Aside from visiting doctorofcredit.com, there are numerous ways to keep up with the site:
- Signup for a daily email – each morning your’ll get an email with all the posts from the previous day. Signup option can be found on every page of the site at the bottom-right.
- Signup for our weekly newsletter – each Monday morning you’ll get an email with a roundup of posts from the week before, as well as a full list of all last week’s posts. Signup option can be found on every page of the site at the bottom-right.
- Sign up for our RSS feed. You’ll see new posts in your reader/feedly when they go live on the site.
- Follow us on Twitter  or Facebook. You’ll see new posts in your feed when they go live on the site. We’re also active on Twitter posting about smaller deals which don’t warrant a dedicated post and answering reader’s questions.
- Follow the dedicated Dochotdeals Twitter account. We only post there when there’s a hot deal which might die fast. You can even receive mobile notifications for these hot deals using Twitter notifications as outlined here.
- Signup for Desktop Notifications on your browser. This option will show you every new post instantly when it goes live on the site. It’s the fastest way to see any DoC news since there’s no delay. Signup by clicking the bell on the bottom-right of the page (Chrome, Safari, and Firefox).
Those who are signed up for our daily emails or RSS feed may have noticed that some links are missing from the posts shown. This is due to a new plugin we use which removes all Amazon links from going out in those emails.
Amazon recently reached out to let us know that they don’t allow using their Amazon Associates affiliate program in private communications such as email. They had apparently tracked the clicks and saw some of our traffic was coming from email and RSS, and they sent us a compliance warning with 5 days to fix the issue.
To conform, we’re using a plugin which simply removes all Amazon links. (I guess we weren’t the first one’s who had this issue. 🙂 ) Would be great if it were possible to have the link go out as a standard link without the affiliate tracking, but the plugin doesn’t work that way. If anybody knows of any other solutions, we’d love to hear them. Thankfully it’s not difficult for users to be able to see the real links, just click through to the actual post and they will be showing fine on the normal website.
Thought it was worth a word of explanation about this. Maybe some bloggers will find this interesting too. And as always, we appreciate those who support the site by using our Amazon affiliate link!
