You often hear talk of "link cloaking" in the internet marketing business, and most times it's also somehow linked to something called link tracking, or ad tracking -- Which one should you care about in your online business To answer that, we need to go into a little bit of detail about how cloaking is handled in the background -- and don't fret, this is going to stay at a "high level" -- I'll resist the tempation to get all "techy" with you

During a teleseminar about link cloaking and ad tracking, Cloak and Tracker creator Jay Jennings was asked the following question: "I'm trying to build my internet marketing business and I'd like to know what cloaking and tracking is used for How difficult is it to implement

There are more opinions on cloaking your links than you can imagine, so here's a short summary of the most popular methods and some of the pros and cons There are 7 main ways to redirect or cloak your links: Simple PHP Redirect Short and sweet, requires just one line of PHP code in a file that's then uploaded to your web site