Most affiliates use push and pop ads for promoting different offers and get conversions. But in 2025, one of the interesting alternative variants is using traffic from ad networks to manipulate behavioral signals — clicks, sessions, time on page — that matter for SEO. Now let's tell you how it works.

The SERP Trick That Actually Works​

One of the most effective workflows is simple:
  • User clicks a push or pop ad.
  • They land on a Google SERP with your keyword already typed in.
  • They click your result.
From Google’s perspective, that’s a search → click → engagement signal. For low-competition keywords or fresh domains, this can be enough to move rankings up. It won’t replace backlinks or content, but it’s fast, scalable and relatively low-risk when you’re buying real users.

Why Push Ads Are Perfect for SEO​

Push ads deliver to opted-in subscribers. With decent targeting you can generate sessions that look natural — low bounce, better time on site. They’re especially good for branded intent, since you can pre-fill a SERP with your site name.

Why Popunders Still Matter​

Pop traffic is cheap, high-volume and ideal when the goal is pure engagement signals. Even short sessions get logged: time on site, scroll, extra pageviews. For SEO teams chasing volume over leads, pops are underrated gold.

What This Traffic Influences​

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  • CTR on search results (via the SERP trick)
  • Session duration (10–30 seconds from real users)
  • Bounce rate (a solid landing keeps people engaged briefly)
  • Scroll events (signals of real interest)
This mix is exactly what Google interprets as relevance.

Avoid the Rookie Mistakes​

Don’t send garbage bot clicks. Don’t blast 100K visits in an hour. And don’t mismatch geos — if your site targets US desktop, don’t feed it cheap Asia Android traffic. Keep the flow steady and relevant and it looks organic.

Where to Buy Without Risks​

Forget shady “reseller” traffic. If you want real signals, you need ad networks with verified supply and transparent stats. Push and pop platforms with site-level reporting and anti-bot filters actually work. Networks like ROIads let you segment by geo, device, source ID and even adjust bids per placement — that control makes all the difference.

👉 Full workflow + examples here