Any thoughts on whether this could be done?

The big thing was the introduction of profiling across the board which literally paid for itself within an hour and is now at the core of their business interaction with users which is not bad given how sceptical they were initially to the idea.

@Ahmet Your affiliate company will know where your redirect is regardless from their traffic logs so they always have somewhere to start from depending on budgets and how much detective work they want to put in they can normally find the original source of the traffic, while their are plenty of ways to conceal your traffic sources, to be honest its very rare a company will use their affiliates traffic sources though they may feel the need to protect their brand for companies which rely on affiliates it makes no sense to upset the hands that feed you.

If your interested in how we track and monitor as well as weight sites you might find this post on Link Worth interesting.

Do you mind sharing little bit more information about how you’ve found the 122 info domains of the affiliate?

I know many affiliate marketers try several ways to hide their source of traffic. Because we hear horror stories of advertisers stealing the profitable source and keyword data and going direct every day.

Some more technical information to affiliate marketers about hiding their sources would be greatly appreciated.

I’m also all about A/B testing. I have been talking about the importance of A/B testing and it’s funny to see even some top ecommerce companies are still not good at data mining, and A/B testing.

Looking forward to seeing more case studies.

Thanks again.

Ahmet KIRTOK

You forgot to wave your flag a little, Marketing Experiments style

% improvements in conversion?

It might be a little sensitive, but you didn’t name the client.

For many this would seem like a lot of work, so an indication of the benefit to be realised would be appreciated.