There is a huge difference between a manual traffic exchange and an auto traffic exchange.

In both types of exchanges, members view sites in exchange for others viewing their sites. Most of these exchanges are free to join, which draws a targeted audience of internet marketers interested in free to low cost products.

The main difference is that manual traffic exchanges require members to click on a button before moving past a site and earning credits, while most auto traffic exchanges don’t require any interaction after clicking the start surfing button. Does this guarantee that your sites are being viewed by real people? Yes, despite some members barely glancing at sites because they’re only interested in earning credits, most members are giving your site some consideration.

The other difference is that manual traffic exchanges usually have games and surfing contests that keep the viewing of sites from being monotonous. So there is a fun element in manual traffic exchanges that is missing in auto traffic exchanges.

Lastly, owners of manual traffic exchanges seem more engaged in the business than owners of auto traffic exchanges. There are only a handful of auto traffic exchange owners that send useful updates and spend money on advertising their programs. In contrast, there are over 50 owners of manual traffic exchanges who are constantly pushing their business to the next level.

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• Triple bonus credits while surfing

Now that Funuary is over, I can concentrate on other exchanges. What else is going on?

Warm Up to Winter is still going on

• Surf at Click Ranch, Surf 4 the Earth, Clicks 4 Education, Major League Hits and Traffic Discovery for great prizes

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• +25 to your surf ratio on Friday

Traffic Splash, Fast Easy Traffic and Blue Surf have teamed up for the 12K Giveaway. Look out for prize pages when you surf these 3 exchanges during the next 4 days!

Every Friday you must surf at StartXchange! Tim is giving free members a 1:1 ratio! Incredible!