crazyflx
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Alright, if you haven't seen Harro's version, you kind of have to (I'll go over it again here, but just for safety's sake, that thread is here: Stealing from Google or Alternative )
The basic idea (and I'm sure most of you have seen this before) is that you take your adsense code and then you layer an image over the top of it. Lets say I had this image:
The basic idea (and I'm sure most of you have seen this before) is that you take your adsense code and then you layer an image over the top of it. Lets say I had this image:
I would then put my adsense code "behind" that image so when you went to click the "play" button, you'd actually be clicking on my adsense ads. From what I understand, there are still some people getting away with this by simply keeping their clickthrough rate at an acceptably (low) level. The problem is, upon manual inspection of your site, it is immediately visible what is happening and you can kiss your adsense account goodbye!
Well, here is MY twist on it that makes it so that the method is virtually undetectable!
First, visit this page:
You'll see everything looks all fine and dandy...like a typical "made for adsense" page. Alright, well it isn't typical. It is far too crappy to say typical. But I did just throw it together for examples sake.
Go ahead and view the source code and you'll see everything is on the level. Go ahead and close that page out.
Now, visit this page and when it finishes loading click the link on that page (it takes you back to the EXACT same URL you were just at a second ago...but it will look different this time):
See the difference? (if you don't, then hit the back button and click the link instead of waiting to be redirected). You'll see that there is a layered image over the top of my adsense ads. You'll also notice that you are at the EXACT same URL you were at a second ago.
That means you can go ahead and click that little picture to get the "video to play" and you're actually clicking my adsense ad. More importantly, it also means when google comes to check everything out manually to see if everything is on the "up and up" they are going to see what you saw the first time you visited that URL. Everything as perfectly normal as it should be, source code and all.
Now this example was set up to use the second URL as the referrer to show the "special content" to. You can set this to whatever you want. Have an article on an article site that is bringing you a lot of traffic? Set that as the "special referrer", and anybody coming from that article site gets the special content and everybody else gets just the regular content.
So, how is this done? I'll give it to you in bits and pieces here. First, you need the code to hide your adsense behind an image.
You can get that (Courtesy of Harro!) at the following page and viewing the source code and editing it to suit your needs:
http://eaea.sirdarckcat.net/asdfg.html
Next, you need to know how to make it so that when the URL is visited directly everything looks fine and then when it is visited from another URL (therefore adding the appropriate referrer) you get see see the "black magic" happen.
Here is the code to make that happen:
Lastly, you need the code to make the page that is going to "refresh", well, refresh. I'm using a javascript redirect here as it "holds" the referrer better than a Meta-Refresh. Here is that code:
So, to tie everything together, you should end up with two different pages (one of which can appear in two different ways).
Page 1: This page can appear either as the adsense behind an image page OR a regular page with totally legitimate content.
Page 2: That page redirects to page 1 (we'll call this the "magic page")
Anybody that is sent to the magic page is going to see the adsense behind an image content at page 1. Anybody who navigates directly to page 1 is going to see the regular content.
Well, here is MY twist on it that makes it so that the method is virtually undetectable!
First, visit this page:
Code:
edited out because somebody (or some people) were just sitting on the page repeatedly clicking my adGo ahead and view the source code and you'll see everything is on the level. Go ahead and close that page out.
Now, visit this page and when it finishes loading click the link on that page (it takes you back to the EXACT same URL you were just at a second ago...but it will look different this time):
Code:
edited out because somebody (or some people) were just sitting on the page repeatedly clicking my adThat means you can go ahead and click that little picture to get the "video to play" and you're actually clicking my adsense ad. More importantly, it also means when google comes to check everything out manually to see if everything is on the "up and up" they are going to see what you saw the first time you visited that URL. Everything as perfectly normal as it should be, source code and all.
Now this example was set up to use the second URL as the referrer to show the "special content" to. You can set this to whatever you want. Have an article on an article site that is bringing you a lot of traffic? Set that as the "special referrer", and anybody coming from that article site gets the special content and everybody else gets just the regular content.
So, how is this done? I'll give it to you in bits and pieces here. First, you need the code to hide your adsense behind an image.
You can get that (Courtesy of Harro!) at the following page and viewing the source code and editing it to suit your needs:
http://eaea.sirdarckcat.net/asdfg.html
Next, you need to know how to make it so that when the URL is visited directly everything looks fine and then when it is visited from another URL (therefore adding the appropriate referrer) you get see see the "black magic" happen.
Here is the code to make that happen:
Code:
<?php
if ( eregi ( "THE PAGE THAT WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY REFRESHING GOES HERE", $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] ) ) {
echo '<html>';
echo '<head>';
echo '<title>THE TITLE OF THE HIDDEN PAGE GOES HERE</title>';
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="YOUR HIDDEN KEYWORDS GO HERE">
<meta name="description" content="HIDDEN PAGE DESCRIPTION GOES HERE">';
echo 'FIRST PART OF HARROS SCRIPT GOES HERE';
echo '</head>';
echo '<body>';
echo 'SECOND PART OF HARROS SCRIPT GOES HERE</div>';
echo '</body>';
echo '</html>';
}else{
echo '<html>';
echo '<head>';
echo ' <title>VISIBLE TO EVERYBODY PAGE TITLE GOES HERE</title>';
echo '<meta name="keywords" content="VISIBLE TO EVERYBODY KEYWORDS GO HERE">
<meta name="description" content="VISIBLE TO EVERYBODY SITE DESCRIPTION GOES HERE">';
echo '</head>';
echo '<body>';
echo 'VISIBLE TO EVERYBODY PAGE CONTENT GOES HERE';
echo '</body>';
echo '</html>';
}
?>
Code:
<html>
<head>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
function delayer(){
window.location = "PAGE THAT SHOWS TWO DIFFERENT WAYS GOES HERE"
}
//-->
</script>
</head>
<body onLoad="setTimeout('delayer()', 5000)">
WHATEVER YOU WANT THE PAGE TO SAY GOES HERE (IF YOU DON'T WANT IT TO SAY ANYTHING AND YOU WANT AN IMMEDIATE REDIRECT CHANGE THE 5000 ABOVE TO 0</body>
</html>Page 1: This page can appear either as the adsense behind an image page OR a regular page with totally legitimate content.
Page 2: That page redirects to page 1 (we'll call this the "magic page")
Anybody that is sent to the magic page is going to see the adsense behind an image content at page 1. Anybody who navigates directly to page 1 is going to see the regular content.
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