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Auto generate mirros to Affiliate Program?

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I have seen several sites with this feature, you put a search in google you open the page and maybe there's a rapidshare link posted, but above everything there are some "high speed" mirrors to get exactly what you searched. You click on that and the membership page opens.

Is there any affiliation program with that script, let's say for wordpress?

Or you have to create it yourself? I'm no avid coder at all.
 
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No they don't create them themselves, they are only affiliates and all they do is add a code provided by the site, for example sharingzone.net, ifulldownloads.com.
 
Not sure how to do it, you need to capture the "referred" word that was searched for an have it generate in the links, no idea how to write that code though.
 
Hmm.. Just a PHP script which reads the string "lusine+serial+hodgepodge" from the URL and echoes it out on the website I guess :)?
 
You'r right, I wonder if there's something out there for wordpress.

I made some research, the term is described as Spamdexing.

Another threat is the practice of spamdexing. In this such methods are used which manipulate the output of search engines and provide links (that are displayed when a term for search is entered) which contain these ads. Spamdexing has emerged as the largest threat to organic search engines.
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I know that's quite simple, but I want it to be automatic for every page is being created.

I found a plugin for wordpress which replaces some keywords to affiliate links "MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate" but I think the easiest way would be to automatically create affliate links from the SEO-URL strings into each post, just like in filestube.com

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^ dude, like I said, just add <?php the_title(); ?> at the end of the aff link and it will generate it automatically.
 
Hmmm not working...

If I put:

Code: 
http://www.latestdownloads.net/downloads.php?aid=nickname&q=?php the_title('') ?

or

Code: 
http://www.latestdownloads.net/downloads.php?aid=nickname&q=?<php the_title('') ?>

?php The_title(\'\') ? will be displayed as text and not actually the Title Name.
 
Not working in this case either:

Code: 
href="http://dl-gate.com/?p=nickname?php the_title(); ?

Code: 
href="http://dl-gate.com/?p=nickname<?php the_title(); ?>

Keep in mind that I'm actually pasting "the_title" since you said it would actually generate the link automatically.
 
This works fine for me, i changed the link with the one u used, try it:

Code: 
<center>
<a href="http://dl-gate.com/?p=nickname<? the_title(); ?>">
<b>Download <? the_title(); ?> - Guaranteed Easiest-To-Download!</b>
</a>
</center>
 
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