Targeting read across 12 TrafficJunky campaigns by country, device, source, creative and landing.

TrafficJunky test: targeting read

12 campaigns, 4 countries (US, CA, AU, UK) by 3 device types, same 5 creatives, voice landing. Window June 16 to 17, 2026.

Spend

$547

Impressions

9.1M

Clicks

1,807

Registrations

Paid conv.

Blended CTR

0.020%

Bottom line

Geo: scale Canada (cheapest registration, best intent). Keep UK second. Rethink US (expensive, low intent). Do not run AU until inventory exists.
Device: prioritize Android (registration roughly 2x cheaper). PC for CTR but limited scale. Deprioritize iOS (expensive clicks).
Source: we effectively ran Pornhub only (96% of impressions). Give the smaller tubes a dedicated budget to test their higher CTR.
Landing: v5 led on registrations and click-to-registration rate, with v3 and v1 close behind.
Read with care: 43 registrations total and 0 paid, so these are directional trends. Optimize on signups for now, not revenue.

1. By country

Country	Spend	Impr	Clicks	CTR%	Regs	$/reg	Reg/click%	Verdict
Canada	$181	3.43M	755	0.0220	25	$7.26	3.31	Top
UK	$171	2.79M	500	0.0179	11	$15.59	2.20	Solid 2nd
US	$183	2.84M	542	0.0191	7	$26.17	1.29	Weak
Australia	$11	36K	10	0.028	0	n/a	0	No inventory

Canada

$7.26

$15.59

$26.17

Cost per registration, shorter is better. Canada wins on both volume and intent (clickers convert at 3.31%, more than double US). US drew clicks but they converted at half Canada's rate. AU had almost no inventory under the targeting, so it cannot be judged.

2. By device / OS

Device	Spend	Impr	Clicks	CTR%	Regs	$/reg	Reg/click%	Verdict
Android	$182	3.96M	901	0.0228	22	$8.29	2.44	Best scale + cost
iOS	$184	3.92M	441	0.0113	11	$16.75	2.49	Expensive clicks
PC (Win+Mac)	$180	1.22M	465	0.0380	10	$18.00	2.15	High CTR, low volume

Android

$8.29

iOS

$16.75

PC (Win+Mac)

$18.00

Cost per registration, shorter is better. Android delivered both the most volume and the cheapest registration. iOS had the same impressions as Android but half the clicks (lowest CTR), so its clicks are scarce and pricey. PC clicks best per impression but inventory is limited (1.2M vs 3.9M on mobile).

3. By source / site

Site	Impr	Clicks	CTR%	Regs	Note
Pornhub	8.47M	1620	0.0191	42	96% of delivery
Youporn	340K	111	0.0326	1	High CTR, tiny volume
Redtube	242K	64	0.0264	0	High CTR, tiny volume
Tube8	29K	7	0.0244	0	Negligible

We did not restrict placements, so TrafficJunky pushed 96 percent of everything to Pornhub (42 of 43 registrations). The smaller tubes show higher CTR (0.026 to 0.033 vs 0.019) but on tiny volume. The signal is weak, yet worth a dedicated budget test rather than letting TJ concentrate all spend on Pornhub.

4. Best creative

Creative	Creator	CTR%	Regs	Reg/click%	Note
Cantgetenough (anchor)	Miss Alexa	0.026	8	1.7	Best CTR
CallMeBaby	Yeyeloba	0.0198	10	2.8	Most regs
CallMeNow	Alexis Mucci	0.0175	10	3.2	Best intent
RingMeNow	Kazumi	0.0179	9	2.8	Solid
CallMeLateNight	Lisa Daniels	0.0184	6	1.8	Weakest of voice

The anchor (a plain explicit creative) wins on clicks. The new call-CTA creatives win on registration rate, but that is most likely ad-to-landing message match (call ad to call landing), not raw creative strength. Treat as directional.

5. By landing

Rank	Landing	Clicks	Regs	Reg/click%	Verdict
1	v5	529	16	3.0	Top
2	v3	622	14	2.3	Most clicks
3	v1	491	13	2.7	Close 2nd on rate

3.0%

2.7%

2.3%

Click-to-registration rate, taller is better. Each campaign was assigned one of three landings (v5 / v3 / v1). v5 led on both registration count and click-to-registration rate. v3 pulled the most clicks but converted them at the lowest rate, and v1 sat close behind v5 on rate. The spread is small and the landings ran across different geo and device mixes, so read this as directional.

6. Continued campaign: Canada / Android Mobile (final)

The single most efficient cell from the test above. We kept it running solo from June 16 to 19, 2026, then stopped it. Final numbers below, same TrafficJunky source as the test for a like-for-like read.

Spend

$485

Impressions

12.4M

Clicks

2,749

CTR

0.022%

Regs (Everflow)

$/reg (Everflow)

$8.36

Creative	Creator	Impr	Clicks	CTR%	Regs (TJ)	Verdict
Cantgetenough (anchor)	Miss Alexa	3.26M	942	0.029	29	Best CTR + most regs
CallYourAiGirl	Savannah Bond	3.45M	644	0.019	13	Most impressions
RingMeNow	Kazumi	1.25M	255	0.020	9	Solid
CallMeBaby	Yeyeloba	1.91M	416	0.022	8	Mid
CallMeNow	Alexis Mucci	1.00M	185	0.018	6	Lowest

Miss Alexa (the anchor explicit creative) was the clear winner again: best CTR (0.029%) and the most registrations (29). Savannah pulled the most impressions but at a lower CTR. Per-creative registrations are TrafficJunky; the campaign total is higher because TJ does not attribute every impression to a specific ad.

TrafficJunky vs Everflow

Source	Registrations	Cost per registration
TrafficJunky	72	$6.74
Everflow (source of truth)	58	$8.36

Why TrafficJunky and Everflow differ (now fixed)

A duplicate conversion pixel sitting in our GTM container was sending TrafficJunky a second signal per signup, on top of the correct Everflow postback, so TJ counted some signups twice (72 vs 58).
This was not a TrafficJunky issue and not our Everflow setup. Everflow has been clean throughout and is our source of truth.
Found, traced and fixed (GTM-2176, done). A second, related attribution gap on purchases is filed and being fixed (GTM-2195). Real cost per registration here is about $8.36 (Everflow).

7. 11 campaigns vs the one we kept (Canada / Android)

Metric	11 campaigns combined	Our CA / Android
Campaigns	11	1
Impressions	7,598,614	12,189,682 1.6x
Clicks	1,455	2,719 1.9x
CTR	0.019%	0.022% higher
Registrations	30	58 1.9x
Paid conversions	0	0
Spend	$486.17	$485.20
Cost per registration	$16.21	$8.37 ~2x cheaper
Geo	US, CA, UK, AU	Canada
Devices	iOS, Android, PC	Android

Same budget (~$485). Green marks where the single kept campaign beats all 11 combined.

Caveats. Sections 1 to 5 cover the 12-campaign test (June 16 to 17, 2026): 43 registrations total and 0 paid, so country, device and landing differences are directional trends, not hard statistics. Section 6 covers the continued Canada / Android campaign (June 16 to 19, 2026). Traffic and per-creative figures are from TrafficJunky; registration counts and cost per registration are reconciled against Everflow, which is the source of truth.