In 2009 I started to invest some time in adult affiliate programs and my needs for traffic increased day after day. After few days of researching I found some traffic sources to test my ideas, but one of the most important websites used last year by me and my friends was Tagged.com.

When everything started,  javascript and iframes in “left wall” and “right wall” boxes were permitted. At that time using  this method we were able to redirect about 400 users in about 5 minutes (tested). Anyway, now all active content is banned or limited but this is not the essence of the story.

HOW WE MADE 400 PEOPLE TO VISIT OUR PROFILES IN 5 MINUTES

Untill we started to play with tagged system many things were permitted and the most loved tool offered by this social network for us was the “Meet me” button. At that time, for us it was something simple like “go to Meet me page, press YES one time, take a piece of paper and use it to keep Enter button pressed untill you reach the limit”. In this way we redirected in a matter of minutes hundreds of visitors to our pages and money came in a very easy way for us at that time.

Of course this “Meet me” glitch was patched. Or should I tell “was patched just for noobs”. The best solution in the minds of the developers was to use javascript against the evil Enter button. So now the code looks like this:

<input type=”button” id=”yes” name=”Yes” value=”Yes” onclick=”this.blur(); return game.interest(true);”>

Now really. This looks like a good antispam solution? Seems like not.

HOW TO SCREW THE SHITTIEST ANTISPAM PROTECTION EVER

Open Firefox (Firefox is the best option in this case – do not use Google Chrome).

Go to Tagged.com and log in.

Go to Meet me page.

Open Firebug.

Click the inspect button from Firebug and select YES button from Tagged.

Now you will have in the front of the eyes the code from above.

Just delete this.blur(); from the firebug html console and click any place of the Meet me page.

Now keep pressing Enter button and voila! You can send hundreds of “Meet me” requests  in a matter of seconds and your profile page will be visited by thousands of people. This method combined with a profile full with crappy links hidden under some pics or videos could generate some good or shitty traffic, depending of your niche.

(SAD) EPILOGUE

For about 2 or 3 weeks Tagged system is banning profiles that makes too many meet me requests in a short time. Now it’s time to say “bye bye Tagged, here we come ‘other social networks’”.

P.S.  - unul dintre prietenii cu care faceam asta si-a ridicat considerabil site-ul in trafic.ro folosindu-se de tagged si redirectionari

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