Newbie Cloak Trouble

[jofalltrad3s]

So here it is,

I have an affiliate link that I am trying to give to people on Badoo. However, to make it look as not spammy as possible I have shortened it via TinyUrl. Than as an added measure, I have shortened that tinyurl into a bitly url.

When I message someone and give them the link, it originally shows up fine. But when i reload the message, the bitly part has fallen off, meaning that i have the (forward slash) + a bunch of meaningless numbers.

Is there a way to cloak my affiliate link without Badoo or any other service flagging it as spam?

I'm trying not to buy a domain and set up a redirect. I have been reading that that is the preferred method and seems to work.



Much help is appreciated. Again, I'm new, have a heart...

 

[maxok]

the preferred method is redirect or cloak?

 

[dspa72]

the preferred method is to cloak your link using a script installed on your own domain

 

[elclandestino]

So here it is,

I have an affiliate link that I am trying to give to people on Badoo. However, to make it look as not spammy as possible I have shortened it via TinyUrl. Than as an added measure, I have shortened that tinyurl into a bitly url.

When I message someone and give them the link, it originally shows up fine. But when i reload the message, the bitly part has fallen off, meaning that i have the (forward slash) + a bunch of meaningless numbers.

Is there a way to cloak my affiliate link without Badoo or any other service flagging it as spam?

I'm trying not to buy a domain and set up a redirect. I have been reading that that is the preferred method and seems to work.



Much help is appreciated. Again, I'm new, have a heart...

your own domain is the way to go. even at a slightest spam suspicion, badoo will block you like there is no tomorrow

 

[Blackprizm]

I have the same problem too. because they block a number of sites because of spammy content lol

 

[browsing_hosts]

Just as a guess, maybe you could try some less popular link shortning sites and see if they are also detected as spam?

 

[kotsios555]

the preferred method is to cloak your link using a script installed on your own domain

Can you tell us how we can do that? Thank you

 

[timmon]

Can you tell us how we can do that? Thank you

If use php, it like:
<?
header("Location: your_affiliate_link");
?>

and you can use iframe.
<iframe style="width: 100%; background-color: #FFF; height: 7000px;" src="your_affiliate_link"></iframe>

 

[CyberDox]

If use php, it like:
<?
header("Location: your_affiliate_link");
?>

and you can use iframe.
<iframe style="width: 100%; background-color: #FFF; height: 7000px;" src="your_affiliate_link"></iframe>

Good idea Nice man

 

[0scan0]

Buy a domain thats look similar to the domain name of the offer you are promoting and then redirect it with your affiliate link to the original landing page.
Example: you are promoting a product with the domain goodebook.com, you purchase the domain goodebooks.com and redirect it with your aff link to goodebook.com

Most people wont notice that there i an "s" in your domain and wont suspect a thing.

 

[Gogol]

Another quick way ( especially if you don't have a server) is to google for "link shortner" and finding the least popular result from them ( search in page 5-10+). They will not be spammed yet ;-)

 

[Simply Social]

Another quick way ( especially if you don't have a server) is to google for "link shortner" and finding the least popular result from them ( search in page 5-10+). They will not be spammed yet ;-)

hmm you think it works on adwords? Tried and its under review....

 

[Gogol]

Frankly speaking, i don't think so. Google is really clever!! May be you need a customized script for this which traces referrer too.

hmm you think it works on adwords? Tried and its under review....