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What an agency needs that most traffic sources do not give it

Your clients do not ask how the sector is doing. They ask what happened to their numbers this month, and they ask it on a schedule. That puts you in a position no in-house team is in: you have to produce something reportable, repeatedly, across accounts of very different sizes, and you have to do it on budgets that were agreed before anybody knew how the quarter would go. Most traffic channels are built for one advertiser spending steadily. An agency needs something it can start, size, move and stop per client.

Plannable volume beats unpredictable reach

A channel that delivers three times as much as expected in week one and nothing in week three is worse for an agency than a smaller channel that delivers the same amount every day. Reporting is built on predictability, not on peaks. What you can plan, you can promise; what you can promise, you can put in a proposal.

Set up a separate campaign per client rather than one large campaign split across accounts. The reporting is cleaner, the budgets stay traceable, and you can pause one client without touching the others.

The reporting pressure nobody budgets for

Between the work and the invoice sits the report, and the report has to say something. On an account where the SEO is doing what it should - slowly - there are months with nothing visible to show. That is when a client starts asking what they are paying for, and the honest answer, that ranking work takes two more quarters, is not one that reassures anybody.

Meanwhile the paid channels you would reach for have their own problems: click prices that make small budgets pointless, approval processes that eat a week, and platform changes you find out about from a client.

How agencies use eBesucher

You buy advertising credit and build a campaign per client. Country, daily volume and session behaviour are set by you and changed while the campaign runs - no ticket, no waiting period, no minimum term.

Because the cost per visit is low, the channel is usable on the small accounts that normally cannot support paid media at all. A client on a few hundred euros a year gets a continuous presence rather than one short burst, and the account stops being one you lose money servicing.

What this is useful for on a client account

  • Bridging the SEO wait. Activity on the site during the months before rankings move.
  • Launches. A new page, shop or campaign that would otherwise go live into silence.
  • Analytics data. Enough sessions on a quiet account that the reporting is worth reading.
  • User signals. Session duration and returning visits via the visitor session.
  • Geo-targeting. Delivery restricted to the market the client actually serves.

What to tell the client - and what not to promise

Be straightforward with them, because the alternative eventually surfaces. This traffic is incentivised: the visitors are rewarded for their visit, so they are not leads and they will not buy anything. Selling it to a client as a sales channel will end badly for you, not for us.

Positioned correctly it is not a hard sell. It is a visibility and user-signal measure that runs alongside the real work, costs a fraction of paid media, and gives the account something to show while the slower work matures. Clients who understand that tend to keep it running.

Segment this traffic in the client's analytics from day one. If it is mixed into the commercial reporting, a conversion rate that drops for purely arithmetic reasons will turn into a conversation you did not need to have.

Validation you can put in the report

All traffic is checked by AdScore, an independent service with no commercial relationship to us. That is worth more to an agency than to anybody else: the quality statement in your report comes from a third party, not from your supplier and not from you.

eBesucher has been on the market since 2002. Prices are transparent, the credit runs down as it is used, and there is nothing to cancel when an account ends.

What you should know

Where does the traffic come from?

eBesucher draws traffic from several channels. Visitors are rewarded with points for the time they spend on a site, which is what makes this traffic incentivised. On top of that, a number of third-party projects supply traffic through our API: they build eBesucher into their own service and let their users discover websites that way.

eBesucher is hard to beat on price

Traffic from eBesucher is incentivised - every visit to your site earns the visitor points. That is the reason this volume of website visits can be offered at this price at all, and it is why a yearly budget of a few hundred euros already buys a steady stream rather than a one-off spike.

Independent traffic validation by AdScore

All traffic is checked by the independent service AdScore.com. AdScore measures every visit and filters out what does not hold up, so only qualified traffic reaches your statistics. You do not have to take our word for the quality - a third party measures it.

Traffic from the country you choose, via geo-targeting

Whether you need Germany, Austria, Switzerland or traffic from further afield - you set the country, and the visits come from there. That matters as soon as your offer is regional: visits from a market you do not serve tell you nothing.

Traffic that works on your bounce rate

Want to move the bounce rate on your site? With the visitor session you get returning visitors and a longer session duration instead of a single page view that ends immediately.

Visitors who accept your consent banner

On request you mainly receive visitors who accept the consent banner on your site. That keeps cookies and tracking working, and it lets third-party content on your pages load the way it is supposed to.

Can I run several clients from one account?

Yes. You set up a separate campaign per client site, each with its own country, volume and budget, and you start or pause them independently. Keeping them separate rather than pooling them is also what keeps the reporting traceable when a client asks where their money went.

Do you offer white label services?

No. eBesucher sells traffic, not a white-label or reseller product, and there is no agency-branded dashboard. You run campaigns from your own account and report on them yourself. If a white-label SEO product is what you are looking for, this is not it - we would rather say so than let you find out later.

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