Don't you just hate those ugly links? You know - the ones that follow the "www" with

• all kinds of weird numbered domains.
• enough forward slashes to make you start seeing double.
• all manner of strange words and characters.
• ending finally and mercifully in some sad little, easily hijacked affilate ID.

Are you really going to click on that? Probably not.

Come on now. Ask yourself. Given the choice, which of these would be more likely to get your click?

Studies show people are as much as nine times more likely to choose the latter.

These are real links. Try them. They both go to exactly the same place. The obvious difference though is that the first is clearly an uncloaked affiliate link while the second is a much more informative and professional looking cloaked link.

So how did I do that? How did I turn the ugly link into the pretty link?

It's easy if you have the right tool for the job, and that tool is:

In marketing, and especially on the Web, it's all about two things:

• image and
• instilling customer confidence.

Appearance is reality for the customer. When people see a ragged looking link that is clearly an affiliate link and another that is sharp and clean, they'll click the sharp one and ignore the other. It's just human nature. They don't care that they're really both the same link. The professional link will win every time.

Do you want to:

• greatly improve your click thru ratio?
• cloak your links so you won't lose commissions to affiliate thieves?

Of course you do! So click this link: