Control your Destination URL

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Posted by Riley Pool | Posted in Affiliate Marketing, Facebook, Myspace Ads, PPC | Posted on 09-12-2009

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Sorry to steal some of your thunder AdHustler, but this cannot be talked about enough. You absolutely must control your destination URL. Since I do most of my advetising on social media I’ve figured out a way to always control my destination URL.

You can do this by cloaking Facebook the right way as I talked about in my previous post. If one of your offers ever goes down you can just switch out your tracking link to a new tracking link point to a different offer or the same offer on a different network. This will help tremendously if you want to use establish ads with a good CTR to test out a new offer.

I’ve also done a little customization to the Facebook cloaking script to use it on MyAds and POF so that I can always control where my user ends up.

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