Neobux Referrals Handy Manager

Neobux Referrals Handy Manager

This software is used for monitoring your rented referrals activity by importing the exported referrals data. It will help you analyze your referrals, check their clicking patterns, earnings and profit in order to identify bad clickers that need recycling. No more complicated excel sheets or pen and paper ways to understand and properly manage your rented referrals even if you have thousands.






!! This software works on Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. You have to install Microsoft .net framework version 2.0 or above. And you have to run the software as administrator especially on windows Vista, 7 and 8





































Tutorial Part 1

Installing
1- Uninstall current version if already on the system
2- Extract the zip file
3- Run the Setup.exe file
4- Install the new version by following the setup wizard
5- Make sure that you have installed Microsoft .net framework version 2.0 or above

Opening the application:
1- Double click the desktop shortcut “Neobux Referrals Handy Manager”
2- Or go to Start->All Programs->Neobux Referrals Handy Manager->Neobux Referrals Handy Manager

Creating new referrals data:
1- Select File->New (or press CTRL+N) from the menu
2- Select File->Save (or press CTRL+S) from the menu and give the file proper name then click Save

Opening saved referrals data:
1- Select File->Open (or press CTRL+O) from the menu
2- Navigate to XML file of saved referrals data, select then click Open

Editing memberships details:
1- Select Tools->Membership Details (or press CTRL+M)
2- Specify membership type and purchase date then click Add
3- To delete select the required record from the list then click Delete
4- Click OK to confirm the changes

Searching for referrals on the application:
1- Select Edit->Find Referral (or press CTRL+F) from the menu
2- To search by part of the referral ID, uncheck the checkbox, type part of the referral ID then click Find
3- To search by full referral ID, check the checkbox, type the full referral ID then click Find

Searching for referrals on Neobux rented referrals list:
1- Select the target referral in the tree view inside the application
2- On the right details pane click Copy Referral ID
3- Go to the browser and open the rented referrals page on Neobux, press CTRL+F then search for the copied referral ID. If you can’t find the record of your target referral it may be required to navigate through the referrals pages

Changing Options:
1- Select Tools->Options from the menu
2- To change the average colorings, use the lower and upper limits sliders according to your preference
3- To change the referral graph settings, change the height, width and vertical bold lines according to your preferences
4- You can hide the recycled referrals permanently by setting the checkbox
5- You can change the displayed date format for referrals(Since/Last click) dates using Real, Relative or Both
6- Click OK to confirm the changes


Tutorial Part 2

Updating referrals data:
There are two approaches to update the referrals data as follows.

Approach 1(Pasting exported list from Clipboard):
1- Open your saved referrals data in the application
2- Copy rented referrals exported list from saved file or Neobux rented referrals page
3- In the application, select Tools->Add Referrals Data->Paste Exported Clipboard (or press CTRL+V)
4- Save the referrals data

Approach 2(Loading exported lists saved as .txt files in one folder):
1- Open your saved referrals data in the application
2- In the application, select Tools->Add Referrals Data->Load Exported Files (or press CTRL+L)
3- Follow the instructions displayed:
3.a- Select folder
3.b- Optionally set specific file name pattern that can be interpreted as date such as; dd_MM_yyyy.txt, yyyyMMdd.txt ...etc
3.c- If you want to load files in sub-folders inside the selected folder set the relevant checkbox
3.d- Press Load
3.e- You can manually order the list if required using Move UP, Move Down and Delete buttons to modify the displayed list of files
4- Once the listed files are in correct order press Update
5- Save the referrals data


Account Summary Graphs

What is Activity Histogram?



This is a graph that shows you the different referrals occurrences of clicking every 1, 2, 3 ... 14 days.

For example let's read the above graph:
- 24% occurrences of clicking every day
- 18% occurrences of clicking every 2 days
- 14% occurrences of clicking every 3 days
- 11% occurrences of clicking every 4 days
- And so on, I hope you find it useful

Note: for mathematicians they may recognize this as something called probability mass function from statistics

What is Current Last Click Days?



This is a graph that shows you the different current referrals last click days whether 1, 2, 3 ... 14 days.

For example let's read the above graph:
- 22% of the referrals have last clicks yesterday
- 15% of the referrals have last clicks 2 days ago
- 14% of the referrals have last clicks 3 days ago
- 8% of the referrals have last clicks 4 days ago
- And so on, I hope you find it useful


What is Last 7 Days Clicks?



This is a graph that shows you the different current referrals (Without the recycled ones) clicks made in the last seven days.

For example let's read the above graph:
- 28.92% have no clicks in the last 7 days
- 41.57% have made clicks between 1 and 4 in the last 7 days (Determined by the AVG limits in the options)
- 29.52% have made clicks more than 4 in the last 7 days

What is Last 7 Days Profit?



This is a graph that shows you the different current referrals (Without the recycled ones) profit made in the last seven days.

For example let's read the above graph:
- 35.88% of the overall profit is loss due referrals losing more than 100% in the last 7 days
- 8.10% of the overall profit is loss due referrals losing between 0 and 50% in the last 7 days
- 39.46% of the overall profit is gain due referrals gaining more than 100% in the last 7 days
- And so on, I hope you find it useful

Note: In the analysis settings, the slider of start date of the calculation and the extension days, affect the last two graphs which is logical .
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credits to :yahiatnt