bitterstrawberry and affil4you redirekt sites examples

[marac]

Hi guys,

Could you please post adult sites which use bitterstrawberry and affil4you mobile redirect script. Thanks

[Markul]

Not to be a kill-joy, but anyone that redirects any kind of traffic will get removed from SERPS.

[sinsan]

@Markul why are you trying to scare us? :D Redirected traffic, let's say 302, it's almost safe. Sure, it's not a good practice to click on something and see something else, but as long as it fits the rules...

Or you know something that we don't?

[bluebook18]

@Markul why are you trying to scare us? :D Redirected traffic, let's say 302, it's almost safe. Sure, it's not a good practice to click on something and see something else, but as long as it fits the rules...

Or you know something that we don't?

He's not scaring you, He's just trying to warned you what shouldn't do this days.

[Markul]

@Markul why are you trying to scare us? :D Redirected traffic, let's say 302, it's almost safe. Sure, it's not a good practice to click on something and see something else, but as long as it fits the rules...

Or you know something that we don't?

I guess I do. I'm not trying to scare you, I am just telling you that 302 or not - if you redirect one type of visitors to a site that has different content than what they came for. You will be penalized with a de-index from SERPS of your entire site.

It's okay that you do not believe me. You may get away with it too... for a while at least.

[marac]

Guys please post some examples of sites with use those two affiliates.

[century21porn]

BitterStrawberry doesn't work only with redirect traffic

Hello Marac,

BitterStrawberry offers plenty of tools beside redirect code for your traffic.
You can discuss about new setup by contacting :
Skype: tommyjohnson88
ICQ: 618515291

All the best!

[anexsia]

@Markul why are you trying to scare us? :D Redirected traffic, let's say 302, it's almost safe. Sure, it's not a good practice to click on something and see something else, but as long as it fits the rules...

Or you know something that we don't?

Have you noticed the new "Mobile Usability" in Google Webmaster Tools? or how Google bots are looking for mobile redirection along with different mobile elements in the past few updates? Google is specifically crawling websites looking for how the pages show up on mobile devices so they're catching redirects (whether it's scripts or redirecting via other methods to a whole different page) and doing manual actions. They were doing that before obviously but they started hardcore implementing it in the past few months and I imagine it will continue with the next updates - and that's why Markul is giving you a heads up.

[Umbalabob]

We offer you full page overlays for your mobile site with our product + a filter to redirect only the most valuable 3G carriers. So you avoid a bad ranking... Hit me up if you have any questions.