My algorithm to cloak CPA ads

[rippa911]

Hey guys I was thinking a way use iframes to cloak CPA ads.

So here is my algorithm


1.the iframe will contain a page on my blog has a php or any other redirect to CPA ad.
2.So the CPA company thinks the lead came from my blog, and will not get suspicious.

For extra protection,will use DMR AND url redirect before step 1!
do you guys think it will work? Is it foolproof?

 

[Drover]

1) You don't know what algorithm means do you?

2) This trick is as old as Internet marketing.

3) Some affiliate programs and networks are using frame busters now for this very reason.

 

[rippa911]

1) Im an engineering student. Don't tell me what algorithm means.
2) I know but I'm new to IM so won't to hurt to help me right?
3) Are they using js? I will love to program an antibuster or it

 

[LightHouse]

1.) that's not an algorithm
2.) your idea sucks, but go ahead and try it anyway and find out....

 

[gibke]

In mathematics, computer science, and related subjects, an 'algorithm' is an effective method for solving a problem expressed as a finite sequence of instructions.

So basicly its a algorithm...

 

[rippa911]

1.) that's not an algorithm
2.) your idea sucks, but go ahead and try it anyway and find out....

1."In computer science, and related subjects, an 'algorithm' is an effective method for solving a problem expressed as a finite sequence of instructions." -Wikipedia

End of discussion

2. Why does it suck? you have a better idea? My gratitude for not contributing.

Edit: gibke you beat me to it

 

[lisagauss]

Here's a better "algorithm".....

Link (Expires in 24 hours) -->> Your Landing Page (With a contact us form) -->> (Remove any referrals) -->> Another Landing Page (This is just a hop page that the aff network will see as the referring page) -->> CPA Offer

 

[gibke]

rippa911: well. people gotta get the facts straight you know <br>

 

[blackcock]

server-side cookies is the key for the perfect solution.
if you need such custom solutions....

 

[rippa911]

Here's a better "algorithm".....

Link (Expires in 24 hours) -->> Your Landing Page (With a contact us form) -->> (Remove any referrals) -->> Another Landing Page (This is just a hop page that the aff network will see as the referring page) -->> CPA Offer

You got wrong idea. I want to cloak the cpa offer on my page on which visitors are filling different form and unknowingly fill up CPA offer.

 

[blackcock]

you can play with iframe and css-positioning and clickjacking techniques...

 

[skindu26]

i think we should seek Big G's advice regarding algorithm. the method stated by the OMG is of no use nowadays...

 

[BlackHatSoda]

As long as the CPA offer page doesn't contain javascript to detect that it's in a frame and reload itself outside of the frame, it will work just fine.

 

[peterhuntingham]

you can play with iframe and css-positioning and clickjacking techniques...

interested...!!
can you explain more about implementing of clickjacking techiques ?

 

[inoy234]

Here's a better "algorithm".....

Link (Expires in 24 hours) -->> Your Landing Page (With a contact us form) -->> (Remove any referrals) -->> Another Landing Page (This is just a hop page that the aff network will see as the referring page) -->> CPA Offer

I like this strategy, so we can get a better record for visitor.

 

[inoy234]

you can play with iframe and css-positioning and clickjacking techniques...

this way

to cool... is it legal? I mean can this technique degrade my pagerank?

 

[Grizzy]

Is it foolproof?

Far from foolproof.

I've talked about this before, but the reason you don't see more offers frame breaking is not because the advertisers and networks don't know how to do it, it is because 100% iframing is generally an acceptable practice with most networks. They might not break out, but rest assured they silently record who is iframing what, and compliance checks up on it.. So you better be damn sure you look very closely at the source code / headers and test every possible scenario before you do something like this..

Of course you can take all the steps in the world to cover your iframing tracks, but it all comes down to the fact that if a reasonable amount of your leads don't convert, you will not get payed.

 

[J0kerz]

What a waste of thread.

 

[blackaff]

I use middle-man pages. So basically I send them to one page where they click and a popup opens up or redirect to the page where I don't care for the CPA network to see.

 

[gord08]

Good idea.