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Not only that, you have to point your domain to his nameservers. That looks risky.
by 1880 15y ago
Not only that, you have to point your domain to his nameservers. That looks risky.
- tstegart 15y agoSo how do you do this on your own?
- 1880 15y agoOne can use the rule that clone1018 posted, for example.
- tstegart 15y agoSo, separate question, since apparently I have a bunch of people here who understand this: I need to track link clicks made on advertisements in our iPad app. I can't do it from the app because 1) our backend is open source, and they're not implementing that and 2) I don't know how anyways. So I thought of using redirects. The link in the app goes to our site and gets redirected to the advertiser's site. That way I can track it with Google analytics and since i understand that, everything is peachy. Therefore, the questions are: 1) is this an acceptable practice? and 2) is there a better, easier way that I'm unaware of?
- MoOmer 15y agoA little more background on it for you here: http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/redirection http://www.seomoz.org/learn-seo/redirection
- zacharyb 15y agohttps://www.google.com/search?ix=aca&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=root+to+www+redirect https://www.google.com/search?ix=aca&sourceid=chrome&...
- tstegart 15y agoThanks! Our web hosting (NearlyFreeSpeech.NET) had a button I could click and it did it automatically.