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--- te3:niches [2014/08/20 20:28] – moderator
+++ te3:niches [2014/11/04 11:00] – [How does it work] moderator
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 ====== Niches ======
-Menu: Niches
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 Each time a surfer clicks a link on your website, this information is stored inside a cookie. When he produces a skimmed click on a link containing a niche parameter ''g='', he will be sent to a trade based on the "mini outgouing list". And this trade will be removed from the list (based on the cookie information). When he produces another skimmed click on a link containing parameter ''g='', he will be sent to the next trade from the respective "mini outgouing list". If your niche is assinged only a few trades, there is a chance a surfer could visit all of them, if he produces a lot of clicks. You can specify, where you wish to send him next:
-  * **Reset and start over:** after a surfer has visited all trades on the respective "mini outgoing list", reset cookie information. The next skimmed clik on a link containing a niche parameter ''g='', will send him to the most owed trade on the list.  \\ \\
+  * **Reset and start over:** after a surfer has visited all trades on the respective "mini outgoing list", reset cookie information. The next skimmed click on a link containing a niche parameter ''g='', will send him to the most owed trade on the list.  \\ \\
   * **Send to other trades:** after a surfer has visited all trades on the respective "mini outgoing list", send him to other trades on your [[te3:outgoing_lists|outgoing list]]. \\ \\
   * **Send to gallery: ** after a surfer has visited all trades on the respective "mini outgoing list", ignore skim and send 100% to content.