Menu: Settings / Good, normal, bad inlinetoc

Demographic quality of the traffic is being measured by the “GNB module”, based on the country groups and their weights.

Navigate to the Overview menu. There you can find GNB graph for each individual trade, system trade and totals. If you can't find it, use Interface manager to enable GNB graph column. This graph is based strictly on the amount of incoming raws received from each country group.

GNB quality ratio is calculated based on the amount of incoming raws received from each country group and their weights. Navigate to the Overview menu and use Interface manager to enable GNB quality ratio column. Higher ratio represents better demographic quality of the traffic.

By default, GNB quality ratio is NOT included in the algorithms for outgoing traffic distribution (strongly recommended) and it serves for informative purposes only.

If the Include option is checked (not recommended), more traffic will be sent to trades with higher “GNB quality ratios” (demographic quality) and less traffic to your “valuable” (quantity) trades. Traffic on your site will decrease, but the demographic quality will increase. The problem is, you just can't have BOTH.

There are three different preset country groups: Good, Normal and Bad. If you believe that some countries should be in different groups, you can simply drag them from one group to another (use CTRL for multiple selection). To proceed click Update button.

Network sync function allows you to copy all settings from the “Good, normal, bad” pop-up to the other sites in your network. To proceed, select sites from the multiple select box and click Save button.