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| You reap what you sow. War Room Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Turkey
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Hi all, I know how to cloak text links, but how about banners? Does anybody know how to cloak banners. I have been searching this for about 2 hours and no info on this. All I found is some paid software that could handle banner cloaking. Any input is highly appreciated. |
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| Promoter War Room Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Uk
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could you not do a php redirect with the banner linked to the redirect? I am not sure but I dont see why that would not work. How are you cloaking your textlinks? Steve M |
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| Edwin Boiten War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: The Hague,Netherlands.
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it does not make any differnce if you use a text link or a image link (banner) the url of the link is what you want to cloak <a href="your cloaked url" >text</a> <a href="your cloaked url"><img src="image.jpg"></a> nless you are talking about showing an image but for the search engines wantto display text so they get something to index. Edwin |
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