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My site keeps getting rejected/not approved

Solution The reason why a website gets rejected are many and the first thing you should do if it dosnt get approved is to check our terms to see if it complies.

In most cases the wesbite/page/url is rejected becasue it is either a framebreaker or is too resource intensive. Since traffic exchanges in general show the websites within a frame called a surfbar. The one you see when you hit the Surf button when inside the members area of 247AutoHits.com, makes it impossible to allow sites that break the frame as that would obviously take the surfer/viewer away from his/her surfing.

The second most common reason is 3rd party ads. This is a little complex area and we don't have a clear cut answer. It can be devided in to multiple subsections. Where the most common reasons are that most 3rd party ads eventually break frames. Or are placed or used in such a way that would be cheating on the advertiser who is actually advertising using those third party ads.

It is against most CPM networks to advertise on traffic exchanges. Simply because of the way Traffic Exchanges work.

The third most common reason is simply that the page is too resource intensive. Its not a common problem, however it is one of the most common reason for rejection.

Our best advice in such a case is to create a splash page. A quick loading little, attention grabbing page that when clicked on takes the surfer/viewer to the URL you are advertising. You should open this in a new window.

The reason a splashpage should open in a new window when clicked on is that you want to take the user away from the surfbar and to your site.

If you still belive that your site was wrongly rejected please submit a support ticket and let us know and we will have another look.

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Article ID:	3
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Date added:	2010-02-11 03:37:41
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