Which Hit Exchange Produces Greatest Results?
March 12, 2008
Which Hit Exchange Produces Greatest Results?
Our work started back in 2002 with the very first and only Hit Exchange Report. Armed with a degree in mathematics and statistics, we sought to answer the relevant question regarding Hit Exchanges, “Are they delivering as promised?” This popular report is produced weekly and on average collects and analyzes 1,000,000 hits.
You can’t judge the effectiveness of a hit exchange based on the appearance of the website. It doesn’t help just because someone says it’s effective. The amount of members a hit exchange indicates it has can be misleading. What you need are facts.
The Hit Exchange Report develops and evolves to serve the advertising concerns of the online business community. New statistical software and analysis applications are made available on a regular basis. Independent resources are used to monitor the hit exchanges. No one component is all-important in and of itself. We use the data we collect to determine a composite score when determining our Top 20 each week.
How effective is YOUR advertising? What are your actual results? To help you with these all-important questions, we are introducing new components to our overall analysis when determining the most effective hit exchanges. Please refer to the Data page in this report for specific information on individual hit exchanges.
New! Raw Tracking Analysis represents hits to special tracking used to judge action or non-action on the part of visitors. Some hit exchanges have more responsive visitors than others.
New! Special Tracking Results shows the percentage of visitors that completed the action for each specific hit exchange. This is known as the rate of conversion.
New! The Bounce Rate indicates what percentage of visitors looked at the site (such as in surfing) and then immediately left the site.
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