SEE TO BELIEVE...........
ARTICLE 1
It appears Google hasn't been too happy with Mr. Chow's link building campaign and if you read the article linked above, you already know why John himself is not the first result
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ARTCLE 2
Back in December of 2006 John Chow started a very aggressive link back campaign, in which he would give a link back for every review of his blog when the text anchor 'make money online' was used. John now has over 870 links from various sites as a direct result of this campaign. This has proved to be very successful for John, because since inception of the link campaign his blog income has grown from $2790.05 in December of 2006 to $12,569.61 in June of 2007, an increase in revenue of $9,779.56.
Link campaigns haven't attributed completely to the growth in revenue, and in the below image you can see the differences in advertising since the beginning of the link campaign.
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John Chow posted today his “evil affiliate marketing trick of the day“, allowing you to get credit for sales even if your visitor doesn’t actively click on an affiliate link.
John writes:
The problem … is you still need to get the reader to the affiliate site in order to set the cookie. Here’s an evil way to do that without requiring the reader to click on anything.
Embedding The Cookie With An IFrame
The problem is that you need the user to actually click on an affiliate link?
What are you hoping to get paid for if not for referring a visitor?
He goes on to boast in his post that you, the reader, have been sneakily cookied with an affiliate tracking code by his hidden iframe.
Now I can say, “Hey! Check out AuctionAds and make money online” without using my affiliate code in the link URL and I would still get credit for signing you up because I’ve already opened the AuctionAds home page with my affiliate ID in this post. Can you find it?
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