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The RPOD Critic
Whether we like a Traffic Exchange or not is a personal thing however some fundamentals are essential to us all. RPOD has developed a matrix of its own to measure how Traffic Exchanges (TE) perform and what they ultimately offer FREE members. Something that not only rests with surf ratios and bonuses but includes the way a TE is presented, its user-friendliness (including emails and regular contact) as well the tools supplied to help members promote it. Additionally the ability to load a page can vary and will impact on the surf timer and therefore increase the amount of effort a surfer expends although this not always attributable to the site, it is something everyone has to consider.

RPOD tests each Traffic Exchange using two different browsers for two separate 15 minute surf sessions. The browsers we are indicated and usually comprise two of the three mentioned here: Internet Explorer 7, Mozilla Firefox and Crazy Browser. The same PC is used to carry out the tests for reasons of consistency.

 

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1 - Networking Capability (NC) = 1 point (This relates to the opportunities offered to create online contacts.)
2 - Stickiness (S) = 1 point (This relates to a TE's ability to maintain a healthy membership because people want to return again and again.)
3 - Individualism (I) = 1 point (This relates to a TE adopting a presentation that makes it as exclusive as possible.)
4 - Surfing Experience (SE) = 1 point (This relates to the return for effort and uses measures such as time, bonuses and overall credits earned in a 15 minutes period.)
5 - Surfing Content (SC) = 3 points (This relates to the displays allowed - a loss of points reflects the inclusion of dead pages not weeded out, gambling, pornographic, extremist sites and an overly high proportion of pages not given time to load properly)
6 - Support Contact & Tools (SCT) = 2 points (This relates to the efforts made by the Traffic Exchange owner/s to provide fresh information (i.e. newsletters) and software that help members build referrals and community spirit.)
 The Total at the end shows the number of points accredited against the potential that could be awarded.

WenSpanTE

 A developing South African Traffic Exchange has a certain amount of novelty value in other areas of the world where Traffic Exchanges are more common. That said WenSpanTE shows that many lessons have already been learned so that this Traffic Exchange does have plenty to offer other than that of being a novelty. WenSpanTE is also offers PTC features that bring it in line with its overseas counterparts.
Some of the problems I have discovered is a tendency for the manual Surf system not to work and even when it does the link to it requires a right mouse click to another tab on the browser if you are not to lose the TE entirely!
There is still some way for WenSpanTE to go in order for it to be as competitive as other international TEs but it is certainly headed in the right direction

WenSpanTE has a wide variety of banners to choose from although sizes are slightly smaller than the regular 468x60.

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The Parting Shot: Still has some way to go before it really offers international competitors a serious threat