best high quality crypto traffic.

WF is not a crypto forum - so not likely to get many expert answers but ....worth a try, I guess.

Why add a caveat or qualifier to your question and state
that the traffic must be high-quality?

For the cryptocurrency niche!

I wouldn't say that the entire industry is scammy but it isn't
exactly a high-quality niche. As an investment, most of the
coins are too volatile, unstable and risky.

IDK what you are attempting to do but you would generate
traffic in the same way as any other product.

Develop websites, quality content, publish books and
videos, courses, build communities, etc. Your promotion
methods depend upon what you are trying to achieve.

If you haven't been using AI or ICYMI, ChatGPT can go
over your strategies and provide instructions on how to
better develop your business.

Related to your niche, I suggested you get traffic to your website by creating a profile on some websites such as Bondex, Santoshi, Eagle, etc. They help somehow to grow your traffic.

@celente,

I doubt you'll get a list of specific high quality traffic sources from marketers here with deep relevant expertise in crypto.
• General stuff, yes. But specific high quality traffic sources? I don't think so.
** I mean, that's like ... a brand (say Pepsi) asking a competitor (say Coca-Cola) for their recipe.

But anyway, I have experience as a crypto early adopter, dev engineer and quant trader.
• I've never been a marketer of crypto-related affiliate offers though, so I don't have niche experience in that.
** And I noticed through the years that most of the people I know willing to spend time, energy and money in crypto-related stuff are quite regularly active in, ordered from biggest in volume to least = Youtube, ReddIt, TikTok, Twitter, LinkedIn groups, Facebook groups, Telegraph, Discord, and niche forums.

These range from curious people with buying interest in relevant products ... down to those who join premium mentoring subscriptions to try and level up their game.

So, considering those things -- Here are some general stuff that helps me whenever I'm looking for high quality traffic sources for my affiliate offers, in any niche:

• I try to learn more current stuff about the relevant habits of my ideal customers, especially when they're in places where they search, view content and get together with their peers to talk about related things.
• I then sit down, research, develop my criteria for ranking traffic sources based on their value for my niche affiliate marketing venture, and use my newly developed criteria to come up with a shortlist.
• I then prune my shortlist by confirming if any of 'em traffic sources are able to offer advertising options that I think would be good to test.
• And I then formulate tests that'll allow me to measure the viability, feasibility, scalability and expandability of the remaining traffic sources in my pruned shortlist.

But that's just me. I'm sure you have strategies, techniques and tactics you've already tested to do something like this that works for you.

Best of luck!

Maybe share your idea of "good"? In days gone by, when crypto was new and exciting, traffic was like a fire hose on a hydrant...today, after all the scams, fraudsters (Sam Bankman-Fried) I suspect good traffic might be more educated and less speculative, but you should know, eh?

And unlike the huge stream of those days, there is a trickle, it has just rattled too many cages, I think you need to identify a very narrow target, and where they go and hang or how they become part of the traffic.

Is GOOD traffic those already trading? Experienced?

Noobs with more money than brains, but with a high risk view?

Small investors who want some risk in their portfolio?

Whales who play with Monopoly money? What is GOOD traffic to you, and where do you hang out as someone already involved? Wouldn't the places you regularly visit, be good ponds to fish in for traffic?

GordonJ

Monetize, and the point of your post?

Virtually your post was not adding to anything, you came in and just told everyone how well you did from crypto? And then you dont know much about it.?

So in other words, Verbatim.

I am not here to talk about individual crypto coins.... or BTC itself. ugggg...

Brass tacks here, Crypto is more than basically Forex trading with the added element of speculation. One might suggest that one could be used as the gateway to doing the other - just saying.

The important part here is the "Speculation" and since it was brought up... Shiba would be a great example of this. An absolutely useless token, with probably the greatest example of the use of Social Media leverage EVER.

The absolute key / requirement / pre requisite to getting into the Crypto environment is understanding who the players are. Again it has already been noted that "Whales" would be a good place to start. What makes things interesting is by the virtue of the market and the personality of its players that again lend it self to Social media, makes identifying these "Whales" fairly easy. Maybe not all of them... but you only need a handful.

From what I have personally seen, those that succeeded in the backside / information side of the crazy went pretty deep into transparent. They had portfolio's ( many still do ) and were very transparent to what they were holding and buying and selling on a regular basis - Your basic "You want to be a winner like me... buy my course - NOW!"

If I were to jump in this space say tomorrow... i would be looking for the "Whales" not only what they are saying... but where they are saying it. I would be looking for the Transparency guys on social media... you obviously want to get up on trends etc. From this point, I would join and become interactive in as many platforms these select group of people interact.

And then it is a matter of pushing the "Be Like Mike" type narrative.

I would probably go so far as to buy someone course and do a daily blog, video, social posts about the progress in the course.... Document the journey...and then after an amount of time... start giving opinions of what has worked and what has not - and then this is when you release a course of your own.

Ad targeting for any and every Crypto course would be stupid easy... find a course, find the Whale or Social Influencer that what they are saying parallels whats being offered in the course and then you can specifically target the followers of those individuals - again "Be Like Mike"

Because it is very niche focused, i would suggest solo ads

I have seen crypto ads on native and push

Hey,

I've been working in crypto for the past 8 years and the biggest driver in this industry is the tribe.

Communities are the number 1 most authoritative and effective way to get your project or product in front of a relevant audience.

News websites can help too. Sometimes you can even get published for free if you develop a good relationship with publications.

Also there are many authoritative places where you can create content and post for free. Binance, CMC, Publish0x, and Hackernoon are all good sources.

However crypto is volatile in every way. People come and go and most of them are only briefly interested in crypto, then go back to their real life.

Hope this helps a bit.

If you are interested for getting the crypto traffic then you have to invest in the google ads, facebook ads or any other media buying platefroms.

The concept of "good" traffic has evolved significantly since the early days of crypto. Back then, the influx of visitors resembled a fire hose attached to a hydrant, driven by the novelty and excitement of the market. However, after numerous scams and fraudulent activities, including high-profile cases like Sam Bankman-Fried, the landscape has changed. Nowadays, quality traffic likely consists of more educated and less speculative individuals.

In contrast to the massive streams of the past, today's traffic is more like a trickle, having unsettled many. It's essential to identify a specific, narrow target audience and understand where they congregate and how they engage with the market.

So, what constitutes good traffic now? Is it:

Individuals already trading and experienced?
Newcomers with substantial resources but a high-risk appetite?
Small investors looking to add some risk to their portfolios?
Whales who treat the market like a game of Monopoly?
Understanding what good traffic means to you is crucial. Where do you, as someone already involved, spend your time? Wouldn't the places you frequent be ideal spots to attract and engage with this desired traffic?

The best source traffic for this must be the targetted ads

So glad I finally found here someone to talk about crypto hehe

I used Google for a year (not without some magic) and recently tried native traffic. There are many CPC networks that sell native. I myself tried and can recommend Mgid and Geozo. Even wrote a case for another forum about crypto on native traffic, but I don't think posting link here would be allowed, most forums don't allow mentioning other forums

If you find any other sources for crypto offers that work best for you, I'd appreciate your feedback

Take into account the following tactics and resources to provide websites or projects pertaining to cryptocurrencies with high-quality traffic:

1. Blogs and websites covering cryptocurrency news
Examples include CryptoSlate, CoinTelegraph, and CoinDesk.
Why: A certain audience interested in cryptocurrency news and developments is drawn to these platforms. This is a good place to advertise or host guest posts to increase relevant website traffic.
2. Crypto Communities and Forums: Reddit's r/CryptoCurrency, Bitcointalk, and r/Bitcoin are a few examples.
Why: You can draw in a very interested audience by participating in conversations and posting insightful stuff on these sites. Make sure you abide by the community guidelines and make a valuable contribution.

Might be a bit late to the conversation but for crypto traffic, I always go to ad networks. The most known platforms might have the inventory for this niche, however, it's not the only criteria to have in mind when selecting your source. My latest campaigns worked well on natives from Mondiad but now I am testing different ad formats so I can't tell you much.

My advice is to test yourselves since this is only way to find your goldmine.(and the best way to learn)