Bukisa

In a continued effort to fight automated bots, spam, fake traffic and so on we have added multiple layers of checks to award a unique view as an actual view.

Do to this in all your reports you will no longer be seeing “Unique Views” but instead you will be seeing “Qualified Views”

What does this mean for you?

Well, if you are a regular user not engaging in sneaky techniques to drive traffic, you will see no difference in your reports, but if on the other hand you engage with some “black hat” techniques you are likely to see much less impressions for your content.

What do we consider to be a “Qualified View” ?

A qualified view is the same as a unique view (a single visitor that viewed your content in a 24 hour period), but in addition we also check for the following:

1. Cookies are Set (required for unique user tracking)
2. JavaScript is active (we can’t pay for views if teh client viewing doesn’t support ads)
3. A valid referrer (not a traffic exchange site, PTC site, auto surf, junk traffic purchases)
4. Activity patterns

If you have any questions please leave them in our comments section and we will address them.

Simon & The Bukisa Team

We at Bukisa are extremely driven to have high quality content and high quality users on our site, and with this we are able to reward our community of contributes with a higher revenue share than most other UGC websites.

But for us to be able to reward all contributors with what they deserve we also require high quality readers & viewers.

As such, participating in all types of traffic exchange sites such as suexchange, autohits and so on… the quality of traffic isn’t high from these sites and in most cases the “visitor” is not an interested reader/viewer, these types of sites hurt the overall performance of Bukisa, as people are just pumping their content with views to gain a few extra cents.

In the end this would lead to a lower rev-share for all our contributors.

We know its important for you to get your content out there, but we ask that “deals” and such practices be left out.

We don’t mind social sites, stumbling and such – but lets keep it natural.

If you have any questions or suggestions about this post, please leave us a comment.

Simon & The Bukisa Team