Comments on: Cookie Stuffing Pro - with NEVER BEFORE OFFERED Resale Rights

By: MarcusX

MarcusX — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 10:26:09 +0000

I agree that if you want to be using cookie stuffing,
you best make sure you cover your a$$ big time. If you get caught,
you can most likely kiss your affiliate commissions bye bye.

http://marcusxavier.com/blog

By: fbnet

fbnet — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:24:36 +0000

I agree ..cookie stuffing is the latest Black Hat technique akin to the old auto mass produced, key word stuffed doorway pages which were popular not so long ago ..they worked for a while and have now proved to be more dangerous than swimming in shark infested custard.

Nothing works better for sales, or page rank, than simple plain old honesty …. then you can be here today and more successfull tomorrow.

Thats my opinion anyway ..and I have been around for over 6 years making a full time income from the ‘net … the honest (easier) way.

Cheers

Roy

http://www.fbnetsoftware.com

By: ziffgone

ziffgone — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 22:14:04 +0000

I just want to mention, this technique is HIGHLY frowned upon by Affiliate Networks and if any of them catch on to what you are doing, it WILL result in your account with that affiliate network being shut down. It is entirely your choice to use this technique, but it is VERY RISKY, and I just want to make sure people know this.

I also want to clarify that if you plant an affiliate cookie on the visitor’s computer but send them immediately to the affiliated product site, it is not considered “Cookie Stuffing”. “Cookie Stuffing” only applies to the marketer who plants cookies on the visitor’s computer REGARDLESS of whether or not you send them to the merchant’s/product site. In essence, using these techniques with an immediate redirect to the affiliated merchant’s/product site is acceptable practice.

Take care now.

Perry Wolf.
http://covertLinks.com