The idea behind this section of the site is to examine and report on new variations of Traffic Exchanges that we encounter. There is little doubt that the Traffic Exchange will develop and evolve into something far greater than its current role might suggest. It is our view that Traffic Exchanges will ultimately become the 'glossy magazines' of the internet and, as found at any news stand, will vary significantly in quality while aiming at a different sections of the public market. The days when Traffic Exchanges directly focus on the sale of cars, clothes or jewellery etc is not too far away.

RPOD Review

The way the Spider hits  auto-surf browser operates (and excuse the geekiness here), but there's almost a beauty to the way its seamless functionality behaves. Anyone who studies Traffic Exchanges at any length will easily appreciate my meaning, others will simply put it down to gookiness. Yet there's no denying this is a superior piece of script that offers the potential for some serious traffic.

It would not be a mistake to consider Spider hits a new generation of auto-surf, because it extends the ever present potential behind auto-surfs to a more powerful level. Spider hits  is a truly 24/7 promotional platform that during our brief experience operates without hiccups, glitches or any of those other issues common with many auto traffic exchanges. Sure it's new and there aren't thousands of pages crowding it's databanks but hey, it's difficult to imagine that  Spider hits won't be able to handle whatever size it grows to and grow it will.

SURFING EXPERIENCE

The two frame construction offers a very large screen display of content without the surf bar encroaching. The surf bar is a slim blue presence at the top of the page and static, so you don't have to watch it dance up and down each time a new display is exhibited. Additionally the 15 seconds timer is unaffected by slow loading pages so that you can be certain you're not spending more time than you want at any single site.

Six buttons on the surf bar offer screen control and include:
play, pause, open, menu, abuse and next. Additionally there's a timer and score recorder.
 

• The buttons explained:
• PLAY sets the auto surf in motion
• Open allows you to open a page display on another tab
• Pause stops the timer and keeps you on the current page
• Menu returns you to your 'back office'
• Abuse is self-explanatory
• Next - use if you want to search out a page by flicking through
  
  
  Spider hits
  TYPES OF ACCOUNTS OFFERED

  - Basic Account : the basic account earns you either 0.75 or 1 credit (hit) for each site you view, depends on how you setup your browser (minimized or maximized) and it remains FREE of charge. Credits (hits) are automatically assigned to your enabled site (s). - Silver Account : the silver account earns you either 1 or 1.25 credit (hit) for each site you view, depends on how you setup your browser (minimized or maximized). Upgrade to silver account is only $7US per month and you can upgrade at members only page. Credits (hits) are automatically assigned to your enabled site (s). - Gold Account : the gold account earns you either 1.25 or 1.5 credit (hit) for each site you view, depends on how you setup your browser (minimized or maximized). Upgrade to gold account is only $15US per month and you can upgrade at members only page. Credits (hits) are automatically assigned to your enabled site (s). - All accounts are able to add up to 10 different urls. - All accounts are able to change the status to/from "enabled" and "disabled".

  
  
  RPOD will be testing Spider hits over the next six months and will be reporting on its benefits as well as any problems encountered. Watch the space to the right for future information and updates.

Spider hits

Summary of use

• joined 29 April 2008

• Next report: in a few weeks time.