Get Traffic to your Proxy!

Aug-28th-2008

By admin in Proxies

This method is a small method on how to bring Great Masses of traffic to your proxies.

Right, if you own proxies, you probably have already submitted your proxies to http://www.tech-faq.com to get some decent traffic for a day or so right? (In the Proxy Section). You get some good revenue to start, and it slowly fades away.

However, there is a way to get this traffic to continue, continue and continue…

This trick involves simple iframes and subdomains. The Tech FAQ system puts you through based on finding a backlink to their site. Once it finds this backlink, it submits your proxy to the Admins who then just approve it. They also check domains already in the database.

Right, so what you will do first is create several subdomains - Such as domain.com/proxy, domain.com/bypass, domain.com/surf etc… but don’t do proxy1, proxy2, proxy3 etc… or they will find out and probably put a stop to it. It also helps if you do this on as many domains as possible to add a variety.

Once you have all these subdomains, login to FTP and go into one of them. Create an index.html or index.php file or something for the homepage of that subdomain. In this file, put the following code:

Save it, upload it.

Now go to this subdomain. You should hopefully see your real proxy in big, and then a link to Tech FAQ at the bottom.

Do this for all of your subdomains.

Now, you should be able to submit this subdomain to Tech FAQ with no problems. Your proxy is still getting traffic, and is going to get you a lot more clicks too, just from this iframe. Best of all, you should be able to continue doing it for as many times as you want until they realise the issue. You will get a lot more traffic and revenue.

This is just a small find, but it can work very well.

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