Pinterest is stripping Amazon Affiliate Links

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Hi All,

Just read that Pinterest is stripping the tags out of Amazon affiliate links. Anyone experiencing this yet? If so have you attempted to cloak your links?

If you have cloaked your links, how did you do it and is it working for you on your pins?

Thanks in advance
 
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Pinterest is learning quickly. Instead of using "GoogleCash" method to send traffic directly to merchant site using your affiliate link, add value to it.
 
So there is no way to "fool" pinterest with amazon affiliate link ???

Tried the
Code:
[B]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/product/Your Affiliat ID/[/B]
, but still got striped.
 
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Yes, tried and waiting for a method here to solve the thing from a long time. An old news for sure.
 
Just put the picture on a .php page, pin it and then set the header of the page to your amazon affiliate link. I don't know how Pinterest deals with this but it should work.
 
Hi All,

Just read that Pinterest is stripping the tags out of Amazon affiliate links. Anyone experiencing this yet? If so have you attempted to cloak your links?

If you have cloaked your links, how did you do it and is it working for you on your pins?

Thanks in advance[/QU

its a old and known factor,,,
 
You guys should at least make an honest effort to provide people with quality content BEFORE squeezing the $$$ outta them!

Moreover, by setting up a landing page, you obtain the oppertunity to:

1. Gather emails

2. Lock content

3. Make money with Adsense

4. Increase views of a related YT video


Ultimately, EVERYBODY wins.

Go the extra mile folks, you won't be disppointed. ;)
 
Code:
www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/437696-get-wso-591499-pinzon-automatically-pin-amazon-products-pinterest-random-oto.html
Learn from here if you are lazy.
Just do a domain redirect like:
domain.com/product/product-id
 
Learn from here if you are lazy.
Just do a domain redirect like:
domain.com/product/product-id

Did you try that before making everyone lazy ?

Use your own domains to redirect and block pinterest ips

Blocked this two IP's from cPanel - 107.21.110.219 & 50.17.248.120 - but still pinterest detects my redirect and strips my affiliate id.

Just put the picture on a .php page, pin it and then set the header of the page to your amazon affiliate link

Can you elaborate a little how to do this ?
 
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Can you elaborate a little how to do this ?

1. Make a .php page on your website and name it whatever the product is you are pinning to pinterest like "xbox.php". Then take the picture of the xbox from amazon and put it on your page like so...
<img src="xbox.jpg">

2. Pin the picture to pinterest.

3. After the picture is pinned, add this code to your php page.
<?php header('location: amazon.com/youraffiliatelink'); ?>

Now it should work just like before when Pinterest wasn't stripping affiliate links.

You can also make this page work for multiple products instead of creating a new php page every time.

<?php
$asin = $_GET['asin'];
header('location: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/<?php echo $asin; ?>/affiliatecode');
?>

Then just go to http://www.yourdomain.com/xbox.php?asin=ASINCODE and pin. You would have to disable the php and add a new image everytime you want to pin a new product. I don't know if this works with Pinterest but it should.

EDIT: If Pinterest blocks the header redirect you can try a meta refresh.
 
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@starvinmarvin14 - cool, thanks.
I'll give that a shot.For now trying with clickbank
 
Use your own domains to redirect and block pinterest ips

How do you get Pintrest IP's and how do you block them. I am not sure how to do what you are telling us, would like more information if you can.
 
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1. Make a .php page on your website and name it whatever the product is you are pinning to pinterest like "xbox.php". Then take the picture of the xbox from amazon and put it on your page like so...
<img src="xbox.jpg">

2. Pin the picture to pinterest.

3. After the picture is pinned, add this code to your php page.
<?php header('location: amazon.com/youraffiliatelink'); ?>

Now it should work just like before when Pinterest wasn't stripping affiliate links.

You can also make this page work for multiple products instead of creating a new php page every time.

<?php
$asin = $_GET['asin'];
header('location: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/<?php echo $asin; ?>/affiliatecode');
?>

Then just go to http://www.yourdomain.com/xbox.php?asin=ASINCODE and pin. You would have to disable the php and add a new image everytime you want to pin a new product. I don't know if this works with Pinterest but it should.

EDIT: If Pinterest blocks the header redirect you can try a meta refresh.

This is exactly how it is done
 
So there is no way to "fool" pinterest with amazon affiliate link ???

Tried the
Code:
[B]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/product/Your Affiliat ID/[/B]
, but still got striped.

Can you please give a example?
 
Trying you solution, but I am getting this url:

Code:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/[B]<?php%20echo&20$asin;%20?>[/B]/

What is the problem?
 
Sorry, I made a mistake in the code above. You can't have php tag's inside eachother. Here is what the header code should look like:

<?php
header('location:http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/' . $asin . '/affiliatecode');
?>
 
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