I will try to outline as much as I know about this script that I stumbled on by accident and I want to see if someone can make it for me for free (since I'm giving all the info) and then they can sell the script and have the rights to it. I just need to get some CB sales so I can get my check. Simple.
I stumbled upon this guys website and found he was using a script that I want so I emailed him but he wasn't willing to give it up. I'll highlight our emails back and forth for you.
His website appears to have 9,000+ to Google and other search engines. But it really doesn't. There are only a very few pages to his actual website. I tried to rip his website off the Internet to see if I could get the script but the software thought his website was actually 1,000's and 1,000's of pages so it began ripping everything! After I ripped 85,000 files I stopped. lol I never got the script that is on his hosting, as far as I could tell.
He said this about the code: "php script to dynamically redirect pages, but externally it appears that the page is hosted locally. Say someone produced a new product today called Joe's Ebook and the product's clickbank id was joejoejoe then the page cbreviews.net/joejoejoe would be created and redirect to the sales page for Joe's Ebook automatically, but inserting my personal CB affiliate ID. So in a G00gle search the website "cbreviews.net/joejoejoe" would appear near the top of the results with the meta description of Joe's Ebook sales page. You click the link and my CB affiliate ID (cookie) is automatically in there. The site is simply cbreview.net/CLICKBANKID and it goes out and looks for the product page for that vendor id. It is completely dynamic... The page itself does not detect new product, clickbank publishs a list of new products on their site. I have an offline script that grabs new product id's and adds them to a master list."
What he's doing is he has a script on his server that is connected to ClickBank's API and each time a new product is listed in ClickBank's database his script pulls the information and "creates" a new page on his website. His website then appears on the first page of Google.
I just made up the domain "cbreviews.info". If you can do this then I'll give you the website where it's hosted in a PM.
He said he could do the same with P@yd0tc0m but hasn't yet.
Thoughts?
I stumbled upon this guys website and found he was using a script that I want so I emailed him but he wasn't willing to give it up. I'll highlight our emails back and forth for you.
His website appears to have 9,000+ to Google and other search engines. But it really doesn't. There are only a very few pages to his actual website. I tried to rip his website off the Internet to see if I could get the script but the software thought his website was actually 1,000's and 1,000's of pages so it began ripping everything! After I ripped 85,000 files I stopped. lol I never got the script that is on his hosting, as far as I could tell.
He said this about the code: "php script to dynamically redirect pages, but externally it appears that the page is hosted locally. Say someone produced a new product today called Joe's Ebook and the product's clickbank id was joejoejoe then the page cbreviews.net/joejoejoe would be created and redirect to the sales page for Joe's Ebook automatically, but inserting my personal CB affiliate ID. So in a G00gle search the website "cbreviews.net/joejoejoe" would appear near the top of the results with the meta description of Joe's Ebook sales page. You click the link and my CB affiliate ID (cookie) is automatically in there. The site is simply cbreview.net/CLICKBANKID and it goes out and looks for the product page for that vendor id. It is completely dynamic... The page itself does not detect new product, clickbank publishs a list of new products on their site. I have an offline script that grabs new product id's and adds them to a master list."
What he's doing is he has a script on his server that is connected to ClickBank's API and each time a new product is listed in ClickBank's database his script pulls the information and "creates" a new page on his website. His website then appears on the first page of Google.
I just made up the domain "cbreviews.info". If you can do this then I'll give you the website where it's hosted in a PM.
He said he could do the same with P@yd0tc0m but hasn't yet.
Thoughts?
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