Free Voucher and Offer XML Feeds

**Leeky** · 22-12-10

We have now enabled our voucher and offer xml webservices on free subscriptions, this will work on a 50/50 ClickShare basis.

So you now have nothing to lose trying it out, if you end up making enough money to justify a £15 monthly paid subscription then upgrade, if not then leave it at a free subscription.

The feed uses the same api requests as a paid feed so upgrading to 100% your id's wouldn't require any coding changes at your end at all, and the switch over would be seemless.

Paid feeds contain your transparent affiliate links, however free feeds are reuqired to go via iCodes first to ensure the 50/50 clickshare isn't tampered with.

Lee

**theDaveB** · 23-12-10

Hi Lee,

I already use your FREE units, so though I would give codes feed a try.

Knocked up a quick aspx page and am displaying the feed ok but don't get the link the user clicks. How do they ever see a voucher code ?

The links just go to the merchants site (via a redirect from icodes).

Cheers,

Dave

**Leeky** · 23-12-10

Hi Dave

Can you show me the something you have knocked up ;-), this will give me a better idea of what you mean.

I can't see the connection between a link and a voucher code, they are different things in different fields in the feed.. unless however their is something missing from the actual feed or if i'm not understanding what you mean.

Cheers

Lee

**Leeky** · 23-12-10

Here is an example of the clickshare feed and you will see the voucher code is included..

example feed

The user will click the webservices.icodes link (this contains your id's 50% of the time during the redirect), the voucher code is treated seperately and outputted to the screen via coding at your end which you would use along side the link.

Lee