It is how sponsors credit a sale. So in most cases it is wasted bandwidth.
What do you do with your No Cookie traffic?
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Typically when a surfer visits your site and clicks a sponsors banner, a cookie is set with you affiliate ID.Originally posted by EdgeXXXHuh? What did I miss?
That way you get credit for the sale on the next visit by your surfer to the site your are trying to convert. No cookie, no credit.Comment
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Originally posted by pussyluverTypically when a surfer visits your site and clicks a sponsors banner, a cookie is set with you affiliate ID.
That way you get credit for the sale on the next visit by your surfer to the site your are trying to convert. No cookie, no credit.
No, I know all about that, what I meant was: Who is selling a history killing program..........wait, nevermind, I know what you mean now (cookie erasing apps); I thought you meant that one of the major sponsor programs was being sold..... my bad, I'm an idiot
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