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Yes, and each month will be much more at least 300 posts. So imagine in one year how many posts will be. I will keep an eye in this post and your updated. Should I register to the newsletter to receive updates? or you added me again?
You're already on our normal mailing list. That second mailing list is to make sure you receive updates. We're going to be changing our system over so that we can push out updates much more easily, but for the time being we're relying on E-junkie to send updates.
 
hey olden, maybe i missed this but do buyers of both your previous products receive additional discounts? thanks!
 
Not making much money via blogs so i really dont have much use for this however i do on .html created websites via landing pages. Can it be used without a blog?
 
Not making much money via blogs so i really dont have much use for this however i do on .html created websites via landing pages. Can it be used without a blog?
You can place the links generated by Referer Guardian on any kind website and route the traffic through a white hat WordPress blog to show the white hat WordPress blog as the referer.

Let me know if that doesn't answer your question.
 
You can place the links generated by Referer Guardian on any kind website and route the traffic through a white hat WordPress blog to show the white hat WordPress blog as the referer.

Let me know if that doesn't answer your question.

IC but if was using the wordpress plugin as is, what referrer would it show?

Can i show no referrer at all via redirect wordpress links?
 
IC but if was using the wordpress plugin as is, what referrer would it show?

Can i show no referrer at all via redirect wordpress links?
It would show the referer of the site that you installed the plugin on. As of right now, Ref Guardian only cloaks, it doesn't blank. Blanking is damn near impossible with some browsers, so we opted not to add that feature until we do more research.
 
All three of your products look amazing. Will you be offering a discounted package that contains all three products?

Thanks for the kind words, digitalpower. We're in the process of completely reprogramming Forum Generator, so any sort of package deal for all three would have to wait until that rewrite is finished. I'll think about a package deal for Referer Guardian/WP Guardian. WP Guardian customers received a 50% discount on Referer Guardian at launch.

Thanks for the idea!
 
You can place the links generated by Referer Guardian on any kind website and route the traffic through a white hat WordPress blog to show the white hat WordPress blog as the referer.

Let me know if that doesn't answer your question.

How can people who use prosper202 for tracking integrate this?

Are the links generated by RG, pretty gnarly? Anyways to make them look clean so that a prospect will click on 'em?
 
How can people who use prosper202 for tracking integrate this?

Are the links generated by RG, pretty gnarly? Anyways to make them look clean so that a prospect will click on 'em?
I've had mixed success with this using p202. The first key would be to make sure that you have cloaking turned off, because if a blank referer is sent to the "middle" page, RefGuard will just drop out to the post that was originally linked to. There is also the issue of passing on other parameters if you're using p202 to pass on, say, subids or keywords. All GET parameters are currently stripped so that the referer looks like a "clean" URL. If you have any more p202 specific questions, feel free to send me a PM and I'll do some tests for you.

The links look like this:
http://whitehatsite.com/post-name/?fwd=1

You can pretty much control everything except the ?fwd=1 parameter using WP's built-in permalink structure tools. The only part that RG relies on is the ?fwd=1 parameter. In a future version, I could add the ability to change what that parameter is, but I was going for something pretty much innocuous.

Let me know if you have any other questions.
 
Is your script the same like the "CPA for Wordpress" redirector?
Similar concept, but Referer Guardian doesn't require you to change any code, can redirect based on the geographical location of the user, automatically rotates links, and doesn't leak the referer anywhere near as often.
 
You can place the links generated by Referer Guardian on any kind website and route the traffic through a white hat WordPress blog to show the white hat WordPress blog as the referer.

Let me know if that doesn't answer your question.

Can you tell me how to do this? Because i tried using the link created as http://mydomain.com/?fwd=1 and i was redirected back to the whitehat site.

Also, while this is great is there something you can add that will show us exactly what page, as in my case, multiple landing pages referred though the whitehat site, an option to see where the traffic actually came from?

I have about 10 different landing pages. If i refer all the links though the whitehat site how can i determine which page that click came from?

Maybe a log file or an option to view those clicks.
 
Are you trying to go to the link directly? If so, it won't work, because a type-in contains no referer. You have to place it as a link somewhere and click on it.
 
Are you trying to go to the link directly? If so, it won't work, because a type-in contains no referer. You have to place it as a link somewhere and click on it.

It was asked before but your reply to that person did not seem on topic.

If i have 200 landing pages all with link via the whitehat wordpress site how can i determine which landing page is producing all my sales?

In my dashboard at the merchant i only see my whitehat domain but it doesnt tell me which page produced the sale.
 
It was asked before but your reply to that person did not seem on topic.

If i have 200 landing pages all with link via the whitehat wordpress site how can i determine which landing page is producing all my sales?

In my dashboard at the merchant i only see my whitehat domain but it doesnt tell me which page produced the sale.
I haven't checked, but you may be able to use WordPress' stats counter to see how much traffic is coming to each page. My guess is that it won't work. Google Analytics, Clicky, etc won't help because Referer Guardian fires before the header.

I'll put together some sort of stats interface for the next version.
 
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