Link Rotator Script by HomeBizRotator

Welcome to the HomeBizRotator link rotator script blog.

What is a link rotator script?  A link rotator script is a tool that lets you send visitors to one URL, and the script will rotate to a different destination URL with every visit.

For example, you send traffic to a certain link, like http://homebizrotator.com/rotate .  Upon each visit you will see a different website is displayed in order:

Link1 – http://www.videoclipminisites.com
Link2 – http://www.ecompeak.com/blog
Link3 – http://www.eliteaffiliatesystem.com
Link1 – http://www.videoclipminisites.com
Link2 – http://www.ecompeak.com/blog
etc.

Why would you want to rotate links?

I found the need to rotate links when I wanted to do an advertising coop.  I wanted to collect a pool of money for advertising to get a special discounted rate.  Each member who participated in the coop, provided me with a fee for each coop spot.  Then, I would direct traffic from the traffic source to the rotator URL and each coop member would get visits to their web site.

Upon searching for a link rotation script, I could not find a script that did what I needed to do.  I did find a service that would do it for me, but there was a monthly fee associated to the service.  I didn’t want to pay a monthly fee, so I started looking for a rotation script.

Most link rotators that I found were random link rotator scripts.  I theory, if you have enough traffic every link in a random rotator script should get about the same amount of views.  But, I wanted to be sure that each coop member would get the same number of views and they to do this is with a sequential link rotator script.

So, I decided to build a script that would do what I needed it to do.  The HomeBizRotator website rotator script was born.

The rotator script was just what I needed or a coop link rotator, and worked very well.

I soon discovered several other uses for the link rotator script.

I finally started this blog to help educate you on the HomeBizRotator script, to handle support questions, and to let you know of new uses for the rotator script.

Mike