Hi kustomkanine -

eBay To Go is not available as a tool for affiliates now. To view what tools you can use as an affiliate, visit the eBay affiliate page - http://affiliates.ebay.com.

Thanks,
Stephen

I agree that the affiliate connection would make the Ebay to Go tool more powerful.

frantichippie,

I was wondering if you could clarify this a bit more... You wrote "affiliate tools hide all the title keywords anyway so that they aren't indexed in the search engines".

Are you saying that the content within a Editor Kit item isn't picked up by spiders? If so, that'd be understandable. However, if using the Flexible Destination Tool (which allows placement of text links into your site's content...) that I would think would get crawled just fine. Am I wrong about that?

I was lucky enough to go to eBay Live 2007 and sit in on the ToGo presentation. Count me in the group of users who would find value in being able to stuff an affiliate ID into the ToGo widget to capture that traffic. You know people are going to be clicking on the top left corner and heading straight to eBay!

Anyone know how to create an affiliate site like this one?

http://deals.globalmusiczone.com/

Hello Stephen,

It was very thoughtless saying you can create an affilitate version of "To Go". This additional step does NOTHING. The copied code doesn't shows your PID. So, what's the point?

Hello Stephen,

I've tried it today and it's OK now.

Thanks.

Hello Stephen,

I also do not see the PID in the HTML. Even after having loaded page to site it does not show in the HTML.

The Script is there, But no PID nor &SID.

Please advice

M.S.S

I have a stupid question. I'm new to Ebay Affiliates, and can anyone tell me where I can locate my PID? I've looked all over my account info - absolutely nothing mentions anything close to a PID number.Is this info hidden or embedded somewhere?

Can anyone tell me if these links can hurt my sites search engine rankings and if they are "nofollow" links are not?