Magic Links

"How to add affiliate links and ad-tracking codes to your referral URL links without turning-off your prospects and beat all your competition even if you’re using the same ad."

Do you turn-off your prospects before they even see your offer?

Most ads on the Internet do just this and they throw away a fortune in lost sales.

Give yourself a chance with your ads – don’t use the biggest turn-off in your referring URL Links.

Your URL link is your contact with your prospect. It makes sense to make sure it has credibility and invites people to make that click on it.

Remember - the single most important factor that determines sales on the Internet is – Credibility.

You must develop credibility with your prospects before they will even look at your offer. This is one of the key reasons why you must own your own website – it gives credibility.

Even before people get to your website, you must already have built up some level of credibility in your ad. The higher the level of credibility, the more likely your prospect is to click your referral URL link.

Imagine you have created a great ad. You have done all the hard work. You have a great headline that you have selected from 20 or 30 possible headlines by testing. You have a great offer and your copy builds on the headline developing credibility, desire and leads into action - making that click.

Do you then blow it all with an unprofessional turn-off link to your site?

90% of people on the Internet do just this.

Have you seen all those funny looking URL links and wondered what they mean. Here are some real examples:

To order via Clickbank, visit http://www.clickbank.net/sell.cgi?licenses/22/Customized_Outsell_eBook 

To order via Paypal, visit https://www.paypal.com/xclick/business=webmaster%40ProfitsVault.com&item_name
=Customized+Copy+of+%22Super+Affiliate%22&item_number=CCSA&amount=
39.95&no_shipping=1&return=http%3A//www.123webmarketing.com/order/outsellclick.html

Yuck! Who would click on a link like those?

You probably know why these URL links look so complicated – they contain ad-tracking and affiliate tracking codes. So you immediately know you are being spied on – being targeted for a sale. This is a real turn-off.

Don’t these turn-off links tell you a lot about the advertiser:

Would you prefer to take their recommendation on what product to buy or what information to look at? Or, all other things being equal, would you click on a professional-looking link?

Not only is using this kind of link a great turn off, very often the advertiser loses out even more:

But the links don’t have to look like that. It is quite possible and quite easy to include the same tracking codes in a normal looking link, which is what the professionals do.

Now look at these two examples. Assume the advertiser is  promoting the MailLoop software program. See which link you are more likely to click on and which one turns you off.  

Or this:

Well, not surprisingly, the second choice gets more clicks – but both links have the same tracking code.

When you are trying to sell on the Internet you want all the cards stacked in your favor. You must have:

OK, so maybe I have made a case for simple affiliate links that don’t look like secret codes. How do you make them?

Judging by the huge number of advertisers on the Internet using turn-off links instead of magic links, not many advertisers know about the methods we are revealing only to you, our Newsletter Subscribers for FREE.

It’s not complicated, in fact it is very simple and you can find out how in the next web page "How to add affiliate links and ad-tracking codes to your referral URL links without turning-off your prospects" click here