The Amazon Affiliate Cookie: 24 Hours, and What Ends It
Amazon gives you a 24-hour window, and three ordinary visitor actions can close it sooner. Here is what the rules actually say and where your real leverage is.
Earn more from every affiliate link: correct tagging, geo-localized storefronts, and catching dead or out-of-stock products before they cost you.
Powered by DevDome Affiliate ManagerAmazon gives you a 24-hour window, and three ordinary visitor actions can close it sooner. Here is what the rules actually say and where your real leverage is.
OneLink runs as a script in your visitor's browser, which gives it several ways to fail silently. Here are the common causes, in the order worth checking.
Lasso does display and link management well. If most of your income is Amazon, the deciding features are different ones. Here is how to compare on what earns.
AAWP builds the best-looking Amazon boxes on WordPress, and it needs API keys to do it. Here is when that dependency becomes a problem, and what to use instead.
Two of these tools cloak and track links. The third keeps Amazon clicks earning. Here is what each one actually solves, and which gap is costing you money.
Most lost affiliate income comes from a few avoidable mistakes, not bad content. Here are seven that quietly drain commissions, and the fix for each.
Products sell out and listings disappear constantly. When yours do, your clicks hit a wall. Here is the real cost and how to send those clicks somewhere that still earns.
A single missing tag turns a commission into a free referral for Amazon. Here is how links lose their tags and how to keep every one of them earning.
A large part of your audience may be abroad, clicking links that pay you nothing. Here is how Amazon's regional programs work and how to capture those lost sales.
Both tools route international clicks to a visitor's local Amazon, but they work differently. Here is how OneLink and a geo plugin compare on earnings and control.