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awesome thanks, we'll see how it works 
Yes this is the way it is intended to work : if visitor visits only one page and goes back, then the script fires. This is not so agressive, but smart enough to minimize bounce rate.@amandine both your and original code in my case (tested on 2 WP blogs) works just once. meaning if they are on inner page and press back it will bring them to root page, but if they press back again then they will land in Google. Not sure why is that unless it was supposed to stop them just once? I have code before </head> on every page.
So its working for me. Do it affects my adsense account? Please answer
Yes, mine was affected...
Positively
Yes you can, but I redirect mine to a "product-exit page" which just has a bunch of offers on it.So what would happen if you made the URL the visitor is forced to go to is a product on Amazon with your affiliate ID? Can you get banned for that?
can't talk about this anymoreThanks,great stuff! I would just say one thing,which is two things, Cookie Stuffing![]()
Can you talk a little bit more about that? I'm thinking of implementing it on my Amazon site.Yes you can, but I redirect mine to a "product-exit page" which just has a bunch of offers on it.
Why not?can't talk about this anymore
rules. there used to b a section here. looking at your registration date you probably rememberWhy not?
Ok,it make sense,i would edit it but its too late now..rules. there used to b a section here. looking at your registration date you probably remember