sure they are ALL full size.

You should see each copy of Internet Explorer that you have opened, listed in the Windows bar at the bottom of your screen. If they are grouped together, click on the IE group and you should be able to see each Traffic Exchange listed individually. Make sure you haven’t accidentally opened the same Traffic Exchange twice.

Click on the first exchange and view the website. When the counter has finished click to the next site and IMMEDIATELY move to the next IE window. Precious seconds are wasted while the next website loads, so use them instead viewing the website in the next IE window.

Once again, view the website until the counter has finished, click to the next site and immediately move to the next browser window in your sequence.

Notice that I am not viewing each website for the full length of the counter, but I am viewing EVERY website. I, for one, would have no problem with my websites being viewed in this manner. Far better, than not being viewed at all because of a cheaters greed.

When you have viewed each browser window in sequence, return to the first browser window and repeat the process. If pop-ups are a problem, try the free Google Toolbar. A good pop-up stopper will make your surfing a lot easier.

If you come across a website that looks interesting, don’t stop surfing. If you have assigned 20 minutes for surfing, then you don’t want to break your rhythm. Instead, right-click the mouse button inside the website you like the look of and select “Add to Favorites…”. Create a new folder called, “Look Later” or something similar, and add the website to this folder.

You MUST use the right-click technique rather than using the menu bar. Otherwise you will bookmark the traffic exchange and not the website you are interested in.

At the end of your surfing session, once a day, once a week or whenever you feel is appropriate, open the “Look Later” folder and spend as much time as you want examining the websites you selected and joining/investing in the programs that are worthwhile.

Assuming you can view all five browser windows twice a minute, that you spend 20 minutes in each surfing session and that the traffic exchange ratios average 2:1, this example would earn you 400 hits a week.

If you spent an hour each day surfing, this increases to 1200 hits a week. Not bad, especially when you start factoring in down-lines and other traffic generating programs you may use.

Good Luck, and happy surfing!

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