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SplitURL: Revenue Enhancing Tool

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anybody used this?? http://www.spliturl.com/

SplitURL allows you to split the traffic to your domains in realtime and direct this traffic in a round-robin or weighted round-robin fashion to multiple delivery points such as domain parking pages, affiliate programs or any other destination you choose.
 
Worth a try I guess.

I can't really see that it will make you more revenue as such, just split the load between parking/affiliates.

I guess it's a good way to scope/test different parking providers, try to gauge the CTR and CPC.

Of course you don't need to use these guys services to do that, you can just redirect it yourself using an index forwarder.
 
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J2theIZZO said:
Worth a try I guess.

I can't really see that it will make you more revenue as such, just split the load between parking/affiliates.

I guess it's a good way to scope/test different parking providers, try to gauge the CTR and CPC.

Of course you don't need to use these guys services to do that, you can just redirect it yourself using an index forwarder.

yeah I know what you mean.. I'm sceptical about the service myself.. but as always... I'm curious about anything that can indicate CPC values for different providers..
 
They're inconsistent about the amount of traffic they rake off your site (see their About page vs their Terms page.

In any case, you'd be better off keeping 100% of traffic and firing it at a page with a simple PHP or similar script that a) checks the domain and b) sends the traffic to either a random link, or to whatever link wasn't used last time (if you want a pure 50/50 split).

That way, you can point 10 domains at the script, or 100 - basically any number so long as you configure each one and the overall redirect process doesn't slow stuff down noticeably...
 
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