Stealing from Google or altervatives. (100% CTR)
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rayanman10
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still waiting for harro to sort out his dns.
blackmagicmaster
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oh man learn some java and css and some more its really basic why newbies always want help in all forum 
read from first page till last make some notes experiment in notepad nt with your adsence code you can find very easily any one code via Google ... i m dam sure in 2-3 hour u make it sort out by ur self cheers!!
read from first page till last make some notes experiment in notepad nt with your adsence code you can find very easily any one code via Google ... i m dam sure in 2-3 hour u make it sort out by ur self cheers!!
blackmagicmaster
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it doesn't require server any web site can do this require little only little bit of skill but lot of trial and error if u do this first time as far as i can see !! read the whole thread from 1st page to last page first and understand the code u get my point !!!!
blackmagicmaster
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i tried this method with not ad sense but try sucessfully with adbright and some other networks although i try also what blackhat 2009 index.php method to hide whole ad sense in an url link and if some one clicks it it go to ad without even know that he click the ad and its effective as far making good money best bet is to make multiple web site and keep shuffle 4-5 different network ads there for best result and not been caught by google etc else they ban you
ineedmoney1
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i am trying to get this to work with bidvertiser but its not working properly in firefox or IE. this is an experimental page. can someone inspect my code and advise please.
http://carkingsllc.com/tester12.html
http://carkingsllc.com/tester12.html
You have chosen wrong size of ad for a start.
ineedmoney1
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it seems like no matter what i do bidvertisers ad always overlays the image.
maybe they have something in there coding that prevents anything from going on top of there ads?
maybe they have something in there coding that prevents anything from going on top of there ads?
ineedmoney1
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the ad size i have choosen is smaller than your image. if you look at it in IE you will see the ad size. for some reason FF makes it look huge.
Alexanderia0007
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What do you mean by Rotate?
If I were to use this technique, I would use the following precautions:
1. I would use two domains; a blackhat and whitehat domain The WH domain would be a page containing a legit looking website with AdSense on it. The BH domain would contain our overlay code and would be the domain I would be "promoting" all around the 'net. Instead of putting the AdSense code on the BH domain, I would instead iframe the WH domain behind the overlay image. This way G "sees" all impressions/clicks coming from the WH domain I would also show a cloaked version of the WH page to the BH page by checking the referer on the WH domain. If the referer is that of the BH page, then return an optimized-for-AdSense version of the WH site to the BH page's iframe.
2. Keep the CTR down by only showing the overlay every so often.
3. Try as much as possible to exclude G's User-Agents and IP ranges from being shown the overlay!
4. Use cookies! Each time a visitor visits the BH domain, and the overlay is presented, a cookie would be set on the visitor's computer indicating that the overlay has been triggered. If the visitor returns to the page in the future, and they still have the cookie, then they will be shown the a real link to the video or whatever.
These methods should make it difficult for G and others to detect...
1. I would use two domains; a blackhat and whitehat domain The WH domain would be a page containing a legit looking website with AdSense on it. The BH domain would contain our overlay code and would be the domain I would be "promoting" all around the 'net. Instead of putting the AdSense code on the BH domain, I would instead iframe the WH domain behind the overlay image. This way G "sees" all impressions/clicks coming from the WH domain
I would also show a cloaked version of the WH page to the BH page by checking the referer on the WH domain. If the referer is that of the BH page, then return an optimized-for-AdSense version of the WH site to the BH page's iframe.2. Keep the CTR down by only showing the overlay every so often.
3. Try as much as possible to exclude G's User-Agents and IP ranges from being shown the overlay!
4. Use cookies! Each time a visitor visits the BH domain, and the overlay is presented, a cookie would be set on the visitor's computer indicating that the overlay has been triggered. If the visitor returns to the page in the future, and they still have the cookie, then they will be shown the a real link to the video or whatever.
These methods should make it difficult for G and others to detect...
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Quicksilver.FX
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Just a tip. You can edit php header to display as image then edit .htaccess to put it into effect. Then it works with bloggers. lol
admirdante
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hy guys... i just wanted to ask something... i see the source of the image in the link... so i have adbrite... I just wanted to ask where to put my ad code in there????
warriorpoet
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If you came up with this drunk..wow..I need to get some of the juice your drinking! I will try this out today on a blog I am launching. Great info as always harro! Thanks!
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