StickeyNote
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- Jan 6, 2025
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anyone please teach me: how to use trafficshield cloaking my website to perform google ads campaign?
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- Apr 20, 2025
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You need to first sign up for the service and install the necessary code on your website. Then, configure the settings according to your requirements and set up the cloaked links for your ads. Make sure to monitor the performance and make adjustments as needed to optimize your campaign.
StickeyNote
Newbie
- Jan 6, 2025
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hey, i am new to this. can you please guide me how trafficshield cloaker is? have your issues resolved?
Setting up TrafficShield is easy. Once you have access, you just upload two pages — a "safe page" that Google will see, and a "money page" that real visitors will see. TrafficShield can tell the difference between Google’s bots and real people. It automatically shows the safe page to Google and sends real people to your actual offer or landing page. It also supports multiple cloaking methods and has solid uptime, which is crucial for ad consistency.
Must use if you're serious about cloaking and want something that just works without a steep learning curve.
StickeyNote
Newbie
- Jan 6, 2025
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does it different domain or just use the same domain?
You can create it using both methods. If you build it on the same domain, the chances of getting suspended are lower.
blackworldman
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- Dec 4, 2024
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TrafficShield Cloaker works decently for filtering bad traffic and cloaking affiliate links, especially for ad platforms like Facebook or Google. It takes some setup, but it gets the job done once configured properly. I did run into issues early on, but they were resolved eventually—just took some back-and-forth.
OnlineProxyIO
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- Apr 24, 2025
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Actually, you can either stick with the same domain for both your money and safe pages, or go with different ones - totally up to you. Using the same domain makes things a bit simpler, but it also cranks up the risk if the pages’ content is too obvious. On the other hand, using separate domains adds an extra layer of stealth, but it can get a little more complicated to manage. No matter which route you take, make sure the safe page closely mirrors the money page to avoid setting off Google’s detection systems. And yeah, always keep an eye on things, run tests regularly, and scale up slowly to keep everything running smoothly.