I'm feeding the affiliate RSS feed into a Facebook fanpage via twitterfeed, to make a little affiliate shop on FB. But I have a problem, I only want the attractive ones with pictures and good deals coming up, but the feed is spitting out 'any old thing', a lot from bad rated deals. So I want to choose which ones I want to feed.
I discovered that different sellers have their own RSS feed, so I can choose which people's deals will show up in my little shop, i.e.
The other Option is to Use the API (https://www.seoclerks.com/api/page/serviceads) and simply enter the Username of whichever User you want the API to Call Services from.
But I have figured out how to get specific User's RSS Feeds with your Affiliate ID -
Let's say I wanted to display All Services from User: "fivercraze"
Usually when building any sort of continuous URL, you begin with a question mark "?" - then all proceeding queries are made with the "&" symbol.
(the "a" is for "Affiliate" and the "u" is for the "User"
Hope this helps,Couple options here - In case you weren't aware - You can now apply your Affiliate ID to User Profile URLs -
Likes so:
https://www.seoclerks.com/linkin/3764/user/exjordanary
-and you will gain affiliates still.
The other Option is to Use the API (https://www.seoclerks.com/api/page/serviceads) and simply enter the Username of whichever User you want the API to Call Services from.
But I have figured out how to get specific User's RSS Feeds with your Affiliate ID -
Let's say I wanted to display All Services from User: "fivercraze"
and MY Affiliate ID is /linkin/3764/
This is how you would format it:
https://www.seoclerks.com/rss?a=3764/&u=fivercraze
Usually when building any sort of continuous URL, you begin with a question mark "?" - then all proceeding queries are made with the "&" symbol.
(the "a" is for "Affiliate" and the "u" is for the "User"
Hope this helps,
Also, if you want to find Specific Level Sellers such as Level X ONLY - Go to my Affiliate Store SEOClerx.com
- I also have Stores that carry Gigs that are ALL "Guaranteed" "On-Sale", "Staff Certified" or just all $1 Dollar Services -
-all Services are arranged in order from MOST Popular to least.
,Also, if you want to find Specific Level Sellers such as Level X ONLY - Go to my Affiliate Store [u][b]SEOClerx.com[/b][/u]
- I also have Stores that carry Gigs that are ALL "Guaranteed" "On-Sale", "Staff Certified" or just all $1 Dollar Services -
-all Services are arranged in order from MOST Popular to least.
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That's awesome bro! Thank you. That's exactly what I need.
I still need another twenty words before I can post this so I'll just say nothing useful for a few sentences - there's a 30 word minimum,? and it won't allow me to say "thank you, that's awesome!" and then stop. That's awesome bro! Thank you. That's exactly what I need.
[i]I still need another twenty words before I can post this so I'll just say nothing useful for a few sentences - there's a 30 word minimum,? and it won't allow me to say "thank you, that's awesome!" and then stop. [/i]
you could take each person RSS feed, set up different twitterfeeds for each account, this way you control amount of posts, assuming facebook limits RSS feed posts. Then if you add twitter account the seoclerks links may slip past twitter censors.
thank you
regardsyou could take each person RSS feed, set up different twitterfeeds for each account, this way you control amount of posts, assuming facebook limits RSS feed posts. Then if you add twitter account the seoclerks links may slip past twitter censors.
thank you
regards
exjordanary
Likes so:
https://www.seoclerks.com/linkin/3764/user/exjordanary
-and you will gain affiliates still.
The other Option is to Use the API (https://www.seoclerks.com/api/page/serviceads) and simply enter the Username of whichever User you want the API to Call Services from.
But I have figured out how to get specific User's RSS Feeds with your Affiliate ID -
Let's say I wanted to display All Services from User: "fivercraze"
and MY Affiliate ID is /linkin/3764/
This is how you would format it:
https://www.seoclerks.com/rss?a=3764/&u=fivercraze
Usually when building any sort of continuous URL, you begin with a question mark "?" - then all proceeding queries are made with the "&" symbol.
(the "a" is for "Affiliate" and the "u" is for the "User"
Hope this helps, Couple options here - In case you weren't aware - You can now apply your Affiliate ID to User Profile URLs - Likes so: https://www.seoclerks.com/linkin/3764/user/exjordanary -and you will gain affiliates still. The other Option is to Use the API (https://www.seoclerks.com/api/page/serviceads) and simply enter the Username of whichever User you want the API to Call Services from. But I have figured out how to get specific User's RSS Feeds with your Affiliate ID - Let's say I wanted to display All Services from User: "fivercraze" and MY Affiliate ID is /linkin/3764/ This is how you would format it: https://www.seoclerks.com/rss?a=3764/&u=fivercraze Usually when building any sort of continuous URL, you begin with a question mark "?" - then all proceeding queries are made with the "&" symbol. (the "a" is for "Affiliate" and the "u" is for the "User" Hope this helps,
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