Turn a 140-character tracking URL into linx.ly/headphones-yt. The affiliate parameters pass through untouched, each placement keeps its own click count, and the destination stays yours to change.
Paste the affiliate URL into our link shortener, name the back-half per placement, and post it.
Straight from the network, with the placement already written into its subID field.
linx.ly/headphones-yt for the video, linx.ly/headphones-ig for the bio page. Same destination, separate counts.
Clicks per link in Linxly, commissions per subID in the network. The two line up per placement.
The network gives you one number per link and stops at the sale. Everything about where the click came from has to be built into the link before you post it.
Post the same affiliate URL in a video description, a bio page and a newsletter and the network reports all three as one figure. A separate short link per placement is what pulls them apart.
Products go out of stock, catalogues get restructured and programs close. A raw affiliate URL keeps sending people to a dead page forever, because you are not going to edit a video description from two years ago.
A link stuffed with tag=, subid= and clickref= is visibly watching the reader. It also wraps over three lines on a phone and gets cut off mid-parameter in a caption.
The network decides what it shows you about conversions. The click count sits on your side of the redirect, which makes it the one figure that stays yours when a program changes its reporting.
Six placements, and what changes in each one when the link is short, named and counted separately.
A readable slug under a video reads as a recommendation. A 140-character tracking URL reads as paid placement, which is true, but you do not have to lead with it.
One link field, so the answer is a bio page with a card per product. Point each card at its own short link — the page counts visits, not products.
Pins keep sending traffic for years, and the ones working hardest were saved to boards you cannot edit. A repointable link matters more here than anywhere else on this list.
Your own count for a channel the network reports as direct traffic. Check the program first — Amazon Associates bans affiliate links in email whatever format they are in.
Short enough to read out loud and retype from a screenshot, which is how a good share of TikTok traffic actually arrives.
Every link generates a QR code automatically — a market stall, a workshop handout, a box insert — and scans land in the same click data as taps.
Not one blended total. Every click is logged with where it came from, on what device, and in which browser.
Clicks are counted at the redirect, before the visitor reaches the merchant, so the figure is yours regardless of what the program reports back. Requests from crawlers, preview bots and headless browsers are filtered out before a click is recorded.
Short is the easy part. These are the things that matter once the link is sitting in a description, a pin and an email you already sent.
linx.ly/headphones-yt, linx.ly/headphones-ig, linx.ly/headphones-news. One slug per placement, readable in a caption and typeable from a screenshot.
Repoint the slug at a new product, a new merchant or a review page of your own. Every video, pin and post already published follows without being touched.
Tag traffic heading to pages you own. For traffic heading to a merchant, mirror the same placement label in the network's subID field.
Crawlers, preview bots and headless browsers are screened out before a click is recorded, so the number you compare against sales is people.
Give a seasonal offer an end date and send the late clicks somewhere that still makes sense, or keep a link behind a password for a private list.
Generated automatically for flyers, packaging and stall signage, and reported separately from taps so you can see which one worked.
bit.ly is the link most people recognise, and recognition is the part that matters least here. What decides it for affiliate work is whether you can name a back-half per placement, repoint a link after the product disappears, and read the clicks split by country, device and referrer.