Talkera - Earn BTC (like Pastebin)

[virtualx]

I've been working on a new project called http://talkera.org.

What is Talkera?
Talkera is a site you can use to store 'pastes', short text snippets, which can be (nearly) anything from code to chat logs.
Visit http://www.talkera.org

What am I not allowed to post?
You are not allowed to submit pastes that contain

• Illegal Content
• Personal information such as password lists
• Spam

What is the Earn Bitcoins feature?
You can enter your Bitcoin address in the new paste section. Talkera ad revenue is shared with pastes, that have been provided with Bitcoin addresses.
To earn BTC you must share your pastes referral URLs on other sites. The more traffic you generate, the higher your earnings.
The referral URL is shown after you paste and looks something like http://talkera.org/?i=4

[ticoti]

So this is like pastebin?

[virtualx]

So this is like pastebin?

Yes, it's like pastebin. You can earn btc for each paste with traffic. The more traffic, the more btc you earn  

[Bitsky]

What are the average earnings? Like, per 1k clicks for example.

For how long are the pastes stored? Pastebin for example allows you to let pastes expire what can be really useful.

[virtualx]

Earnings depend on number of views all of the pastes get. The more views, the higher the earnings, there is no theoretical limit.
The more your pages are viewed from external sites (youtube, facebook, whatever sites) the higher your earnings.
You could get anywhere from 0.0001 BTC to 0.05 BTC. All earnings come from the ads, so the sites earnings fluctuates.
Pastes are stored forever - or max one month, I could add an expiration time.

[Bitsky]

Well obviously you earn more with more views.
Isn't there an average value which you can expect for 1000 unique views?

[virtualx]

About 1 to 2 mBTC for 1000 unique views. More news on the project coming soon 

[Initscri]

Are view counts limited to IP address or some form of "spam view count" protection? Is this programmatically implemented?

[virtualx]

Are view counts limited to IP address or some form of "spam view count" protection? Is this programmatically implemented?

Both. We use various methods to prevent "spam view count". A new version of the system should be live soon 

[Initscri]

Are view counts limited to IP address or some form of "spam view count" protection? Is this programmatically implemented?

Both. We use various methods to prevent "spam view count". A new version of the system should be live soon 

Sounds great. Definitely do let all of us know.