Sponsorprograms with RSS Feeds

[Horny Alf]

We have reviewed the rss feeds and have tested them using http://www.bloglines.com/ You can see the links with your affiliate code if you enter your rss link and view it at bloglines.com

If you have links that you think are not working for you, please contact me

[Useless]

Originally Posted by Horny Alf

We have reviewed the rss feeds and have tested them using http://www.bloglines.com/ You can see the links with your affiliate code if you enter your rss link and view it at bloglines.com

If you have links that you think are not working for you, please contact me

Yes, the RSS feed links work NOW, but only sort of - they did NOT make any attempt at carrying the aff ID in prior testing. One wouldn't need to use bloglines to see that. BUT all posts listed in the RSS feeds link directly to the paysite tour, not the associated blog post.

Going to this feed now, you can hover over any title there and clearly see the AFF ID in the URL string.

Also, why aren't affiliate IDs transfered from blog to blog within your blog network (listed in the 'Our Friends' blogroll)? And you must realize that the list of blog directories is a list of traffic leaks on what are supposed to be sites for affiliates to push traffic.

I like your programs, but your feeds and blogs are an excellent example as to why I don't use sponsor RSS feeds and tend not to link to such blogs. They are often riddled with issues.

[Horny Alf]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Yes, the RSS feed links work NOW, but only sort of - they did NOT make any attempt at carrying the aff ID in prior testing. One wouldn't need to use bloglines to see that. BUT all posts listed in the RSS feeds link directly to the paysite tour, not the associated blog post.

Going to this feed now, you can hover over any title there and clearly see the AFF ID in the URL string.

Also, why aren't affiliate IDs transfered from blog to blog within your blog network (listed in the 'Our Friends' blogroll)? And you must realize that the list of blog directories is a list of traffic leaks on what are supposed to be sites for affiliates to push traffic.

I like your programs, but your feeds and blogs are an excellent example as to why I don't use sponsor RSS feeds and tend not to link to such blogs. They are often riddled with issues.

We fixed the title link yesterday, but the affiliate code in the images was never missing, it was always there. If anyone has any more issues feel free to contact me via icq