Just a notepad. Wrote the code myself really, used a few premade snippets.

Click tracking is to come some time tonight.

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lmk, if you need any help with scripting. Another option you could do is while adding in the click tracking is to add in a few referer blanking tests using meta refreshes, just incase the affiliate doesnt like your idea of forcing users to download a yahoo toolbar. This way they wont see your landing pages. Might be overkill, but can never be too safe is the way i see it.

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This is fucking genius! Wow, i really love it.

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Hi, I'm Barry Scott

I have a bit of a dumb question. Once they download the toolbar is there anything actually on the site? I guess it doesn't really matter, just curious.

LOL....That was funny.


Great IDEA and thanks for the share! I have many ways of working this and I think I will use CL to drive traffic on this one too! LOL yes CL.

As far as where to spam your "see her naked pics here" links, check out OMG!, which is usually attached to Yahoo.com's celebrity stories. This yahoo's main story at the moment:

Miley's Fashion Mistake:
hxxp://omg.yahoo.com/photos/what-were-they-thinking/2153?nc

Not sure if you can post live links (doubt it), but I'm sure you'll come up with a way.

Edit: And considering that OMG! is owned by Yahoo!, it should work great with the Yahoo! toolbar

I tried it and they allow html. However it looks like all my comment got deleted pretty much instantly.

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Hmm, yeah mine was too, and all i posted was "clix". They must have the new/front page stories set to auto delete for a while. If you click the OMG homepage, there's plenty of other stories that are accepting comments:

For instance:
hxxp://omg.yahoo.com/news/mariah-carey-blasts-rocky-marriage-rumors/11197#comments

Then again, yahoo answers may be a better bet lol.

I was doing this w/ Yahoo Answers earlier, and it didn't take long for them to block my domain. I could still post answers, but anything containing the domain name resulted in an error.

I just pointed a different, unused domain I own to the site and started posting again.

Are you talking about the 999 error or something along the lines? Its just stopping you from using bots etc.

Anyhow, I think I will be moving to other methods of driving traffic soon anyway. Already got myself a new domain.

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Yeah, that's exactly what I was talking about.

I was posting manually, but I was being kind of lazy about it, so it must've looked to spammy. I only get that error when I post using one particular URL.

Awesome Idea!! Very simple to implement and apparently profitable as well. Thanks for sharing this. I have already came up with like 5 different ways to use this method.

Very nice. Where do we get the coding to do that? Will it work with Firefox as well?

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