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The following websites have seen a drastic drop in traffic from search engines starting in mid September, but escalating on October 11, 2014:
Ripoffreport.com
Scam.com
Scambook.com
ScamAdviser.com
Mugshots.com (Some slight drop)
Complaints.com (But has gained back some slight traffic)
Full article:
https://www.serpwoo.com/blog/review/...ng-sites-drop/
Any idea how our traffic is holding up?
We will be installing a light.Quote:
Originally Posted by laidback
http://www.asianscientist.com/wp-con...t-Detector.jpg
It's a bit hard to tell. The main Alexa graph makes it look like it went down, but the search engine traffic part shows a large jump:
realscam.com Site Overview
is it possible that part of the reason there is a drop off in traffic to ripoff report is because it now advertises and thus is not as impartial as it once was?
The Realscam traffic is looking great for a little volunteer site that doesn't generate a dime!
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just goes to prove that there are smart people out there who are craving impartial information that is backed up by facts, numbers, citations and you know other pesky stuff like that
It would help Ripoff report, if they allowed non US nationals to register with their site to answer allegations about them. They assured me that I could join despite the fact that I had to pick any US state on their drop down menu. They have not ansered my e-mail asking why I can not log in. Their site says that I need a valid e-mail address. I gave the one that I had been using since 2002. It is the same one that I use for RS so it is certainly valid and works in the US.