How to hide my affiliate links when I post them in blog's comments...???

extasyofgold

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Hi everyone,

I am now trying a new making money method that I have founded on BHW, that is putting some comments with my affiliate ID for the product I promote on my blog...

So I was wondering if someone could help me, and tell me how I can hide my links in my comments, so for example I want to promote my website the the real link will be: "mywebsitename..." , then I want to hide it and make it appear like "anattractivewebsitename.... "

Thanks for helping me assap, waiting for your responses!

Regards,

Extasyofgold
 
Use an "intermediate" php file, give it a search-engine-friendly name. For example if the webpage you are linking is about meditation exercises name the file meditation_exercises.php. Upload the file to your server and you're done. Now instead of promoting the actual affiliate URL you will promote the cloaked URL. Inside the "intermediate" php file you will place a piece of code that will redirect visitors to the actual affiliate URL. Visit a main search engine and enter the term "How to redirect with PHP" or "PHP redirection", visit the site, take the code and start applying this tactic to cloak your affiliate links. The down-side to this cloaking method is that it allows no click-tracking except if the affiliate network allows you to use tracking IDs to your affiliate links.

OR

buy a precise cloaking software, they are called "affiliate link cloakers". If you are thinking whether you want to spend money on something like this, think that even if you save one commission you have made back the cost of the script. The big advantage when using such a cloaking script is that you can track your clicks and have an overall view of your click-through rates and commissions.
 
The best way is cloak your affiliate links. Assuming that you own a website name domainname . com then cloak your affiliate link using plugins and create a url like domainname . com /product-name

This works and the conversion is better than just aff links.
 
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