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LinkJump Pro lets you track where your visitors go. You can use it to direct outgoing as well as incoming traffic to your site. It also does a job of hiding your very long links (like those with your affiliate code) under a shortened notation. The idea is to create a link that looks like this: <a href ="/cgi-bin/ljpro.cgi?3">your link</a> where '3' would denote the link's ID. You could also rename the script file, move it into your host's root and make the link to look even more gratious: <a href="/j.cgi?3">your link</a> Isn't it SO MUCH better than <a
href="http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll? MfcISAPICommand=
GetResul&ht=1&SortProperty=MetaEndSort &query=test When somebody clicks on the link, LinkJump creates a set of two frames: the top frame is used to display your site's "link back bar". On the rest of the page your linked URL is displayed. In the top frame HTML code you can place "remove frame" link that opens the same URL, but with no frames. All the URLs, visited with the script's assistance are recorded in a log file that you may analyze with the Web-based tool provided. To manage the database and view the logs you just need to open ljpcontrol.cgi in a browser window and login as "everybody" using "comein" as password.
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