Shucks
The first things I want to say is I no longer recommend CleverCloaker. To keep a long story short, I find using a simple PHP redirect much easier since talking it through with some more experienced marketers.
Here's an example of the code:
<?php
header("Location: http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-3883841-10509591?url=http://www.bonsaiboy.com/catalog/juniper-bonsai-tree-a1001.html");
exit;
?>
You would save the code to a file called index.php and put it in a folder on your server like www.yoursite.com/recommends/thisproduct.
So if anyone clicks a link to www.yoursite.com/recommends/thisproduct it'll actually go to the URL inside your index.php file.
The other thing is I'm thinking of leaving WA, at least for awhile. I haven't been spending much time around here and I'm very busy right now. Of course, if I do leave there are still people I want to stay in touch with so I'll be sure to let you all know.
For now, if you're reading this and want to keep in touch send an email to mcguire.ian@gmail.com and let me know who you are. Just in case. :)
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In regards to the code, you should also mention that Google analytics code can be added after the '?>' - this way you can track who is clicking what etc.
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Good call Jay. You could use the same analytics code for all the redirects in that folder correct? Intuitively that sounds right to me, but just in case...