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A Beginner's Guide to StudioTraffic[/size]
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http://www.studiotraffic.com/login.php?refid=84911Credit for this guide goes to POG.
Here's a gist of how StudioTraffic works (from what I've learned so far anyway):
There are a few terms that you need to know. Firstly, all accounts have an
account level. When you first sign up, you are given a $10 account level. Every time you complete your surfing requirements (more on this is coming), you earn 1% of your account level. That money that you earn is your
account earnings.
Let's say you have a $10 account level, which you probably have right now. If you complete your surfing requirements for today, you will earn $10 x 1% = $0.10. So, you would have $0.10 in earnings.
While you have a $10 account level, you must surf a minimum of 200 websites in order to earn 1% of your account level. That is, for your $10 account level, your
surfing requirement is 200 websites.
Now, you can keep earning 1% of $10, but some people want to earn money more quickly. Thus, they choose to
upgrade their account. Upgrading involves putting in more money from your pocket to increase your account level.
Let's say that you want to increase your account level to $200. You would thus put in $190, which will be added to your $10 account level, giving you a $200 account level. You would then be making $200 x 1% = $2.00 every day you complete your surfing requirements.
When you upgrade your account level to whatever it might be, your surfing requirement decreases to 100 websites. So, in the above example where you upgraded your account level to $200, you would only need to surf 100 websites (instead of 200) in order to earn 1% of your account level.
You will notice that when you are surfing, you will get something called
credits. Credits, sometimes called hits by users, allow surfers to view your website, should you choose to include it in the rotation of websites.
Let's say that you have just finished your surfing and you have 300 credits. And let's say that you want surfers to see your website. You may add your website to the rotation, and because you have 300 credits, your site can receive up to 300 hits. As you can see, if you want your website to continually gain exposure, you yourself will need to continue to surf and earn credits.
At the $10 account level, every website that you surf will earn you 0.5 credits. Upgrading your level to any higher amount will increase the number of credits you earn per website that you surf to 1.0 credits.
At the end of every month, your earnings for the month will be added to your
account balance. You may then take the money in your account balance and use some or all of it to upgrade your account, or you may decide to withdraw some or all of it.
In order to withdraw your money, you need to have an account level of at least $100.
Finally, you may have noticed something called
compounding. If you choose to compound your earnings, at the end of the specified month (either 1 month later, 3 months later, 6 months later, or 9 months later), all of the money in your account earnings will automatically be used to upgrade your account.
I personally do not recommend compounding your earnings at the moment, for if you choose to compound, you will not have access at the end of the month to your earnings. However, this is a personal decision.
That's about it in terms of what beginners need to know. Yes, I know that there are a few more things here and there that I have not talked about. However, if you are just starting off, this information should be good enough to get you going.
By the way, many people find that they don't receive their
confirmation email within 5 minutes, as stated on the site. If you have this problem, then go to the StudioTraffic home page and click on the "Chat with us Live" button on the left side of the page (below the "Register Now, It's Free" button) and let the customer service know. They are very friendly and will take care of it.
Good luck!
