Google certified click tracker for direct to merchant affiliate links

VictorSQ said:

You're right, most certified trackers rely on Javascript for redirects. But that doesn't mean there aren't server-side options for your direct-to-merchant setup. It might be worth reaching out to "Network's" support directly. Some affiliate networks offer their own server-side tracking solutions or might be able to recommend partners who do. They'll have the most insight into what works within their system. Consider Self-Hosted Tracking, this might sound daunting, but there are open-source server-side tracking solutions you can explore. However, this option requires some technical know-how and resources to set up and maintain. While uncommon, some certified trackers might offer server-side redirect functionality. Do some research and reach out to their sales teams to see if they cater to your specific need.

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VictorSQ said:

You're right, most certified trackers rely on Javascript for redirects. But that doesn't mean there aren't server-side options for your direct-to-merchant setup. It might be worth reaching out to "Network's" support directly. Some affiliate networks offer their own server-side tracking solutions or might be able to recommend partners who do. They'll have the most insight into what works within their system. Consider Self-Hosted Tracking, this might sound daunting, but there are open-source server-side tracking solutions you can explore. However, this option requires some technical know-how and resources to set up and maintain. While uncommon, some certified trackers might offer server-side redirect functionality. Do some research and reach out to their sales teams to see if they cater to your specific need.

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jimmyhat69 said:

Yes, and that’s a double edge sword. If you’re looking to do some thing nefarious, I suppose it’s a good thing because then you can hide within the weeds, but if you were looking to do everything above board, then you get dragged down by the bad apples. That is because the domain will probably become blacklisted and they will lose their certification and reapply for re-certification and this is a never-ending process. That with you have your own unique sub domain or other unique identifier within their domain. Otherwise, you could apply for your own, but Google has stopped accepting new applications as of December last year and start accepting new ones until July of next year and then again there’s no guarantee that they will be approved. Yes, the application is pretty straightforward and very, very basic, however, we have no idea what criteria they used to decide to approve or not. So you may spend tens of thousands of dollars developing your own click tracker for the sole purpose of applying for approval only to find out that you’ve been rejected and may or may not have any means to appeal.

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VictorSQ said:

You're right, most certified trackers rely on Javascript for redirects. But that doesn't mean there aren't server-side options for your direct-to-merchant setup. It might be worth reaching out to "Network's" support directly. Some affiliate networks offer their own server-side tracking solutions or might be able to recommend partners who do. They'll have the most insight into what works within their system. Consider Self-Hosted Tracking, this might sound daunting, but there are open-source server-side tracking solutions you can explore. However, this option requires some technical know-how and resources to set up and maintain. While uncommon, some certified trackers might offer server-side redirect functionality. Do some research and reach out to their sales teams to see if they cater to your specific need.

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jimmyhat69 said:

How can I solve this? I know I need to find and hire a certified link tracker and/or hire someone to set this IP if they have experience doing so. What are my options?

Let's assume I am running directly to merchant ads via affiliate network called “network” and let’s they give me a url like network.com/?aid=123 (http://network.com/?aid=123) and the merchant offer is amazon.com (http://amazon.com/). amazon.com (http://amazon.com/) (I’m not really running Amazon, this is just an example) would need to be the final/display url and what would be an example of the tracking url? I assume it would be something on certifiedtracker.com (http://certifiedtracker.com/) which would fwd to network.com/?aid=123 (http://network.com/?aid=123) and finally to amazon.com (http://amazon.com/), right? but it seems all certified trackers are doing forwarding with javascript. I’ve wasted months and months and literally hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars trying and testing dozens of them and all promise the world but none can deliver traffic to the affiliate network. Traffic just goes from Google to tracker interface and dies there. Is any one of them doing it with server side redirects? i'm looking for a solution that does that but with server side redirects not javascript so that I can set my display/final url as Amazon.com and then set tracking url to anything as long as it passes through the affiliate network url before being sent to Amazon.com. In
other words, how can I continue to do direct to merchant bidding using merchant display url and a certified click tracker via the affiliate network url?
Please feel free to DM me and we can move the conversation privately too. Anything is ok with me. Thanks in advance.

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jimmyhat69 said:

Anyone?

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rahul9988 said:

Hello Jimmy, I also run affiliate offers on Google Ads and I'm facing issues with the click tracker. Can you help me with this?

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rahul9988 said:

Please guide me regarding this issue so that I can run campaigns on Google Ads.

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raybrowngvc said:

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jimmyhat69 said:

I don’t have any answer for it yet. I am just left with running white hat through paid services like Trackier and MaxConv.

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dearestkikyo said:

hello Jimmy
How effective is Trackier? Why was my account suspended when I used it? The reason was circumventing system.
can u give me some help?

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Bluebananaman said:

I am also having same issue.

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jimmyhat69 said:

I don’t have any answer for it yet. I am just left with running white hat through paid services like Trackier and MaxConv.

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googlermarket said:

Hey, really old message, but could you send me a message? I've setup maxconv also, but I get banned, wondering what setup you use

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jimmyhat69 said:

Hi. Why would MaxConv get banned? Google banned you or MaxConv banned you? I have been using MaxConv for 8-9 months without any issue.

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googlermarket said:

Google did, so thinking if the setup is right. So can we get in touch?

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jimmyhat69 said:

There must be some other issue with Google for your accounts but MaxConv works as I have it running for hundreds of campaigns in hundreds of accounts without issue.

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devspoocode said:

Hi! And through maxconv tracker can you do a redirect from original domain to your own domain in an advertising campaign and google will approve it?

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devspoocode said:

Hi! And through maxconv tracker can you do a redirect from original domain to your own domain in an advertising campaign and google will approve it?

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