Safelink Download in WordPress – Did you know that every time we make a download article in WP, the download link stays in the same domain of the blog? There are many ways to make downloads on WpOne Domain which definitely work, previously I shared about how to create safelinks in WordPress with two domains, today I will try to give recommendations about safelinks with only one domain. Incidentally, someone has commented on this issue and maybe this post can explain it further as an answer.
What is safelink?
Safelink is a blog or (let’s say) transit page created for various purposes. This is like for example to encrypt the link destination URL, scan for various potential malware on the link destination URL and so on. Among these many purposes, the one that is most synonymous with creating safelinks is to increase main blog income through advertising media.
In this article, we will focus on the safelink function as an effort to increase the main blog earners. For other purposes, we will not discuss this. Yes, this is because most bloggers use safelink for the purpose of increasing blog income, not for various security purposes as mentioned.
Safelink System On Blog
In general, the safelink system involves 2 blogs. These two blogs are the main blog and the safelink blog itself.
Blogs that already have a lot of visitors.
Blog that will be advertised. Sources of visitors to this blog generally only come from the main blog
The safelink system works by manipulating the destination url of the link contained on the main blog and directing it to the safelink blog page. On the safelink blog page in question, there is a link (usually a button) that will direct visitors to the original destination url according to the url on the main blog.
For example, on the main blog there is a link with the destination url http://example.com (we call this the original destination). After the safelink script is installed on the main blog, the destination url of the link is no longer the original destination, but will be a new url that points to one of the safelink blog pages, for example http://safelinkdomain.com/p/page.html?BlaBlaBla (we call this a safelink blog page). When a visitor clicks on one of the links on the main blog, the visitor will be directed to the safelink blog page first. On the safelink blog page, there is a button to go to the original destination.
How Safelink can Increase Income?
On the safelink blog page, in addition to the button leading to the original destination URL, the blog owner usually also displays advertisements. The selected ad placements are also usually quite “vicious” so that they can increase the CTR of the ad. Regarding CTR ads on safelink blogs, generally relatively high, usually ranging from 6-10% or more (depending on nice, and the majority of visitors’ devices).
Is safelink safe for adsense?
Talking about safe or not, many bloggers think that using safelink is very prone to being banned by adsense. It’s back to face and fate each. However, if you ask my opinion, who is also a user of this method, whether it is safe or not depends on the content of the visitor’s source (the main blog).
Yes, the use of safelink is more commonly applied to download type blogs. In connection with this, not a few bloggers who use safelink for the main blog based on illegal software downloads (cracks). This is clearly against adsense regulations and is not a good blogger etiquette.
How to Make Safelinks in WordPress One Domain Work 100%
Making safelinks is an important part for website owners in increasing their online income. Besides being able to be additional income, the benefits of having your own safelink can also be felt. We also will not get a commission from other safelink services for establishing a partnership with them.
Although there are many safelink services out there that you can rely on, if you really want to try having your own then there’s nothing wrong with that. Instead, it can be a challenge for you on how to make it. Likewise you have nothing to lose with it and your website can make more money enough for hosting fees and domain payments.
From some WordPress users, they are quite difficult to understand about the creation of safelink itself. I myself am also a layman and still learning a lot about WordPress. Maybe from my experience, it can be a recommendation for all of you who are also just learning.
Creating your own safelink using a single domain in WordPress can be said to be very easy and without the need for a special plugin. In essence, you have the scripts needed to complete the guidelines for creating them. In addition, you also need to understand about the theme you use on your website. The safelink script will later be combined with the theme you are using.
If you are quite familiar with the theme itself, you will find it easier to create this safelink and it may only take a few minutes. Another thing that is needed to complete this safelink is the article that will be presented in it. How about safelink with this one domain? In this post, I will try to review it for you and make sure you can listen to it very carefully.
This is an easy way to create a safelink in WordPress One domain
The first step, please download the safelink script that I have prepared and then extract it. You will get a folder with some files in it.
Second step, create a new Pages page in your WordPress and give the title of the article that you have prepared and then update it. When finished, don’t plug it in first and leave it in Private mode.
Third step, login to your cPanel and open File Manager. Click public_html then New folder to add a new folder in the root where your domain is located and name it Savelink.
Fourth step, open the safelink script folder that you downloaded earlier and upload a file called Safelink.js into the Savelink folder that you created earlier in cPanel. Then edit the Safelink.js file and find the following code in it. Replace the existing url with the page url that you created earlier.
if (a_to_vh == false) {
var encryptedUrl = Base64.encode(a_to_vi);
a_to_ve[i].href = "https://www.domainanda.com/url-pages/?url=" + encryptedUrl;
a_to_ve[i].rel = "nofollow";
a_to_vb++;
a_to_vc += i + ":::" + a_to_ve[i].href + "n";
}fifth step, please continue by uploading the page-safelink.php file into the theme you are using.
sixth step, edit the page-savelink.php and fill it with the article that you have prepared. Don’t forget to add your ad in the place where I have marked the ad text.
seventh step, still on page-savelink.php. Please find a script like the following.
<center>
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
function changeLink() {
var e = Base64.decode(res);
window.open(e, "_self")
}
var currentURL = location.href,
str = currentURL,
res = str.replace("https://www.domainanda.com/url-pages/?url=", "");
document.write('<button target="_self" class="btn btn-success" style="display: block;background-color: #0f9d58;color: #fff;font-size:small" id="download" onclick="changeLink()">Visit Link</button>');
onload: generate();
//]]>
</script>
<script src="https://www.domainanda.com/Savelink/Safelink.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
</center>Eighth step, now you edit the header.php of your wordpress theme via cPanel. Put the following code below before the closing and replace the page url with the pages that you previously created. then don’t forget to save if you have. For the duration of time, you can determine yourself as you wish.
<script type="text/javascript">
//<![CDATA[
var blog = document.location.hostname;
var slug = document.location.postname;
var ctld = blog.substr(blog.lastIndexOf("."));
var currentURL=location.href;
var str = currentURL;
var res = str.replace("https://www.domainanda.com/url-pages/?url=", "");
$(".Visit_Link").hide();
function changeLink(){
var decodedString = Base64.decode(res);
window.open(decodedString,'_self')
}
function generate() {
var obj3 = document.getElementById("download"),
var obj4 = document.getElementById("download2"),
var obj5 = document.getElementById("obj5"),
var obj6 = document.getElementById("daplong"),
direklink = document.getElementById("download").href,
waktu = 5;
var teks_waktu = document.createElement("span");
linkDL.parentNode.replaceChild(teks_waktu, obj3);
var id;
id = setInterval(function () {
waktu--;
if (waktu < 0) {
teks_waktu.parentNode.replaceChild(obj3, teks_waktu);
clearInterval(id);
obj6.style.display = "none";
obj3.style.display = "inline";
obj4.style.display = "inline";
} else {
teks_waktu.innerHTML = "<h4 class="text-danger">Link will appear in " + waktu.toString() + " Second</h4>";
obj5.style.display = "none";
}
}, 2000);
}
cookieOptions = {
msg: "This site uses cookies to help deliver services. By using this site, you agree to the use of cookies.",
link: "https://www.blogger.com/go/blogspot-cookies",
close: "Got it!",
learn: "Learn More" };
//]]>
</script>Ninth step, you go to the pages you created earlier and then edit. On the right bar of the Page Attibrutes and Default template sections, please select page savelink. Then, in the Sidebar option, please specify No sidebar. When finished, you can publish the pages.
The tenth step, next you edit Footer.php on your theme. Add the following savelink script code into it before closing
