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Everyone bidding assumes rank buys clicks. It does not. zown.ca and trycodus.com both spent four figures on the same board. One paid 1,492x more per click than the other. Nobody had run the division, so we did, every fifteen minutes.
Worst on the board
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You could have bought LinkedIn ads. LinkedIn.
Every bid is a payment, so that total is also what the board has paid Jonathan Wilke.
Clicks an hour, measured from our own snapshots since we started watching. A high number here with a high price beside it is a listing that is busy and still losing.
| Domain | Clicks / hour | Per click |
|---|---|---|
| thehumanizeai.pro | 4,582 | $0.0003 |
| orynth.dev | 673 | $1.22 |
| crowdreply.io | 554 | $3.39 |
| outrank.so | 230 | $2.03 |
| trycomp.ai | 150 | $0.89 |
| top3.lol | 143 | $0.0029 |
| instagram.com/adriannaeves | 137 | $0.29 |
| pump.fun | 124 | $0.65 |
The top ten paid $1.97 a click. The bottom of the board paid $0.05. Bidding for rank made every click more expensive, not less. Some of that gap is our maths, and we say so.
outbid.lol exists to advertise the thing that built it. So its own listing is on the board, near the bottom, quietly outperforming almost everything above it.
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You beat X ads. Genuinely well played.
The board has paid Jonathan Wilke $117,429. He has spent $1 on it, and taken 740 clicks back out. That is the whole business model, printed on one line.
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