How To Cloak Affiliate Links: Hiding Affiliate Links with Domain Names [Tutorial]

In this video, I’ll show you how I’ve been cloaking affiliate links for years using domain names and a 301 redirect link.

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If you’re looking to make some exciting YouTube thumbnails, here are a few tips to get you started:

First off, try using eye-catching graphics or images. This could be a bold color, an interesting pattern, or a striking photograph. The goal is to grab the viewer’s attention and make them want to click on your video.

In addition to using visually appealing elements, don’t forget about the power of text. Use it to convey the main message or theme of your video. This could be the title of the video, a tagline, or a question that piques the viewer’s interest.

Another thing to consider is contrast. Use contrasting colors or elements in your thumbnail to make it stand out. For example, you could use a light-colored font on a dark background, or vice versa. Just be sure not to overcrowd the thumbnail with too much information or too many elements. Keep it simple and clean, with just a few key elements that communicate the main message of your video.

And of course, make sure the image you choose is relevant to the content of your video. This will help the thumbnail make sense to the viewer and encourage them to click on your video.

Finally, consider using a person’s face in your thumbnail. People are naturally drawn to faces, so including one can be an effective way to grab attention. Just be sure to get the person’s permission if you’re using their image.

Oh, and one last thing: don’t be afraid to test different thumbnails to see which one performs the best. You can do this by creating a small group of test viewers and showing them the different options, or by using online tools that allow you to test different thumbnail designs. Good luck!

I hope this video helps you to learn how to cloak affiliate links using domain names.