Comments on: PPC Keyword Tracker WordPress Plug-in for Affiliate Marketers http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:31:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Eric Itzkowitz http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin#comment-12573 Eric Itzkowitz Sun, 29 Jan 2012 20:31:53 +0000 http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/?p=437#comment-12573 Chuah, yes it will track keyword queries coming from MSN / Yahoo, thus AdCenter. Here is a link to some info on dynamic keyword insertion for AdCenter: http://community.microsoftadvertising.com/forums/p/413/1462.aspx Chuah, yes it will track keyword queries coming from MSN / Yahoo, thus AdCenter. Here is a link to some info on dynamic keyword insertion for AdCenter: http://community.microsoftadvertising.com/forums/p/413/1462.aspx

]]> By: Chuah http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin#comment-12533 Chuah Sat, 28 Jan 2012 13:06:53 +0000 http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/?p=437#comment-12533 Hi Eric, Does your plugin work with Adcenter? How do I do the keyword insertion in Adcenter ads? Hi Eric,

Does your plugin work with Adcenter? How do I do the keyword insertion in Adcenter ads?

]]> By: Eric Itzkowitz http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin#comment-8416 Eric Itzkowitz Wed, 07 Sep 2011 03:34:18 +0000 http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/?p=437#comment-8416 @Stephan, Great to hear! I wish you much success. Perhaps you'll let others know about it. And, as always any feedback is greatly appreciated. @Stephan, Great to hear! I wish you much success. Perhaps you’ll let others know about it. And, as always any feedback is greatly appreciated.

]]> By: Stephan http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin#comment-8407 Stephan Tue, 06 Sep 2011 20:50:36 +0000 http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/?p=437#comment-8407 That makes perfect sense, Eric. Thanks a lot for your help! Basically, all I had to do was just replace the URL in my HTML redirect with the slugname created in the plugin. It's all working perfect now! Awesome plugin and it does exactly what I need. Appreciate your support. That makes perfect sense, Eric. Thanks a lot for your help!

Basically, all I had to do was just replace the URL in my HTML redirect with the slugname created in the plugin.

It’s all working perfect now! Awesome plugin and it does exactly what I need.

Appreciate your support.

]]> By: Eric Itzkowitz http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/ppc-keyword-tracker-wordpress-plugin#comment-8405 Eric Itzkowitz Tue, 06 Sep 2011 19:35:15 +0000 http://www.ericitzkowitz.com/?p=437#comment-8405 Glad to hear things are sorting out for you! With regard to the slug name... this is used for the URL you will use in place of the ugly affiliate URL within your posts, not the actual URL for any of your blog/site pages. <strong>Example:</strong> The real affiliate URL supplied to you by the advertiser/merchant might look like: http://merchant.com/directory/sub-directory/whatever/3456. This is the URL you would normally place within your offer page's content. With my plug-in, the slug/name you create for each affiliate group will replace this. So you might create a slug name like likes/bluewidget, which means you would have a much more natural looking URL to use... http://yourdomainname.com/likes/bluewidget. The other awesome part about this is that you can test multiple affiliate URLs (offers) and my plug-in will automatically rotate through them, in order. This way you can test to see which advertiser/merchant offer is converting better... without having to go in and manually swap out the affiliate URL in your offer page content. In other words, one natural looking "affiliate URL" is created which cloaks one or more affiliate offers you want to test. Does this make sense? Glad to hear things are sorting out for you! With regard to the slug name… this is used for the URL you will use in place of the ugly affiliate URL within your posts, not the actual URL for any of your blog/site pages.

Example:

The real affiliate URL supplied to you by the advertiser/merchant might look like: http://merchant.com/directory/sub-directory/whatever/3456. This is the URL you would normally place within your offer page’s content. With my plug-in, the slug/name you create for each affiliate group will replace this. So you might create a slug name like likes/bluewidget, which means you would have a much more natural looking URL to use… http://yourdomainname.com/likes/bluewidget.

The other awesome part about this is that you can test multiple affiliate URLs (offers) and my plug-in will automatically rotate through them, in order. This way you can test to see which advertiser/merchant offer is converting better… without having to go in and manually swap out the affiliate URL in your offer page content. In other words, one natural looking “affiliate URL” is created which cloaks one or more affiliate offers you want to test. Does this make sense?

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