TrafficClub remains strong
My TrafficClub results for May were solid despite a glitch in Skeno’s reporting.
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If you’re a frequent reader of this blog then you know I’m a big fan of Moniker’s TrafficClub system. It helps me optimize my domains across various parking firms. Every month I share my results with TrafficClub.
In May my overall RPM at TrafficClub was $51.20. This is lower than April’s $57.90, but still a very solid number. My only dissapointment in May was that Skenzo’s reporting to TrafficClub was incorrect. Notes initially showed great results, only to be lowered a few days later. This isn’t TrafficClub’s fault, but it’s never fun to see your initial earnings go down. Here’s what TrafficClub had to say regarding it:
May 31, 2006 – Skenzo Adjustments. We discovered a reporting error in TrafficClub with Skenzo results. TrafficClub was not paid the amount being noted and therefore, we have not paid out earnings based on the erroneous notes. This has now been adjusted and the correct amount is noted in the system. April’s payments will be paid within the next 10 days. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and will do our best to ensure this error does not happen again.
I moved some domains parked at TrafficClub in previous months over to Parked.com, and will note on those results soon. Most of these domains were poor performers at TrafficClub, so removing these domains may have helped me stay above the $50 RPM threshold.
Summary Results – May 2006 – TrafficClub:
Overall RPM: $51.20
DomainSponsor Generic RPM: $16.91
DomainSponsor Optimized RPM: $68.20
Google Adsense for Domains RPM: $29.07
Skenzo RPM: $65.38
Lowest RPM domain, at least 100 visitors: $2.51
Highest RPM domain, at least 100 visitors: $385.55
