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How do I do a redirct?

by LegionNate
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I have a domain name, let's say mydomain.com... how do I do a redirect where each different page is a different offer's landing page? So...

mydomain.com/landingpage1
mydomain.com/landingpage2

and each page is just redirected to a different CPA offer? Please feel free to treat like I'm an idiot because this stuff is super technical for me. Thanks. I use Godaddy for my domain and hostgator for my hosting, if that helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jit Lim
    Originally Posted by LegionNate View Post

    I have a domain name, let's say mydomain.com... how do I do a redirect where each different page is a different offer's landing page? So...

    mydomain.com/landingpage1
    mydomain.com/landingpage2

    and each page is just redirected to a different CPA offer? Please feel free to treat like I'm an idiot because this stuff is super technical for me. Thanks. I use Godaddy for my domain and hostgator for my hosting, if that helps.
    Hi LegionNate, can you give us an example of what you are trying to do and type of traffic source? E.g. are you promoting on 7Search, FaceBook or Adwords or PPV?
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  • Profile picture of the author LegionNate
    Jit Lim, yes, thanks. Well let's say Facebook traffic, and so I want to send traffic to my own domain name, or appear to Facebook that they are going to my own domain name, but then have that traffic redirected to the landing page of some affiliate offer... which would be my really long, ugly affiliate link. Does it matter which traffic source I use? I would think the redirect part would be the same no matter... but I could be wrong.
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    • Profile picture of the author Jit Lim
      Originally Posted by LegionNate View Post

      Jit Lim, yes, thanks. Well let's say Facebook traffic, and so I want to send traffic to my own domain name, or appear to Facebook that they are going to my own domain name, but then have that traffic redirected to the landing page of some affiliate offer... which would be my really long, ugly affiliate link. Does it matter which traffic source I use? I would think the redirect part would be the same no matter... but I could be wrong.
      If you are worried about the ugly long affiliate link, you can use a url shortener service like bitly[dot]com. You can also do a PHP redirect, Luke from PeerFly has a good example here Create your own Redirect Page with examples scripts as well.

      If you are starting to get into CPA marketing, make sure you have a good tracking system, check out bevomedia.com. You can track and rotate landing pages and offers without having to worry about PHP coding.

      Hope that helps!
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      • Profile picture of the author LivelySupport
        Originally Posted by Jit Lim View Post

        If you are worried about the ugly long affiliate link, you can use a url shortener service like bitly[dot]com. You can also do a PHP redirect, Luke from PeerFly has a good example here Create your own Redirect Page with examples scripts as well.

        If you are starting to get into CPA marketing, make sure you have a good tracking system, check out bevomedia.com. You can track and rotate landing pages and offers without having to worry about PHP coding.

        Hope that helps!
        Thank you for the share, i tried the bitly service. It works, and I will try others.
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        • Profile picture of the author Jit Lim
          Originally Posted by LivelySupport View Post

          Thank you for the share, i tried the bitly service. It works, and I will try others.
          Great! Glad I could be of service.
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  • Profile picture of the author ChrisBa
    This is actually very simple, you just need to create a new file, typically most people use php or html..

    Just one or the other, not both



    Here's the php code

    PHP Code:
    <?php

       header    ( 'Location: http://www.yoursite.com/new_page.html' ) ;

    ?>
    and the html code

    Code:
    <html>
<head>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html">
</head>
</html>
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