Over the years I have joined and dumped countless traffic exchange programs and I admit that I rejoined traffic exchange programs after I dumped them.

I just didn't want to admit that a promition strategy wasn't working and therefore it had to be my lack of persistence that let me to fail with my efforts. I couldn't be further from the truth with this assesment.

What I was lacking was information about the traffic exchange programs I was using. Of course I tracked my moves, maybe not as thourough as I should have. But I didn't have anything to compare my efforts against.

Just a few days ago I came across a service that offers fair reviews and analysis on traffic exchange programs and safelists. I hate to tell you that I actually clicked on a link within an email sent via a viral email service. ListDotCom, to be precise. Which proofs in itself that these services do work, if you create the right email campaign.

Back to the new service I found. TrafficTesters.com tests and reviews dozens of programs and their reviews a strikingly honest. If they don't get results, the program is deemed to be a failure. They also document in great details why a program is junk and you should run from it as fast as you can. After reading the introduction of TrafficTesters.com, I was convinced that I need to have access to this information.

After signing up I double checked the programs I'm a member of against the reviews and instantly dumped the ones I kinda knew that they are not working, but now I had proof. Also I joined several new programs upon TrafficTesters.com's recommendations and I'm quite happy with their picks. I got off a great start.

I will keep you posted on my progress.

Take care,
Peter

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