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I know that it can be easily avoided – with less than 15 minutes of work! Please don’t make the same mistake that almost everyone makes. Most of my serious affiliates already know how & why they must avoid it. But I’m sick of seeing the majority of “regular” affiliates ignore my advice. Looks like they just want to lose their money. Oh well. But you should be serious about your affiliate business. Heck, i’m sure you already are.

Stop losing your hard-earned commissions – cloak your affiliate links! The whole idea of cloaking has much to do with people’s thoughts, reactions and nature. In fact – it’s all about psychology. I’m not a psychologist (some guys wanted me to, but no thanks – I really enjoy affiliate marketing ) But at this moment I can predict your reaction with 100% accuracy.

Watch this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com/?affiliate_id=57486 And now this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com

Well, we’ve just seen some pure psychology in action. Tell me? Why does the second link look and feel better? Why is it better? Why does it get the click while the first one doesn’t? That’s right. The second link doesn’t look “affiliatish”. It doesn’t resemble a referral url. In other words; "that unknown individual from the other side of the net won’t make money on MY purchase!” Please don’t say you’re not like that. Don’t say you’ve never wanted to remove that “annoying affiliate code” from some

be serious about your affiliate business. Heck, i’m sure you already are.

Stop losing your hard-earned commissions – cloak your affiliate links! The whole idea of cloaking has much to do with people’s thoughts, reactions and nature. In fact – it’s all about psychology. I’m not a psychologist (some guys wanted me to, but no thanks – I really enjoy affiliate marketing ) But at this moment I can predict your reaction with 100% accuracy.

Watch this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com/?affiliate_id=57486 And now this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com

Well, we’ve just seen some pure psychology in action. Tell me? Why does the second link look and feel better? Why is it better? Why does it get the click while the first one doesn’t? That’s right. The second link doesn’t look “affiliatish”. It doesn’t resemble a referral url. In other words; "that unknown individual from the other side of the net won’t make money on MY purchase!” Please don’t say you’re not like that. Don’t say you’ve never wanted to remove that “annoying affiliate code” from some

iate marketing ) But at this moment I can predict your reaction with 100% accuracy.

Watch this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com/?affiliate_id=57486 And now this: http://www.the-ultimate-widget.com

Well, we’ve just seen some pure psychology in action. Tell me? Why does the second link look and feel better? Why is it better? Why does it get the click while the first one doesn’t? That’s right. The second link doesn’t look “affiliatish”. It doesn’t resemble a referral url. In other words; "that unknown individual from the other side of the net won’t make money on MY purchase!” Please don’t say you’re not like that. Don’t say you’ve never wanted to remove that “annoying affiliate code” from some

he click while the first one doesn’t? That’s right. The second link doesn’t look “affiliatish”. It doesn’t resemble a referral url. In other words; "that unknown individual from the other side of the net won’t make money on MY purchase!” Please don’t say you’re not like that. Don’t say you’ve never wanted to remove that “annoying affiliate code” from someone else’s link.