Link URL Masking with Affiliate Redirect
The Affiliate Link’s HTML code for your website or blog would look like this:
<a href=”http://xxxxxxx.vendor.hop.Clickbank.net”>[PRODUCT NAME]</a>
Another way to mask your affiliate link is to use an “affiliate redirect”. This is where you buy your own domain name and “re-direct” this new domain name through your affiliate link. Having your own domain name will significantly improve your affiliate efforts.
Here’s how to set up and use “Affiliate Redirects”…
- You’ll need to go to GoDaddy.com and buy a “domain name”.
A domain name is simply a website name, like [A WEBSITE NAME]. Let’s say you bought the domain name, “SuperCoolOffers.com”.
- Now you’ll have both your Clickbank affiliate link and your domain name.
- In your GoDaddy.com account click on “Domain Manager” and then find your domain name and click on it.
- You’ll come to a screen where you see a lot of options. Look to the bottom left where you see the word “Forwarding”. Click on the link that says “manage” beside it.
- You now have the option to edit this domain, so copy and paste your Clickbank affiliate hoplink into the space provided. Then click OK.
- Now it might take up to 24 hours, but within a day, whenever someone types in “SuperCoolOffers.com” (or whatever domain you bought), it will take them through your affiliate link to [PRODUCT NAME].
- If that visitor purchases that Clickbank product within 60 days of that first visit, you’ll make a sale and receive a commission.
You can also use that domain name in your emails, on Twitter, or on Facebook.
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Feel free to contact me should you have any difficulties. I am not a web master, but I will help you in any way I can.
Sincerely,
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