Is it still possible to bypass the Clickbank sales page like before?

[Nick Brighton]

Now that there's a new linking structure (encrypted links), is there a way to direct link to the order page of a particular CB product like you could do before?

If so, please could you tell me how to do it?

Many thanks,

Nick

[Nick Brighton]

nobody know a way? There surely must be a way!

[GarrieWilson]

Did you try the old way?

[tryinhere]

Originally Posted by bryan85

I think the old way still works fine...

http://itemnumber.youraffiliateid_ve....clickbank.net

? with the direct link, where do i find the first part , item number ?

[mikeyman120]

The old way still works. I still use the regular link format for marketing products. I haven't used the encryption yet.

Mike

[tryinhere]

thanks guys appreciated, this was my work for the day to redirect to the payment page and here it was, very good timing and advice

Pete

Originally Posted by bryan85

when u click on the payment link that leads to the ultimate cb payment page, look at the url in the browser address bar:

For example, for Ewen Chia's latest product Opt-In profits, upon clicking on the buy now button the url becomes:

https://ssl.clickbank.net/order/orde...=6f7074696e70&item=4

So we can see that the item number is 4, and if you want to by-pass the sales page, your link will look like this:

http://4.youraffiliateidhere_optinp.pay.clickbank.net

Hope this helps!!

[tryinhere]

Originally Posted by Paul Aaron Travis

Interesting -- CB support clearly says this can result in your commissions being withheld!

yes i have heard that this is ok if you have permission from the vendor and or it is common practice any way ?

the best option is suppose will be to base moves on facts over fiction, so i will dig deeper first.

[Nick Brighton]

Originally Posted by Paul Aaron Travis

Interesting -- CB support clearly says this can result in your commissions being withheld!

Would that be because of people not putting their TOS on their own websites, which the vendor is required to do when getting their product approved into the network?

Otherwise, I cannot see what the problem is. Must be a legal/ehtical issue.

[Harvey Segal]

Originally Posted by Nick Brighton

Would that be because of people not putting their TOS on their own websites, which the vendor is required to do when getting their product approved into the network?

Otherwise, I cannot see what the problem is. Must be a legal/ehtical issue.

The vendor needs to approve it to ensure that the affiliate
does not misrepresent the product.

Harvey

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