Thanks for sharing

ToonChooi

Guys and Gals, thanks for the comments. I am glad that you like them.

:) Thalia

By the way, is it “Ted” or “Tim”? :-)

-Michelle

Great tip. I posted your link in one of the forums I participate in.

To add to what you have said, php redirects are excellent in that they will function all the way across the board. Javascripts will rely on the browser being java enabled and HTML meta refreshes are messy.

I love the flexibility of PHP. There’s almost no limit to what you can do with it.

Well done,

John

Nicely done! Your tip got me thinking… I used to redirect people to separate pages and sub sites depending on where they came from using a javascript snippet. Basically they’d land on my main page and then the script would look to see the referring address and then decide where to send them.

Your idea was about offering individuals a special promo for a product or service – very cool. If the referrer information is available, you can redirect visitors to “domain” special offer pages.

Regards,
JamesBurchill.com

Thanks Kildino, i’ll certainly make use of that one.

regards
Roy

Btw, I also saw some script increasing the pricing every second/minute. For example, you’re selling something at $47, your offer price is $17 and increasing every min (maybe it’ll take 1 week to reach $47). Will this method work?

Using this kind of tip is probably much more productive than spending on yet another ebook or membership site.

You can also use this to have something like ezClickMate – one CB ID, products, multiple websites.

All you do is get your affiliates to do use a hoplink like:

http://kidino.vendor.hop.clickbank.net/?pid=X

pid refers to your product ID in ClickBank. And ClickBank will pass a tagging (query string) like below:

http://yourwebsite.com/?hop=kidino&pid=X

And you can have an index.php that parse the query string. You can have a code like:

< ?php
if ($_REQUEST['pid'] == 1)
{
header('Location: http://product-1.com‘);
}
elseif ($_REQUEST['pid'] == 2)
{
header(‘Location: http://product-2.com‘);
}
else
{
header(‘Location: http://default-product.com‘);
}
?>

Don’t forget to use the right pay link in each websites.

I loved this tip. I only knew of one way to do this using Adrian Ling’s ezClickMate script. But if I’m in a hurry, I can code my pages with your method.

As a “techy marketer”, I love these kind of things. Thanks for sharing.

Dave