So Many Hits is an all-in-one internet marketing platform that combines traffic generation, link tracking, list building, advertising tools, and a referral-based traffic-line system.
Unlike a conventional traffic exchange, So Many Hits is built around several different marketing functions working together. Members can create tracking links, monitor advertising campaigns, build referral-based traffic lines, communicate with their downline, and use promotional tools designed to help attract new members.
One of the most unusual features is the site’s traffic-line structure. The first two people you refer are passed up to your sponsor, while subsequent direct referrals begin new traffic lines underneath you. Those traffic lines can then continue expanding as members make their own qualifying referrals.
So Many Hits also allows members to export contacts from their traffic lines for use with an autoresponder, making the system particularly interesting from a list-building perspective.
What Is So Many Hits?
So Many Hits is designed as a collection of marketing tools rather than simply a source of website hits.
Its major components have historically included:
- Link tracking and URL shortening
- Traffic generation
- List building
- Traffic-line referrals
- Banner and advertising resources
- Email capture pages
- Splash pages
- Promotional tools
- Referral commissions
The platform’s concept is that these features work together.
For example, a member can create a tracking link for an offer, promote that link through advertising, monitor the resulting activity, and potentially have the tracking system expose additional So Many Hits promotional links along the way.
That makes So Many Hits considerably broader than the viral banner programs we’ve been reviewing.
The Traffic-Line System
The traffic-line system is one of the defining features of So Many Hits.
When a new member joins, they are placed underneath their sponsor.
The first two people you personally refer are also placed underneath your sponsor. Your third direct referral starts your first traffic line.
Additional direct referrals can create additional traffic lines.
The system then uses a 2-up structure within those lines. People who end up in one of your traffic lines must also make their qualifying referrals, and those referrals can continue being added to the appropriate traffic lines.
The intended result is an expanding structure that can continue growing without requiring you to personally recruit every person who eventually appears in your organization.
That is the “traffic line” concept behind the program.
How the Traffic Can Multiply
So Many Hits describes its traffic lines as continuing to grow as members make their qualifying referrals.
The original promotional material gives an example involving three traffic lines containing two people each.
If those six members generate one tracking-link visit ten times per day, the system claims that the member’s own promotional links could be displayed 60 times per day.
As additional members enter the traffic lines and make their qualifying referrals, the potential number of exposures increases.
As with other viral or network-based systems, this should be viewed as potential exposure, not guaranteed traffic.
The system depends on members actually using their accounts and promoting tracking links.
If members join but become inactive, the theoretical growth doesn’t translate into equivalent real-world exposure.
Link Tracking
Link tracking is one of the most useful features of So Many Hits.
Members can create tracking campaigns and use the resulting links when promoting offers.
The tracking system records activity so members can determine how much traffic different campaigns and advertising sources are producing.
The system also historically allowed members to add their own identifiable keywords to tracking links.
That means one campaign could be used to monitor multiple traffic sources without having to create a completely separate campaign for every source.
For someone advertising across multiple traffic exchanges, banner programs, safelist mailers, or other sources, this type of tracking can be useful.
Instead of simply knowing that an offer received 500 clicks, you can potentially identify where those clicks originated.
List Building
So Many Hits also has a significant list-building component.
Members can build traffic lines containing other members and historically have been able to export those contacts as a CSV file for importing into an autoresponder.
The platform has also offered internal messaging to allow members to communicate with their traffic lines.
This makes the service unusual among traffic programs.
Instead of simply providing visitors, it attempts to help marketers build an ongoing relationship with the people entering their network.
That said, anyone using exported contacts with an external email service should make sure their use complies with that service’s requirements and applicable email-marketing rules.
Advertising and Promotional Tools
So Many Hits has historically offered a large collection of promotional resources.
These have included:
- Standard banners
- Splash pages
- Email capture pages
- Hover-style advertisements
- Promotional landing pages
- Brain-teaser advertisements
- Tracking links
The promotional material specifically highlights its “Brain Teasers” as a way of attracting attention without presenting a conventional advertisement immediately.
This is an interesting concept because conventional banner advertising can easily blend into the background.
A curiosity-driven advertisement can potentially create more interaction by giving the visitor a reason to investigate.
Affiliate and Referral Commissions
So Many Hits has also historically included a compensation plan.
Older published information describes free members receiving commissions when members in their traffic lines purchase account credits.
Historical figures reported in promotional material include commissions of $4, $8, $12, or $20 for free members, with larger amounts available to Pro members. Pro members were also described as receiving second-tier commissions.
However, these figures come from older material and I could not verify them against a currently functioning public pricing/commission page.
Therefore, they should not be treated as current payout rates without checking the live member area.
The same applies to historical upgrade prices that have appeared in older reviews.
Historical Membership Pricing
Older published reviews listed So Many Hits upgrades including:
- 60-Day Platinum — $27
- 180-Day Platinum — $69
- 1-Year Platinum — $121
- 2-Year Platinum — $177
These prices are useful for understanding how the program was structured historically, but they should not be presented as current pricing.
Because the public site was not independently accessible during this review, current membership pricing should be verified from the member area before making a purchase decision.
Does So Many Hits Generate Traffic?
Yes, but it is important to understand what “traffic generation” means in this context.
So Many Hits isn’t simply a traffic exchange where members surf pages for credits.
Its traffic model is connected to the traffic-line system and the promotion of tracking links.
When people in your traffic lines use their So Many Hits tracking links, the system can rotate or expose promotional links associated with members higher in the structure.
That means the traffic effect depends heavily on member activity.
The more actively people in your network use the platform, the greater the potential for additional exposure.
This makes So Many Hits fundamentally different from a simple credit-for-surfing traffic exchange.
Is So Many Hits Free?
Historically, yes.
So Many Hits has been promoted as a free-to-join service, with optional paid upgrades.
Older reviews and promotional material consistently describe the free membership as functional rather than merely a limited trial.
However, because current membership details could not be independently verified, the current free-versus-paid feature set should be checked before relying on any specific historical limitation.
Who Is Behind So Many Hits?
I could not find sufficiently reliable current information identifying the owner or founder of So Many Hits.
Older reviews likewise listed the owner as unknown.
For that reason, we should not attribute the platform to a specific person without better evidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is So Many Hits?
So Many Hits is an internet marketing platform combining traffic generation, link tracking, list building, advertising tools, and a referral-based traffic-line system.
Is So Many Hits a traffic exchange?
Not in the traditional sense. Its traffic system is built around tracking links and referral traffic lines rather than simply exchanging surf credits.
What is a traffic line?
A traffic line is a referral structure where qualifying referrals are organized beneath members and can continue expanding as additional members make their own qualifying referrals.
What is the 2-up system?
The basic structure historically places the first two direct referrals under the sponsor, while subsequent referrals begin the member’s own traffic lines.
Can So Many Hits help build an email list?
Historically, yes. Members could export contacts from their traffic lines for use with an autoresponder and could also communicate with their traffic lines internally.
Does So Many Hits have link tracking?
Yes. Link tracking is one of the platform’s core functions and allows marketers to track campaigns and advertising sources.
Is So Many Hits free?
Historically, yes. Free membership has been offered alongside optional paid upgrades.
Does So Many Hits pay commissions?
Historically, yes. Published material describes commissions on qualifying purchases made by members in a user’s traffic lines, although current rates should be verified before relying on them.
How We Use So Many Hits
So Many Hits is interesting to us for a different reason than the viral banner programs we’ve been reviewing.
It isn’t simply another banner network that we can plug into the VIRAL system.
Instead, it has the potential to function as a marketing infrastructure component.
The link-tracking side can help us measure where our traffic is coming from.
The traffic-line system can potentially create additional exposure from activity generated by people in our network.
And the list-building component can potentially turn people entering the system into contacts we can communicate with.
That makes So Many Hits potentially useful at several points in the overall traffic strategy.
For example:
Traffic source → So Many Hits tracking link → measured response → potential referral → traffic-line growth → additional exposure.
That is a considerably different mechanism from simply buying banner impressions.
The most interesting part for our strategy is the possibility that the traffic we’re already generating elsewhere can be measured and potentially produce additional downstream value.
However, we would not automatically classify So Many Hits as another viral-banner component.
Its role is broader.
I’d put it closer to the infrastructure side of the strategy: tracking, list building, referral growth, and traffic generation all wrapped into one platform.
Final Verdict
So Many Hits is one of the more unusual programs on our list because it combines several marketing functions that are normally found in separate services.
Its core features have historically included traffic generation, link tracking, list building, referral traffic lines, advertising resources, and affiliate commissions.
The traffic-line system is particularly interesting because it can potentially create additional exposure from activity generated by members farther down the referral structure.
The tracking system is another major strength, especially for marketers running traffic through multiple advertising sources.
The list-building component adds another layer by allowing members to build and communicate with their traffic-line contacts.
The biggest limitation for this review is current verification.
The public site was not accessible enough for me to confirm today’s membership pricing, upgrade structure, or current commission rates. Several detailed figures available online come from older material and should therefore be treated as historical rather than current.
For that reason, I would not recommend upgrading based solely on old pricing or compensation information.
From a strategic perspective, however, So Many Hits is definitely worth keeping on the radar.
It is not simply another traffic exchange.
It is an attempt to combine traffic + tracking + referrals + list building into one system.
Bottom line: So Many Hits is a unique marketing platform whose greatest potential value comes from combining several functions rather than simply generating raw website hits. Its traffic-line and tracking concepts make it particularly interesting for a marketer building a connected traffic system, although current features and pricing should be verified before making any purchasing decision.
