To cookie stuff, all you need to do is pick up your affiliate code and use one of these scripts:
We will go over three basic methods of cookie stuffing.
1) The Image Stuff
The first method of cookie stuffing, is the easiest method of all time. This is called the image stuff. Here’s the basic code for the
image stuffer:
<img src=”http://www.affiliatehere.com” />
When you are using this method of cookie stuffing, everyone who visits your site will get stuffed by your affiliate url. This forces the affiliate cookie onto their computer when they visit your website with this code. The thing about this code, is that there are many flaws. The visitor will see a red ‘x’ indicating that there is a problem with the image, in which you know there isn’t because the
image url is actually linking to your affiliate link. Usually, you would find something like <img src=”http://www.yoursite.com/image.jpg” /> This code will link to an image file (image.jpg). If you put your affiliate link in replacement of the image url, it will attempt to load the affiliate url onto the user’s computer instead of the image. This is one of the simplest ways of cookie stuffing. This is also a big no-no when an affiliate manager visits your website. They will see what you are doing, and most likely ban you from
their affiliate network.
You can hide this method a little by setting the image size to 1 wide and 1 high.
2) The IFrame method…
The next method that we will go through will be the basic IFrame method. Let’s take a look at this code:
<IFRAME src=”AFFILIATELINKHERE” width=”1″ height=”1″ scrolling=”auto”
frameborder=”0″></IFRAME>
This code basically makes a 1 pixel x 1 pixel iframe. To the normal internet user, this is not very noticeable. To the savvy internet browser, they will see a 1 pixel box and wonder what this is. Some people might pick this up as a cookie stuffing attempt while others may disregard it thinking it’s a website error.
3) The Best method…
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