There are traffic exchanges that are useful because they give you a place to surf for credits.
There are traffic co-ops that are useful because they let you trade your traffic for additional exposure.
And then there are a few programs that become much more interesting when you start looking at what happens to your traffic after you send it into the system.
EzTraffic Club falls into that last category.
EzTraffic Club describes itself as a Viral Traffic Co-op, and that’s exactly why it stands out to me. Instead of treating the program as simply another website where you surf for credits, the idea is to put the co-op link into your existing traffic sources—traffic exchanges, safelist mailers, rotators, ad boards and similar programs—and allow that activity to feed traffic into the co-op.
But the feature that really separates it from many other co-ops is the six-level referral structure.
And I’m going to say this right up front:
EzTraffic Club is one of my all-time favorite T.E. co-ops because of that six-level downline feature.
It’s not because six levels automatically means six times the traffic.
It doesn’t.
It’s because the structure gives your traffic activity the opportunity to keep producing value beyond your immediate referral.
That makes EzTraffic Club particularly interesting when you’re building a larger, interconnected traffic strategy.
What Is EzTraffic Club?
EzTraffic Club is a free viral traffic co-op designed to help members generate traffic by participating in and promoting the co-op.
The basic concept is simple.
You place your EzTraffic Club co-op link into other traffic sources.
Visitors arrive through those sources.
Those visitors participate in the co-op.
The system then distributes traffic back to members’ websites.
At the same time, activity associated with your referrals can contribute additional rewards to your account.
The program’s current positioning emphasizes the fact that the co-op can be promoted through exchanges, safelist mailers, rotators, ad boards and other advertising sources.
That makes EzTraffic Club less of a standalone traffic source and more of a connector between traffic sources.
And that’s exactly the kind of program I like looking for.
Why I Like the Viral Traffic Co-Op Model
Here’s the problem with many traffic exchanges.
You surf.
You earn credits.
You spend those credits.
The transaction is basically finished.
If you stop surfing, your credit generation stops.
A traffic co-op can change that equation.
Instead of only earning from your own surfing activity, you can potentially benefit when other people participate in the network you’re helping build.
EzTraffic Club takes that idea a step further with its six-level referral structure.
That means your activity isn’t necessarily limited to the person who joins directly under you.
Their activity can matter.
The activity of the person they refer can matter.
And so on through the six-level structure.
That is what gives the system its viral character.
The Six-Level Feature Is the Big Deal
This is the feature that puts EzTraffic Club near the top of my list of co-ops.
A lot of referral programs stop at one level.
Someone joins through you.
You get whatever benefit the program offers.
Done.
EzTraffic Club is different because the program rewards qualifying downline activity through six levels. Current descriptions of the service specifically highlight rewards from downline activity over six levels.
Why does that matter?
Because you’re not simply building a list of direct referrals.
You’re helping create a network of participants.
Consider a simplified example.
You refer 10 people.
If those 10 people each refer 10 people, you now have 100 people at the second level.
If those 100 each refer 10 more, the theoretical number becomes 1,000 at the third level.
The numbers can grow very quickly.
Of course, that is a mathematical example—not a prediction of what will actually happen.
Real-world referral networks don’t duplicate perfectly.
But it illustrates why the six-level structure is strategically interesting.
Your traffic doesn’t necessarily stop producing value at the first level.
This Is Why I Consider It a T.E. Co-Op
I want to make a distinction here.
EzTraffic Club isn’t simply a referral program where you’re hoping people will sign up.
The core mechanism is the traffic co-op.
The basic model is:
You send traffic into the co-op → the co-op distributes traffic among participating members.
The more traffic you contribute and the more network activity you generate, the more opportunity there is for your own sites to receive traffic in return.
The six-level structure adds another layer because downline activity can contribute to your rewards.
That’s why I classify EzTraffic Club as a T.E. co-op / viral traffic component, rather than simply another traffic exchange.
How the Co-Op Works
The concept is remarkably straightforward.
You receive your EzTraffic Club co-op or referral link.
You then promote that link wherever you’re allowed to promote it.
That might include:
- Traffic exchanges
- Safelist mailers
- Rotators
- Ad boards
- Banner advertising
- Other legitimate traffic sources
The program’s own promotional description specifically lists exchanges, safelist mailers, rotators and ad boards as places where the co-op can be promoted.
When visitors enter the co-op through your link, they become part of the traffic flow.
The system then displays participating members’ websites.
This creates a basic loop:
Traffic Source → EzTraffic Club → Member Websites
But the referral structure creates another loop:
Traffic Source → Your EzTraffic Link → New Participant → More Network Activity → More Potential Traffic
That second loop is where the viral element comes from.
You Don’t Have to Build Everything From Scratch
Another thing I like about EzTraffic Club is that it fits naturally into an existing traffic strategy.
You’re already going to be generating traffic.
You’re already going to be using traffic exchanges.
You’re already going to be using safelist mailers.
You’re already going to be using rotators and advertising programs.
Instead of treating every click as a one-time event, you can use some of that traffic to feed the EzTraffic Club network.
That means EzTraffic Club doesn’t necessarily have to become another completely separate advertising chore.
It can become a destination inside the traffic machine you’re already operating.
That’s an important difference.
The Free Membership
One of the most attractive things about EzTraffic Club is that the current program is promoted as free to join, without the traditional upgrade pressure found on many traffic programs. A recent member review also specifically noted the absence of upsells and described the program as free.
That makes it easy to test.
And because this is a co-op, I would strongly recommend actually testing it before trying to make huge assumptions about its value.
Put the co-op link into a few traffic sources.
Watch what happens.
See how many people arrive.
Watch how much traffic comes back.
Monitor your referral activity.
Then decide how aggressively you want to use it.
There’s no reason to build an elaborate theory before you have actual numbers.
The Traffic Recycling Concept
This is where EzTraffic Club fits particularly well with the strategy we’re building.
I’ve become increasingly interested in traffic recycling rather than simply traffic acquisition.
There’s a major difference.
Traffic acquisition asks:
“Where can I get visitors?”
Traffic recycling asks:
“What can I do with those visitors after I get them?”
EzTraffic Club gives us another way to answer that second question.
Instead of allowing a visitor from a traffic exchange to simply arrive at a page and disappear, we can potentially direct some of that traffic into another system.
That system generates additional traffic.
Some of that traffic reaches our pages.
Some of those visitors may participate.
Some may become referrals.
And the cycle can continue.
That’s a much more interesting model than simply buying or exchanging traffic one click at a time.
What Does One Visitor Actually Produce?
This is becoming one of my favorite questions when evaluating traffic programs.
Suppose Traffic Exchange A sends us one visitor.
Most people would measure that as:
1 visitor.
But what if that visitor joins a traffic program?
Now we have a potential referral.
What if they participate in a co-op?
Now they may generate additional traffic.
What if they refer other people?
Now the original visitor has potentially created additional network activity.
That’s why I don’t want to judge EzTraffic Club solely by the number of visitors it sends back to a page.
The more important question is:
What does that visitor produce downstream?
The answer won’t be the same for every visitor.
Some will do nothing.
Some may click another link.
Some may join.
Some may become active.
But the six-level structure gives the successful ones a much longer potential tail.
Why Six Levels Matter to the Traffic Machine
Let’s imagine a visitor enters EzTraffic Club through your referral link.
That person becomes Level 1.
They refer someone.
That person becomes Level 2.
Another referral becomes Level 3.
And so forth.
EzTraffic Club currently describes rewards extending through six levels.
The significance isn’t that you are guaranteed to fill six levels.
You aren’t.
The significance is that the system doesn’t immediately stop rewarding network activity after the first referral.
That’s a much better structure for a traffic-recycling strategy.
It gives you more room for network activity to compound.
Why I Personally Like EzTraffic Club So Much
If I had to pick one feature that puts EzTraffic Club ahead of many other traffic co-ops for me, it would be simple:
The six-level downline.
I’ve looked at a lot of traffic co-ops.
Many have decent credit ratios.
Some have good traffic.
Some have interesting advertising tools.
But I really like the idea of a co-op where the activity generated by the network you’ve helped build can continue to benefit you several levels deep.
That gives me another reason to put traffic into the system.
And because EzTraffic Club is free, I don’t have to justify a large monthly advertising expense just to experiment with the concept.
That’s a combination I like.
EzTraffic Club vs. a Traditional Traffic Exchange
It’s useful to compare the two.
Traditional Traffic Exchange
You:
- Surf
- Earn credits
- Promote your website
- Receive traffic
- Repeat
The model is primarily based on your own activity.
EzTraffic Club
You can:
- Promote your co-op link
- Bring traffic into the network
- Receive traffic from the co-op
- Build referrals
- Benefit from qualifying activity through multiple levels
- Continue feeding the system through other traffic sources
That gives EzTraffic Club a different strategic role.
It isn’t necessarily replacing your traffic exchanges.
It’s potentially sitting between them.
The Six-Level Network Doesn’t Mean Unlimited Traffic
This deserves emphasis.
It’s easy to look at a six-level referral structure and immediately imagine enormous numbers.
That’s not how I would evaluate it.
A six-level structure is an opportunity.
It is not a guarantee.
If your referrals don’t participate, there is no magical six-level traffic explosion.
If nobody promotes the system, the network doesn’t grow.
If people join and become inactive, the theoretical numbers don’t mean much.
So I would never sell EzTraffic Club by saying:
“Join and you’ll get thousands of visitors.”
That’s not the point.
The point is:
If you actively feed the system and build an active network, the six-level structure gives that activity room to continue producing value.
That’s a much more honest—and, in my opinion, much more interesting—argument.
Using EzTraffic Club With Safelist Mailers
This is another obvious application.
Suppose you’re already sending mailings through safelist programs.
Instead of sending every mailing directly to a sales page, you could dedicate some campaigns to growing the traffic network itself.
For example:
Safelist → EzTraffic Club
Now the safelist isn’t simply generating a click.
It’s helping introduce another person into the traffic ecosystem.
That person can then participate in the co-op.
And if they become active, their activity can potentially contribute to the larger network.
Again, that’s the difference between traffic consumption and traffic recycling.
Using EzTraffic Club With Traffic Exchanges
The same concept applies to traffic exchanges.
A traffic exchange visitor is already accustomed to clicking through advertising pages.
That makes a traffic co-op link a natural type of destination for at least some campaigns.
You can use your traffic exchange credits to feed the co-op.
The co-op then redistributes traffic among members.
And the referral structure gives you another potential source of ongoing activity.
A recent member review described essentially this approach: promoting the co-op/referral links through multiple safelists and traffic exchanges and seeing a consistent flow of traffic back to tracking links.
That’s anecdotal experience, not a guarantee—but it demonstrates how the system can be incorporated into an existing traffic routine.
EzTraffic Club and the Larger VIRAL Strategy
I consider EzTraffic Club one of the important viral traffic components in the overall strategy.
But I don’t consider it the entire strategy.
That’s an important distinction.
EzTraffic Club can be one loop.
Another program can be another loop.
A banner exchange can be another.
A safelist can feed the system.
A traffic exchange can feed the system.
An email list can feed the system.
The goal is to create connections between the systems.
That’s where I think EzTraffic Club shines.
It gives us another place where traffic can be recycled instead of simply consumed.
What I Like
Six-Level Referral Structure
This is the big one.
The six-level depth is the reason EzTraffic Club is one of my favorite traffic co-ops.
Free Participation
You can test the system without committing to a paid membership.
Works With Other Traffic Sources
The co-op is specifically designed to be promoted through traffic exchanges, safelist mailers, rotators and other advertising sources.
Viral Structure
Your activity can potentially create additional activity through the people you introduce to the system.
No Need To Treat It as a Standalone Traffic Source
It can simply become another destination inside an existing traffic strategy.
Traffic Recycling
Instead of thinking only about obtaining visitors, EzTraffic Club gives you another mechanism for putting visitors back into a traffic-generating network.
Things To Keep In Mind
The six-level structure is only valuable when there is actual activity.
Don’t confuse theoretical network growth with guaranteed traffic.
Don’t assume every referral will become an active participant.
Don’t assume every visitor will convert.
And don’t judge the system solely by the number of people who join.
The better measurements are:
- How much traffic do you send in?
- How much traffic comes back?
- How many referrals do you generate?
- How active are those referrals?
- How much activity occurs deeper in the network?
- How many of your visitors become repeat participants?
- What happens to the traffic after it reaches your destination?
Those are the numbers that will tell you whether the co-op is actually doing its job.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is EzTraffic Club free?
Yes. EzTraffic Club is currently promoted as a free viral traffic co-op.
Is EzTraffic Club a traffic exchange?
It is better described as a viral traffic co-op. It can be promoted through traffic exchanges and other traffic sources, but its primary concept is cooperative traffic generation.
How many levels deep is EzTraffic Club?
The current program descriptions state that downline activity is rewarded through six levels.
Where can I promote the EzTraffic Club co-op link?
The program specifically describes promotion through traffic exchanges, safelist mailers, rotators and ad boards.
Does EzTraffic Club guarantee a specific amount of traffic?
I would not treat the program as offering a guaranteed number of visitors. Results depend on participation, traffic supplied to the co-op and network activity.
Is EzTraffic Club part of a larger traffic strategy?
Yes. Its co-op structure makes it particularly useful as a component inside a broader traffic-recycling strategy.
Final Verdict
EzTraffic Club is one of my favorite T.E. co-ops—and the reason is the six-level structure.
Not because six levels sound impressive.
Not because I expect some giant theoretical downline to magically appear.
And definitely not because I believe every visitor is going to turn into a lead or customer.
I like it because the structure gives the traffic we send into the system somewhere else to go and another opportunity to produce value.
That’s the fundamental idea behind traffic recycling.
A traffic exchange sends us a visitor.
Instead of allowing that visitor to be the end of the transaction, we can potentially use the visitor to feed another traffic system.
That system generates more activity.
That activity can generate more traffic.
And if the people entering the system become active participants, the six-level structure gives their activity the potential to benefit the network beyond the first generation.
That’s a very different way of thinking about traffic.
And it’s exactly why I don’t look at EzTraffic Club as simply another free traffic website.
I look at it as a traffic connector.
It’s one more place where we can take traffic from one source, put it into another system, and potentially get additional traffic back.
And because the program is free to join, there’s very little reason not to test it.
If you’re already using traffic exchanges and safelist mailers, I think EzTraffic Club is particularly worth putting into the mix.
Just remember what we’re actually trying to accomplish:
We’re not chasing clicks.
We’re building a system where the clicks can keep working after the first click.
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