DaveAtIFG
msg:638269 | 5:48 pm on Dec 17, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to WebmasterWorld Vishal! My apologies for the delay in responding. I had no specific answer for you when I first saw your post (and still don't!) and assumed someone would suggest something... My best suggestion is to visit [cgi.resourceindex.com...] A quick search on "affiliate" returned lots of scripts, may be some potentials there. FWIW, as a webmaster that does a good deal of affiliate sales, I seek programs that include a specific URL. The only other sales tracking method I've seen is cookie based and the tracking problems with it are obvious.
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DaveAtIFG
msg:638270 | 5:54 pm on Dec 17, 2000 (gmt 0) |
More thoughts... I'm in one affiliate program that links to a common page and includes the "?code" identifier in the <img source=...> section. If you write your own scripts this will accomplish what you want...
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Vishal
msg:638271 | 6:26 pm on Dec 17, 2000 (gmt 0) |
DaveAtIFG thank you for your reply. In my search for Affiliate Program I have tried many resources including [cgi.resourceindex.com...] and [perlarchive.com...] However, at this time, my hunt for Affiliate software without "?" in affiliate link is over - and am currently working on for the setup of the script. About writing my own script - I am not sure, If I would be able to do that at this time. I am planning to learn cgi/pl but it will take me few more months before I can even start. Just a Quick Q?
I am sure you must be familer with [academywebspecialists.com...] , in their website, they have mentioed that Google does not index urls with "?" within them, but after a quick search at Google this seems wrong, as there are tons of url with "?". Any comments on that? [google.com...]
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NFFC
msg:638272 | 7:10 pm on Dec 17, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Hi Vishal, It may be worth taking a look at Mals-e site, not sure it will be up to your needs but it is free. [mals-e.com]
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DaveAtIFG
msg:638273 | 7:42 pm on Dec 17, 2000 (gmt 0) |
Vishal - Indexing URL with a "?..." string is a recent addition at Google. INK claims to index "dynamic" pages and I haven't investigated exactly what this means. The consensus is that most major engines do not yet index these URLs.
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JamesR
msg:638274 | 5:52 pm on Apr 6, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Vishal or anyone else have any luck with affiliate tracking software? Looking for a URL based program that can also help you track bogus click throughs. Thanks in advance.
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Justin
msg:638275 | 12:02 am on Apr 24, 2001 (gmt 0) |
www.freefiliate.com seems like a pretty good deal, though I have no experience with it. let me know how it works out. Justin
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