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What are PTP sites?: What are PTP sites? PTP websites offer members it's affiliate link to promote on their behalf. Members are usually paid per 1000 unique visits (CPM) to that link. Payments can vary according to region, country or even domain level. Most PTP websites tend to pay according to country using a tiered structure from level 1 to 5 (where level 1 is the highest and level 5 the lowest). The PTP website usually have information regarding their tier structure and where you can promote their links. After joining a PTP site you may wonder where to promote the link. Traffic exchange (TE) websites are the cheapest means of promoting your PTP link. Be sure to check with the PTP or TE's rules to ensure that your PTP link is supported. Paid to promote (PTP) sites are websites that you can send internet traffic to and earn money. They give you a promotional link, which you can then promote in various ways. A common use of PTP sites is to monetize autosurf traffic. They can also be used to monetize other low value traffic like PTC or regular traffic exchange traffic. As an alternative, you could set up a blog and place CPM banners to send your traffic to. Many PTP sites offer CPM banners as well, so there is some overlap with the CPM sites list. In general, I think it’s a better strategy to make a blog/website and put a bunch of banners on it, then send your traffic there, as opposed to using a direct PTP link. That way you get a chance for your visitor to count on several different networks instead of just one. Here’s a guide on setting up a blog for this. But you can try the direct link option if you want. Which one is the best? It depends on what you’re trying to do. Different PTP sites pay different rates depending on traffic quality and count various traffic sources differently. For example, many PTP sites do not count Hitleap traffic well at all. You can send 1,000 hits and they’ll only count like 50. Some don’t accept autosurf traffic at all. Some paid to promote sites redirect their promote links to pages with popup ads that break autosurfs, so these can only be accepted by exchanges that run in an application like Otohits. If you have legit (real people) traffic, choose websites that offer the highest CPM rate because this traffic is generally counted well by all websites and networks. Earning rates tend to vary from time to time and based on traffic quality so it’s hard to give a definitive answer to this question. Experiment with different PTP/CPM websites and figure out what works the best for you. If you’re looking to monetize, say, a blog or website of yours with mostly search engine or social media traffic (and not autosurfs or PTC or something), you may be better off with a different monetization method.

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