[GET] New coupon code for buying and selling domains

[Sali]

and about souf78, i can say only big THANKS, and RESPECT to him! Thanks to him many users now has hundred of courses for free! And to just Rep that user is not enough for all what he done!

[PunkTank]

hey thanks sali.... people should be grateful that FREE COUPONS are being shared.... and should check the links... before commenting since the the 2 courses are totally different.
it doesn't matter from where you get the coupon as long as it works... i for one always look in BBHF udemy section for coupons instead of other sites(even though i have many bookmarked) because i know people find all kinda courses from VARIOUS sources and post it HERE... so it doesn't bother me as long as we get the product...

[obrienm70]

+rep both contributors. Thank you guys for sharing. These are 2 different courses, one is about buying-selling domain in general, the other is specific on ebay.

[kontiki]

Let's see,
There are two courses it seems,this is the first one with clean link
[code]https://www.udemy.com/buying-and-selling-domains-on-ebay-for-beginners/?couponCode=reddit [/code]
It focus on buying and selling domain on ebay.

And the second one is
[code]https://www.udemy.com/buy-sell-domains-for-massive-profit-or-for-passive-income/?couponCode=www.edudealer.com[/code]

In the OP the link redirects to the main site www.edudealer.com home page so it may confuse some people.

Hope this helps to put in perspective.

[palomapreston]

When the coupon code is edudealer.com, it's pretty obvious whoever owns the edudealer site will claim for affiliate % cut. The thing is if the course is free, what is there to claim???

Can anyone enlighten me on this?

[LiquidMoney]

[quote='pabopabo' pid='788626' dateline='1403711329']
When the coupon code is edudealer.com, it's pretty obvious whoever owns the edudealer site will claim for affiliate % cut. The thing is if the course is free, what is there to claim???

Can anyone enlighten me on this?
[/quote]
Your not smart at all our you? i think your in the wrong proffession. The person that licks on the links on the site or goes tot he site will get cookies on their computer. alot of people actually buy udemy courses as well.So when that person does decide to buy a day from now or whenever the website owner will get the credit which the OP more then likely owns

[palomapreston]

[quote='LiquidMoney' pid='791209' dateline='1403828343']
[quote='pabopabo' pid='788626' dateline='1403711329']
When the coupon code is edudealer.com, it's pretty obvious whoever owns the edudealer site will claim for affiliate % cut. The thing is if the course is free, what is there to claim???

Can anyone enlighten me on this?
[/quote]
Your not smart at all our you? i think your in the wrong proffession. The person that licks on the links on the site or goes tot he site will get cookies on their computer. alot of people actually buy udemy courses as well.So when that person does decide to buy a day from now or whenever the website owner will get the credit which the OP more then likely owns
[/quote]I'm sorry, but you're not answering my question. Please read my question again, thanks.

[Sali]

but this is not an affiliate link, its a coupon code name, affiliate links has got special affiliate ending identification. A coupon name is just a coupon name. In a coupon name you can write whatever you want.

[jamdup]

Thanks for the share. All the info I can find on this topic is greatly appreciated.

[palomapreston]

[quote='Sali' pid='791563' dateline='1403848548']
but this is not an affiliate link, its a coupon code name, affiliate links has got special affiliate ending identification. A coupon name is just a coupon name. In a coupon name you can write whatever you want.
[/quote]I'm not insinuating anything against you, Sali. Just trying to learn something from edudealer and the course instructor from a marketing standpoint.

For the instructor, setting "edudealer.com" as a coupon code would be great for tracking and analytics. For edudealer, it gives the site some publicity.