Do I even need to hide my referrer?
- Thread starter kaj01
- Start date
Hmm well what I was thinking was that I could set up something like this:
craigslist > blank auto refresh page > my site > merchant
This way when my network uses the backlink checker tool on my website they see:
article link
article link
forum link
redirect link
blog comment link
article link
Rather then:
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
I'll do some research on double meta refresh. Thanks guys, you put my mind at ease a little bit.
craigslist > blank auto refresh page > my site > merchant
This way when my network uses the backlink checker tool on my website they see:
article link
article link
forum link
redirect link
blog comment link
article link
Rather then:
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
craigslist
I'll do some research on double meta refresh. Thanks guys, you put my mind at ease a little bit.
agj32mrgibbits
Registered Member
- Mar 1, 2008
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I would do it like this:
CL > Yoursite > PHP Redirect > CPA Link
So that you can easily change out of the offer if you need to and it makes your links look nicer.
Here is some example code for the PHP redirect:
CL > Yoursite > PHP Redirect > CPA Link
So that you can easily change out of the offer if you need to and it makes your links look nicer.
Here is some example code for the PHP redirect:
PHP:
<?php
header("Location: http://www.affiliate-link.com/?subid1=blah");
?>
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timk
Guest
is there any way to fake referer..????
can some one out here write a script- which can fake referer??
really it will be helpfull to a lot of guys around..
in cs as well as many other things..
come one - all u codeing genious here !!
some one come out with such a script
will surely make u hell lot of $$$$$$
can some one out here write a script- which can fake referer??
really it will be helpfull to a lot of guys around..
in cs as well as many other things..
come one - all u codeing genious here !!
some one come out with such a script
will surely make u hell lot of $$$$$$
Genjutsu, I thought that the referrer was the website that sent traffic to the merchant. In my case it's: my website > merchant. There are currently no redirects / refreshes of any kind going on. When CL traffic gets to my site, it looks like exactly what they were expecting to find and they convert by themselves by clicking my links.
Assuming no redirects are being used, my network would see my website as being the referrer, even though my website got it's traffic from CL. Am I right about this or no?
Timk - there is a recent thread in this forum about somebody who just wrote such a script. Supposedly it works really well. It's somewhere under 'blackhat SEO'. I read it last night so it should still be on the first page.
Assuming no redirects are being used, my network would see my website as being the referrer, even though my website got it's traffic from CL. Am I right about this or no?
Timk - there is a recent thread in this forum about somebody who just wrote such a script. Supposedly it works really well. It's somewhere under 'blackhat SEO'. I read it last night so it should still be on the first page.
if someone goes from CL to your site and then clicks to your offer naturally, you are right they will see your site as the referrer.
What Gen was referring to was using a php redirect. In that case if you went from CL > php redirect > offer, then the offer site would see CL as the referrer.
Hope that helps
