Redirect to target site

Using a redirect is the easiest and fastest way to work. A visitor who successfully passes the filter goes directly to your target site and uses its functionality without any restrictions.

Classic redirect

Difficulty: very low

How does it work: you get a ready-made link like click.altercpa.one/jmp123 and use it in advertising campaigns and on websites. The visitor follows the link, is analyzed by filters and redirected to the target site. If the visitor turns out to be a bot, he redirects him to the dummy site. If a dummy site is not specified, it receives an error message.

Pros: simple implementation, a universal way to work with any links.

Cons: not recommended for real use on click.altercpa.one domain, use the following method.

How to implement: you only need a link to the target site.

  1. In the "My Campaigns" section, add a new site with any domain. The domain in this case does not matter and is needed only for convenience, it may not exist.
  2. In the site settings, be sure to check the "Ignore requests domain" checkbox.
  3. In the "Target site" field, enter the full URL of your landing page.
  4. You can enter the full URL of the dummy site in the corresponding field or leave it blank. If you specify an empty address, the parasite visit will see an access error.
  5. Save the site and go to its Instructions section. Copy the second URL from the URL for automatic redirect block that starts with your parked domain - this is your traffic upload link.

Redirect on parked domain

Difficulty: low

How does it work: you get a ready-made link like yourdomain.com/jmp123 and use it in advertising campaigns and on websites. The visitor follows the link, is analyzed by filters and redirected to the target site. If the visitor turns out to be a bot, he redirects him to the dummy site. If a dummy site is not specified, it receives an error message.

Pros: simple implementation, a universal way to work with any links, work on your own domain.

Cons: not suitable for use in ad networks that prohibit the use of redirects. Does not support DeepLink addressing.

How to implement: you will need a link to the target site and the parked domain.

  1. In the Parking for scripts subsection of the Domains section, park your domain. The domain parking process is described here.
  2. In the section "My campaigns" add a new site with the domain that you parked in step 1. Life hack: you can add any number of sites with the same parked domain. How you will distinguish between them is an open question, but it is not prohibited.
  3. In the "Target site" field, enter the full URL of your landing page.
  4. You can enter the full URL of the dummy site in the corresponding field or leave it blank. If you specify an empty address, the parasite visit will see an access error.
  5. In the "Redirect-domain" field, select the domain that you parked in step 1.
  6. Save the site and go to its Instructions section. Copy the first URL from the URL for automatic redirect block that starts with your parked domain - this is your traffic upload link.

Redirect on dummy site

Difficulty: medium

How does it work: you are using a dummy site hosted by a third-party hosting or website builder, in which the visit analysis code is inserted. The visitor goes to the dummy site using your link. The script analyzes the visitor and, if the analysis is successful, redirects him to the target site using JavaScript. If the script recognizes a bot in the visitor, no redirection occurs and the visitor simply sees a dummy site.

Pros: a hidden visitor redirect is used, suitable for services that block classic redirects.

Cons: requires a separate dummy site on an external hosting or website builder.

How to implement: you will need a link to the target site and a full-featured dummy site on a third-party hosting or website builder. A dummy site has one requirement: the ability to insert an arbitrary tag or JavaScript code. As a dummy site, a page with the text "Wait, the browser is checking in" or something similar is optimal.

  1. In the "My Campaigns" section, add a new site with the domain where the dummy site is located. Life hack: you can add any number of sites with the same parked domain. And place the dummies themselves on different nested pages of the site. Alternatively, you can add a checkmark "Ignore the domain from which requests are received" in the site settings.
  2. In the "Target site" field, enter the full URL of your landing page. You do not need to fill in the "Dummy site" field.
  3. Save the site and go to its "Instructions" section. Copy the code from the JS redirect code to insert into the dummy site field. If your dummy site supports the insertion of any arbitrary HTML code, including the script tag, use the first field. If your dummy site only supports arbitrary JavaScript insertion, use the second field.
  4. Use the URL of your dummy site where the code is installed as your traffic link.