REVISITORS.COM IT IS A SCAM!!!!!!

A lot of merchants of cheap, bulk traffic set up a new window or frame so that the visitors never really leave their own site - and they certainly don't want you breaking the frame (so they can be redirected elsewhere)!

Some approaches will induce traffic by placing banners showing 'bare-breasted honeys" (etc) on sex sites, so that they will attract thousands of eager young men who are less than impressed with the pet food ads displayed on your landing page. Hence they don't hang around and quickly click away.

Your statistics will show thousands of visitors to your website but none remain more than thirty seconds. They're probably gone within a few seconds.

The merchant usually guarantees that they will send traffic, but they don't guarantee their interest or how long visitors will remain on your site.

Ivan

PS: I had a look at your website and it's obviously an MFA (Made For Adsense) site which looks good but is basically a list of links. A lot of the "links" I tried were not clickable and provide no additional information. I expect the Adsense was clickable but I didn't try those links.

A site like this without really useful information can be difficult to get a good indexing, hence little free traffic.

Also, if you send paid traffic or poor quality traffic you are likely to lose your Adsense account. Have a look at Google's Terms Of Service (TOS).

As well, you're targeting the "make money" niche which is heavily targeted by internet marketers, so there are few keywords available for free traffic and paid traffic would be expensive.

Most new marketers start with something similar and discover that it's like banging your head against a brick wall. I suggest re-thinking your marketing strategy. Get a good keyword tool like MicroNicheFinder that will identify keywords - in other niches - that are in demand and have relatively little competition. Design your website to capture email addresses as a primary target, add content pages for the keywords you've identified as likely to attract free traffic and promote those pages. Then sell to those on your email list. That way you get a number of chances to make the sale.

If you want to use paid traffic, don't send them to Adsense pages. It used to be possible to make heaps doing that but Google changed their rules and canceled the accounts of hundreds of marketers who were sending paid traffic to their sites.