http://yoursite.com/recommends...

[jaykay21089]

Hey all,

Just a quick question. How do you redirect an affiliate link as,

http://yoursite.com/recommends...

ie. how do you get the recommends (or any other word) up there?

Cheers,

Johnson.

[Jason Pereira]

Create a folder in your cPanel under root, call it whatever you want.

Under that folder create php files for each product you want to promote.

So bloggingtothebank.php , wsooffer.php and so on.

The code you need to use:

<?php
header("location:http://www.youraffiliatelink.com/?id=123");
exit;
?>

And then you can link to http://www.yoursite.com/recommends/b...gtothebank.php

Or...

create a folder called productname under your recommends folder, and use the same code above in a file called index.php

You can then link to www.yoursite.com/recommends/wsooffer

[greenovni]

Andy Fletcher's free link cloaker does this for you. Free Link Cloaker

PS. Andy is one of us

[DerrickMarkotter]

Another way is to create redirects in the .htaccess file.

Redirect /recommends/productone product1.com
Redirect /recommends/producttwo http://product2.com/?=youraffiliatecode

This way they're all in one place, so it's easy to update them if necessary.
The '/recommends' folder does not actually need to exist.

Here is a blog post which goes into a bit more detail:
Using .htaccess Redirects for Affiliate Links .htaccess

It's probably a good idea to add the '/recommends' folder to the robots.txt disallow list.

[Lokesh Sharma]

Simply make a new folder under public_html in cPanel.

Then you need to create a PHP file with the following code in it:

<?php 
echo "<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://websiteurl.com">"; 
?>

That's it.

- Lokesh Sharma

[jaykay21089]

Originally Posted by Jason Pereira

Create a folder in your cPanel under root, call it whatever you want.

Under that folder create php files for each product you want to promote.

So bloggingtothebank.php , wsooffer.php and so on.

The code you need to use:

<?php
header("location:http://www.youraffiliatelink.com/?id=123");
exit;
?>

And then you can link to http://www.yoursite.com/recommends/b...gtothebank.php

Or...

create a folder called productname under your recommends folder, and use the same code above in a file called index.php

You can then link to www.yoursite.com/recommends/wsooffer

Hey Jason,

You'll probably ignore this but I'm sure it'll get a lot of traffic to a website you own.

Could you show how to do that above in a video? Or do you know any videos that do that?

Cheers,

Johnson.

[jaykay21089]

Originally Posted by greenovni

Andy Fletcher's free link cloaker does this for you. Free Link Cloaker

PS. Andy is one of us

Hi greenovni,

Is there a way to contact Andy Fletcher here on the Warrior Forum? I emailed him from freelinkcloaker.com a couple weeks back but he hasn't replied yet.

Cheers,

Johnson.

[Darrel Hawes]

Originally Posted by jaykay21089

Hey all,

Just a quick question. How do you redirect an affiliate link as,

http://yoursite.com/recommends...

ie. how do you get the recommends (or any other word) up there?

Cheers,

Johnson.

If you have a Wordpress site, install the Redirection plugin and you can do what you want in about two seconds. Simple.

[BenShaffer]

You can try Free Affiliate Link Cloaker - Redirect Magic . Free and effective!

Ben Shaffer

[jaykay21089]

Originally Posted by Jason Pereira

Create a folder in your cPanel under root, call it whatever you want.

Under that folder create php files for each product you want to promote.

So bloggingtothebank.php , wsooffer.php and so on.

The code you need to use:

<?php
header("location:http://www.youraffiliatelink.com/?id=123");
exit;
?>

And then you can link to http://www.yoursite.com/recommends/b...gtothebank.php

Or...

create a folder called productname under your recommends folder, and use the same code above in a file called index.php

You can then link to www.yoursite.com/recommends/wsooffer

Hey Jason,

I'm almost there. When you're making the php file, do just use notepad and when you're saving it, do you just call it productname.php? Because I did that and for some reason or another, it's not working...

Cheers,

Johnson.

[jaykay21089]

Actually no problem. I didn't know the address was case-sensitive. cheers.

Johnson.

[Snurtl]

I use GoCode plugin for Wordpress... works great

Can't post working links yet but here is the url

webmaster-source.com/gocodes-redirection-plugin-wordpress/