Hey guys,
I don't know if this may work or not (haven't tried it) but coming from a PHP programming background this occurred to me. When you are linking directly to your offer's page, usually google's quality score is shitty shitty shitty. So most people create an LP to get a better QS and send them from there. Here is a PHP code that would fix this.
I tracked google's IP which they use everytime your site gets a query to see what content is contains. You can go to ip2location.com and put 74.125.75.3 and you'll see that's google's ip. so the code would like this (goes at the very top of the index page of your website):
I have NEVER tried this method, but the logic should work. Problem is that if google changes their IP suddenly (over 500 queries and it was the same ip for me) then they'll go to the product page.
I don't know if this may work or not (haven't tried it) but coming from a PHP programming background this occurred to me. When you are linking directly to your offer's page, usually google's quality score is shitty shitty shitty. So most people create an LP to get a better QS and send them from there. Here is a PHP code that would fix this.
I tracked google's IP which they use everytime your site gets a query to see what content is contains. You can go to ip2location.com and put 74.125.75.3 and you'll see that's google's ip. so the code would like this (goes at the very top of the index page of your website):
Code:
<?php
if($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] !== "74.125.75.3") {
header("Location: URL_TO_YOUR_OFFER");
} else {
?>
keywords, anything you want google to think that your page has
<?php } ?>I have NEVER tried this method, but the logic should work. Problem is that if google changes their IP suddenly (over 500 queries and it was the same ip for me) then they'll go to the product page.
you'll find all the known IP's and User Agents (spiders/bots) that Google use. With those you could beef up your script to cover all/most possibilities.