Redirecting Links With .HTACCESS

As mentioned in my previous post "3 Simple Steps To Protect Your Affiliate Sales", creating a redirect to your affiliate link in Cpanel is not 100% guaranteed to work, and since the Cpanel updates the .htaccess file under the "/public_html" directory in your web host, why not update it directly yourself? In this case, it gives you more control and accuracy. One advantage I want to point out about using redirect, is having to skip creating additional folder and webpage, for example, [+]

I was Blown Away By Wordpress 2.5

If you have not upgraded your Wordpress blog yet, you'll definitely get a big big surprise at the new backend look and feel of Wordpress 2.5. Having the thought that I should be upgrading my blog today, I downloaded the latest Wordpress package and upgraded it in just a couple of minutes. And when I refresh my backend page, I was taken aback by the totally different look and feel. Overall experience till now is quite positive, [+]

Traffic Tips #2 – Patching Your Traffic Leak (Part 2)

If you check your website statistics, you'll be amazed at how many of your website visitors actually leaked to a page that you probably did not create, that says "The page cannot be found" or something straight forward like "404 Page Error". A sample screen shot shown below. Such page is commonly known as the "404 Error Page" and you might be wondering how in the first place your visitors landed on this page. There are few reasons: The [+]

3 Simple Steps To Protect Your Affiliate Sales

As an affiliate marketer, your responsibility is not just to promote your affiliate link, but to also protect your affiliate sales. Although there is no 100% guarantee, but doing reasonable house keeping on your affiliate link would minimize the lost of potential commission, especially when you have put in the time, and probably money in your marketing effort. One common way most marketers undertake to protect their affiliate sales is by cloaking their affiliate link, which is [+]