Domain redirect to mask original traffic source?

NikoNikic · Dec 27, 2017

I want to send an email traffic to a website but the website does not allow it, so can I just instead of direct linking to the website put my domain that redirects to that website and the website will think that I've sent the traffic from my domain instead from email? I know that websites can easly see where to does 301 redirect leads but in this case they can't see from where the traffic originated, right? So this should work?

shenski · Dec 28, 2017

try.. use few 301 redirecter

laur.laurix · Dec 28, 2017

301 will pass the header data....meaning that site can see the traffic tree. Use a refferal spoofer.

NikoNikic · Dec 28, 2017

laur.laurix said:
301 will pass the header data....meaning that site can see the traffic tree. Use a refferal spoofer.

This one? Know of a reffral spoofer site on which I can enter my source of traffic (on this one it's google) I mean, to set my domain or instagram as a traffic source?

snaip · Dec 28, 2017

look up double meta refresh, I'm sure there is a script posted somewhere on BHW
Or send the traffic to landing page first

areyou · Dec 28, 2017

try fakereferer.com

or

Code:

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;URL-to-redirect">

tiiberius · Dec 28, 2017

Not sure.

Maybe instead of redirect put a HUGE call to action button on the 1st website (the one currently redirecting) to the 2nd one.

I use to do this back in the day for some CPA offers.

goodbyehater · Dec 28, 2017

Better to have a call to action button on a bridge page where customers could click to visit your offers.

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