Clickbank Hop links for Adwords campaigns

[Joemar]

Hi Guys,

I am planning to run a Google Adwords campaign but I am just thinking if someone tried using the hop link as the destination url. I did my research about this and read a couple of articles. Can someone please tell me what are the pros and cons of using the hop links as the destination url?

 

[Graybeard]

Google are so anal about affiliates these days ...
Bing ads maybe something like this may work with goofle too?
That is assuming you want to pass on the pre-lander page on your domain/server?
adwords with UTM and clickbank redirection at DuckDuckGo

 

[Joemar]

Google are so anal about affiliates these days ...
Bing ads maybe something like this may work with goofle too?
That is assuming you want to pass on the pre-lander page on your domain/server?
adwords with UTM and clickbank redirection at DuckDuckGo

Thank you for the suggestion but I prefer to make use of Google adwords because I have experience running many ads campaign before and I know some of the stuff I needed when running an ads campaign in adwords. I never tried bing and not sure if bing will give me what I expected when it comes to paid ads.

 

[Joemar]

Google has a similar policy on redirects and final links shown ... there may be a slippage factor from type-ins of the final destination shown --but that's probably minor
I gave you the adwords search --figure it out

Are you referring to the URL path when you set up our text ads?

 

[Graybeard]

Google has a similar policy on redirects and final links shown ... there may be a slippage factor from type-ins of the final destination shown --but that's probably minor
I gave you the adwords search --figure it out

 

[Joemar]

There is a URL (click link) path and a destination text URL that is shown on the ad. So yes (in theory)

That's obviously part of the important elements you need to setup when you run a Google adwords campaign.

 

[Graybeard]

There is a URL (click link) path and a destination text URL that is shown on the ad. So yes (in theory)