Geniuslink Blog
Have you ever drafted the perfect tweet or YouTube description, and then the second you drop in a link to an article, and you have to share an ugly URL like this:
Not only is the link ugly, but you could be missing key analytics from people clicking on your link! Enter URL shortening services and URL shortener analytics. Not only can you shorten links like that to a clean and simple “https://geni.us/gfxmas” but you can also derive useful data about who is clicking your links.
One somewhat controversial topic in affiliate marketing is whether or not you should ‘nofollow’ affiliate links, especially as it correlates to SEO. Let’s talk about how to do it, and whether it’s the best thing to do.
In the affiliate marketing world, last-click attribution is often discussed for sale/conversion attribution.
In the modern-day of privacy and data, it can be difficult to figure out where to start when it comes to interpreting your audience. Last click attribution is commonly used to reward affiliate marketers for sending buyers to a site. It is also a fantastic way to figure out where your own audience is coming from and help you to invest in ways to keep them coming. We compiled this blog to give you an introductory rundown on Last Click Attribution so you can better understand and use it in your affiliate practice.
You may be asking, what is last-click attribution?
My name is Adam Clapton, I’m the founder of WisePick.org, an online magazine dedicated to house improvement and product reviews (we are members of the Amazon Associates Program).
Before that I worked as a freelance writer for various projects including newspapers.
I am a wife, mom, Slytherin, tea addict, and ass kicker.
I am currently on working on launching do-it-together video marketing membership while continuing to produce my weekly podcast and two Youtube videos a week (oh and run my agency.)