adamster Regular Member Joined Nov 1, 2008 Messages 264 Reaction score 106 Nov 13, 2008 #1 Hi Is there a way to hide the affiliate links from Google? Thanks
MrsE BANNED Joined Nov 7, 2008 Messages 670 Reaction score 886 Nov 13, 2008 #2 why would you have to??... they don't give a fuck
I iamsgf Regular Member Joined Oct 6, 2008 Messages 307 Reaction score 271 Nov 14, 2008 #3 Hiding affiliate links on your blog are normally for 1 of 2 reasons! 1. You dont want to pass link juice to an affiliate links: If that is the case then you should just put "nofollow" in the link attributes. 2. You dont want users to see that they are clicking on an affiliate link: This is the more common reason and understandable. If you are using Wordpress then you can use the following plugin: Code: http://patchlog.com/wordpress/hidden-affiliate-links/ As and alternative, or if you are not using wordpress then you can hard code it into the .htaccess file to redirect. There are many other ways as well. What software are you using for your blog?
Hiding affiliate links on your blog are normally for 1 of 2 reasons! 1. You dont want to pass link juice to an affiliate links: If that is the case then you should just put "nofollow" in the link attributes. 2. You dont want users to see that they are clicking on an affiliate link: This is the more common reason and understandable. If you are using Wordpress then you can use the following plugin: Code: http://patchlog.com/wordpress/hidden-affiliate-links/ As and alternative, or if you are not using wordpress then you can hard code it into the .htaccess file to redirect. There are many other ways as well. What software are you using for your blog?
shudogg Regular Member Joined Sep 23, 2008 Messages 412 Reaction score 153 Nov 22, 2008 #4 you could just use a php header redirect. put the code in a php file, and link to site.com/link.php
W wwwyatt Newbie Joined Nov 5, 2008 Messages 33 Reaction score 2 Nov 24, 2008 #5 shudogg said: you could just use a php header redirect. put the code in a php file, and link to site.com/link.php Click to expand... Do you have an example of a php header redirect? Is it the same as a meta redirect?
shudogg said: you could just use a php header redirect. put the code in a php file, and link to site.com/link.php Click to expand... Do you have an example of a php header redirect? Is it the same as a meta redirect?