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Dirty F

03-08-2006 04:55 PM

Tip of the day - blog related

I'm sure most of you know it already but for those who don't:

Always add alt descriptions to all the pics on your blog (or on any other site for that matter).

Eventhough my blog is dead, i dont update it anymore, im getting 1000's of image hits a day which i redirect. They are making me easily 500+ a month.

Dirty F

03-08-2006 05:24 PM

I'm happy you all enjoy my money making tips!

QualityMpegs

03-08-2006 05:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Franck

you redirecting with .htaccess? may we have the code?

dissipate

03-08-2006 05:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by QualityMpegs

you redirecting with .htaccess? may we have the code?

You'd be redirecting any google searches through .htaccess - this will block google spidering in the future, but it will also redirect google image traffic.

cool1

03-08-2006 05:39 PM

Thanks for the tip :thumbsup
I had forgot to add a few

Dirty F

03-08-2006 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dissipate

You'd be redirecting any google searches through .htaccess - this will block google spidering in the future, but it will also redirect google image traffic.

No its java, google bot dont read java.

Dirty F

03-08-2006 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cool1

Thanks for the tip :thumbsup
I had forgot to add a few

Its really worth it...it tooks a long time though before you get it.

fuzebox

03-08-2006 05:44 PM

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

fuzebox

03-08-2006 05:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dissipate

You'd be redirecting any google searches through .htaccess - this will block google spidering in the future

Untrue...

QualityMpegs

03-08-2006 05:46 PM

or, i guess you could just cloak your page :)

Code:

<?php



function redirect($loc, $ref)

{



   if (strstr(strtolower($ref), 'google.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'yahoo.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'msn.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'altavista.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'ask.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'aol.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'looksmart.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'dogpile.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'lycos.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'netscape.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'hotbot.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'alltheweb.')

      || strstr(strtolower($ref), 'freeserve.'))

   {

      header("Location: $loc");

   }

}

?>

To call it from any page of your website, or from a template, save the above file as cloak.php (or whatever) and put this code at the top of the page:

Code:

<?php

ob_start();



include("cloak.php");



$ref = $HTTP_REFERER;

redirect("http://www.urltoredirect.com", $ref);



ob_end_flush();

?>

More Booze

03-08-2006 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Franck

No its java, google bot dont read java.

would you like to share that script?

Dirty F

03-08-2006 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

Yeah thats even better. I didnt do that, i just send it to a page with several sponsor links, banners etc. Several different niches.

$5 submissions

03-08-2006 05:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

SWEET script :)

Dirty F

03-08-2006 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

Do you sell the script?

jrap	03-08-2006 05:50 PM

Just don't go overboard with alt tags

Grisey

03-08-2006 05:53 PM

Nice tip Franck

jrap	03-08-2006 05:59 PM

http://seoblackhat.com/2005/11/13/fr...vascript-ever/

There is a good article on frame busting

More Booze

03-08-2006 07:09 PM

scriritiotvm

fr0gman

03-08-2006 07:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Franck

No its java, google bot dont read java.

I use Flash for the same reason

BigBen

03-08-2006 07:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

Something along these lines?

Code:

<?

function url($referer)

{

   if $referer = "some query string";

   return "http://querystringpage.com";

}

?>



<script type="text/javascript">

if( window != window.top ) { top.location.href = "<? url($_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']); ?>"; }

</script>

nico-t

03-08-2006 07:40 PM

a while ago i looked into the known frame buster code, and i didnt put it on my blogs yet but id figure its perfect to force the surfer to the page of the blog where the images are at when u put it in the blog header. Since every page of the blog uses the header.

But, i also have a domain with a shitload of galleries and free site pages on it that gets loads of google image hits. But since these gals and free sites dont share headers i cant frame bust the google image traffic directly to the page the images are at.. would be great if anyone has tips on this.

Quote:

Originally Posted by fuzebox

I do the same thing across all my domains, redirect google images hits to a page which busts out of the frame and redirects the traffic to specific pages depending on the search string.

plus this looks like a perfect script.. but i guess you also have to put a code on every page too with this one? Or is it strictly a htaccess code (dont know if this possible in htaccess)?

nico-t

03-09-2006 07:18 AM

those 100 useless threads of some "funny" fake nick kicked this thread down so heres a bump.

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