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Hello Fellow Blackhatters! I am a professional and meticulous writer, capable of discussing almost any subject/niche in an organic and natural manner. Currently, I am looking for clients who need a reliable writer to produce articles for them. I have a high WPM (fast, efficient typer)...

Hello fellow Blackhatters, I am a professional and meticulous writer, capable of discussing almost any subject/niche in an organic and natural manner. Currently, I am looking for clients who need a reliable writer to produce articles for them. I have a high WPM (fast, efficient typer)...

If your a beginner to IM, try writing articles on iWriter.

You should set up your phpBB forum properly and build your community.

Yes, I mean the address URL after the forward slash, like this: ".com/???" I hope that makes it more clear.

200+ views, and not a single reply? Can someone please help me with this?

I followed Yoast's guide to cloaking affiliate links. On WordPress, I installed the Redirection plugin, set up all my target affiliate links to redirect (302), and made clean-looking source URL's which include the product name. However, when I click my affiliate hyperlinks (text and pictures)...

Very useful to know. Thanks for the tips.

Very inspirational post. Thanks for sharing.

I copy articles from top-ranking authority sites in my niche, read them carefully to understand the key points, paste them onto my blog, and reword them almost completely so that it matches my style and voice.

I'm currently using Twenty-Thirteen for my affiliate review blog. Does anyone know any better themes?

Yes AquaticGamer, precisely like that. The text after the /

On WordPress, I installed the Redirection plugin and followed Yoast's guide to cloak affiliate links. However, when I click my aff. hyperlinks (text and pictures), it doesn't show my custom URL. How can I fix this?

I'm using WordPress, and used the Redirection plugin to cloak (302) all my affiliate links. My new URLS redirect fine. I would also like to finish this process and make them "nofollow", too. Can someone explain how to do this?

There's nothing wrong with what your doing. Judging from your habits, you might have obsessive compulsive behaviour, which leads you to constantly check and see if everything is going as "expected". Keep doing what your doing - but make sure to take your efforts in a new, higher direction. This...