Undetectable JavaScript redirect idea
Once upon a time… search engine robots were big and dumb, which included the fact that they couldn’t read JavaScript. Back then you could stick in something simple like location.href=”feed url” and enjoy your coolness:) Unfortunately, those sweet times are gone forever.
The search engines of today are intelligent and mean living creatures that can track, filter, and ban almost any type of additional redirects or refspams they detect. Since I have been observing this area of the Internet activities for some time, I have been thinking about new ways of doing things. It seems to me that the only “working” way to redirect without being noticed by the search engine bots today is to use onmousemove event. Everything else is possible to detect one way or the other. This is possible because search engine bots based on browsers will not be able to move the mouse, since this restriction is specifically entered in the browser itself, otherwise hackers would devastate us all:)
If for a moment we assume that we are a Black Hat SEO optimizers, then using this idea, we could come up with some interesting things. For instance, there could be a “/div” attached to the mouse cursor and change coordinates with the move of the mouse. Then, wherever the user clicks, he will end up in the link that’s hidden in the code. Importantly enough, this click will be recorded by the clickheat with the exact coordinates on the page which were actually the coordinates when the click was made by the user.
Note to self:
Please keep in mind, these are observations and posted here for the purpose of debate only.
Also very important: doing these types of modifications and running similar scripts on AdSense clickables is a very bad idea and I wouldn’t recommend anyone to try it.
Beck @ ProfitSEO.com
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