A hit counter goes up with every page view, so bots and surf bars can farm it. ViralRefer counts a skill action instead: a unique friend opens your link and taps Get my link. Fifty fake visits still equal zero credits, and one real tap equals one.
Want the full rule behind this tool? Read Count a skill action, not a hit.
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Spam the hit button. ViralRefer still sits at zero until a friend Get-link. No cash prize.
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ViralRefer credit
Most referral counters reward raw visits, which is why they get gamed. This demo puts both counters next to each other so the difference is obvious: one button inflates a number that means nothing, the other shows the only action the ViralRefer board counts.
Someone buys 1,000 visits from a traffic service. On a hit board they would jump to the top. On ViralRefer they stay at zero, while a person who texted two coworkers who both tapped Get my link has 2 credits.
Visits are easy to fake with bots and surf bars. A unique friend tapping Get my link is much harder to fake.
A deliberate step by a real person. On ViralRefer it is a unique friend tapping Get my link.
No. The demo runs only in your browser.
No. Paid or exchanged visits are not credits.
No. The prize is homepage space for your website.
No cash prize. Open worldwide, 18+. Official rules.