Google Sniper Video 6 Review — Stop Theft With Cloaked Links
Running Time: 8 minutes
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Cloaking your Affiliate Links means hiding your actual affiliate link and showing a
more “neutral” link instead.
This practice prevents affiliate “theft”.
It also means getting more clicks.
It means that instead of showing:
www.GetThisProduct.com/MyAffiliateLink
Your readers will see something like:
www.YourDomain.com/Recommends/SolutionToYourProblem
Given the to above, which do you think is more appealing?
Which do you think will get more clicks?
In this video, Google Sniper took pains in showing — step-by-step — how
to cloak an affiliate link that even a non-techie (meaning, most of us) can do.
It is also described in the Manual for those like me whose brain is half dead most of
the time. See page 69 – 72.
He detailed it in six steps.
Me, I’d rather see the Video and follow how he does it. I needed to pause every now
and then to get it straight.
For the more affluent — you can use TWO computers: the one that you use, and the
one that instructs.
To learn how its done in an amazingly easy, step-by-step way, you can own the
system if you like.
Click here to get this indefatigable Google Sniper teacher. #
Links, ex ~CB
Fastest way to cloak aff-links
== how to use the seldom used Tracking ID of Clickbank to know how the
placing of which links convert
- hOW TO GET links, ex–clickbank
CB tracking ID portion — useful in tracking which links are doing well vs othersrs
– cloak links
cr — ‘folder’ ex “recommends”
cr a “robot.txt”
<?php
header(’location: linkhere’) ;
?>
then replace linkhere = your aff-link from CB
then change file ext to php
==> robot.txt —> robot.php
upload the folder “recommends” to the root dir in your webserver server
To test:
type into your browser, the complete URL
ex:
www.googlesniper.com/recommends/robot.php
check the “affiliate = your ID”
go through the checkout process …
Google Sniper Video 6 Review:
Get More Clicks, And Stop Theft With Cloaked Links
Running Time: 8 minutes
Synopsis:
Cloaking your Affiliate Links means hiding your actual affiliate link and showing a more “neutral” link instead.
This practice prevents affiliate “theft”.
It also means getting more clicks.
It means that instead of showing:
….. www.GetThisProduct.com/MyAffiliateLink
Your readers will see something like:
….. www.YourDomain.com/Recommends/SolutionToYourProblem
Given the choices above, which do you think is more appealing?
Which do you think will get more clicks?
In this video, Google Sniper took pains in showing — step-by-step — how to cloak an affiliate link that even a non-techie … that means most of us … can do.
The Google Sniper Manual also describes this in 6 steps for those like me whose brain is half dead 50% of the time. See pages 69 – 72.
That’s why, I’d rather watch the Video and follow how he does it.
I needed to pause every now and then to get it straight.
For the more affluent — I suggest you use TWO computers so that you won’t have to toggle from one screen to another… the one that you use, and the other one that instructs.
To learn how it’s done in an amazingly easy, step-by-step way, you can choose to own the system.
If you like the idea, Click here to get this indefatigable Google Sniper teacher.
Oh, BTW, in the early part of the Video, he taught how to get affiliate links from Clickbank. But most importantly — he taught how to use the often-ignored ”tracking ID” to assess which links are performing or not. #
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