Webmasters often ask us where they can get traffic sources for testing our offers. The problem is obvious: while there are thousands of traffic networks on the web, more that 80% of them are, well… bad.

We can tell you right away that cheap traffic (e.g. $1 per 1,000 clicks) is 100% bot-generated. Instead, we’ll show you a list of trustworthy targeted platforms for purchasing traffic (they are apparently more expensive, but proved to be decent). We found this list on the infamous BlackHatWorld.

Where to Get Traffic: the Overview

But first, check out this cool scheme. It’s also about the traffic sources:

66 Good Traffic Networks

Disclaimer: Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that any of the listed websites will ensure the profit and return on investment. Cut-and-dry method is the only way in Internet marketing.

Pay Per Click Traffic Sources

• Google Adwords
• MSN Adcenter (Bingads)
• Looksmart
• 7Search
• Facebook Ads
• MyAds
• Clicksor
• Marchex
• AdSide
• Adblade
• Adbrite
• AdSonar
• POF Ads
• Advertise.com
• Pulse360
• AdClickMedia
• Bidvertiser
• Adknowledge
• Findit-quick
• AdManage
• Findology
• AdMarketplace
• Ezanga

Pay Per View Traffic Sources

• Media Traffic
• Trafficvance
• DirectCPV
• AdOnNetwork
• Lead Impact

Pay Per Text Traffic Sources

• Infolinks
• Kontera
• 50onRed
• Vibrant Media
• Linkworth
• Inlinks
• InText

Media Buying Traffic Sources (Banner/Display and Other Formats)

• Casale Media
• Valueclick
• Tribal Fusion
• Traffiq
• Yahoo AdReady
• Ask
• Illyx
• MegaClick
• GoTraffic.com
• Advertising.com
• BuySellAds
• DoubleClick
• Burst Media
• Dashboard Ad
• AdEngage
• CPX Interactive
• Undertone
• Ad Pepper

Contextual Pop-ups

• Adoori
• Infinity ads

Retargeting

• AdRoll
• AdRetargeting
• Fetchback
• Recrue Media

Domain Traffic

• Elephant Traffic

Mobile (Including inApp-traffic)

• Admob
• Jumptap
• inMobi
• Adfonic
• Mojiva
• Mobclix

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