Domain Redirect traffic, also known as “zero click”, comes from visitors who misspell a domain in their browser but end up redirected to an offer’s page. The transition from a misspelled domain to your ad is seamless and doesn’t require additional clicks, hence the “zero click” alias. The premise is simple: this type of traffic comes from users who, with all their good intentions, manage to wrongly type a domain in their browser but still end up at the right place. They are redirected to an offer page without any hassle, just like they usually would, misspell-free, hence the alternative moniker “zero click”.
This type of traffic is highly coveted among advertisers due to its high converting nature. It’s a very targeted campaign that is driven by users who are actively searching for a certain product, thus showing a clear intention to convert.
At SelfAdvertiser.com, Domain Redirect traffic is at the center of our traffic effort.
It is one of the main types of traffic on offer, along with Pop Ads. Learn some more about this traffic type here. Join SelfAdvertiser and I'll be happy to assist you getting started with Domain traffic.
This type of traffic is highly coveted among advertisers due to its high converting nature. It’s a very targeted campaign that is driven by users who are actively searching for a certain product, thus showing a clear intention to convert.
At SelfAdvertiser.com, Domain Redirect traffic is at the center of our traffic effort.
It is one of the main types of traffic on offer, along with Pop Ads. Learn some more about this traffic type here. Join SelfAdvertiser and I'll be happy to assist you getting started with Domain traffic.