G-Ads How can I turn an affiliate link into a simple, regular-looking one?

[Haner]

I’m pretty new to this, so please don’t judge haha! I have a lot of affiliate links from sites like MagicLinks, and I’m wondering how I can make those links look normal so I can run ads with them.

Thanks!

 

[ZineBunny]

That’s why you use a helper website. You create a site called aiprofitstoday.com (or something that fits your idea). On your site, you add links to the products you want to share. You can also add a small banner or a heading like “Suggested Links” or “Trusted Partners.

 

[Haner]

That’s why you use a helper website. You create a site called aiprofitstoday.com (or something that fits your idea). On your site, you add links to the products you want to share. You can also add a small banner or a heading like “Suggested Links” or “Trusted Partners.

So, I’ll put ads on the website link instead? How does that bring visitors to the exact link?

 

[Heracyte]

Just hide it using your own website name or try a link shortener like Bitly, but check first to see if it gets blocked.

 

[ZineBunny]

So, I’ll put ads on the website link instead? How does that bring visitors to the exact link?

Usually, advertisers don’t want you to use their plain links. And Google doesn’t like when lots of different affiliate links are spammed everywhere. I’m not totally sure, but this is what I’ve heard from others. When people mess up, they often look for ways to hide their links.

The right way is to send visitors to a page, like a landing page, where you can collect info like emails or send them to the offer with a button. Or you can send them to a website with useful content so people learn about your brand.

I hope you’re not thinking you can just get affiliate ads ready on day 1, add hundreds of ads to Google on day 2, and then make a lot of money on day 3. Or something that crazy simple. LOL. You’ll soon learn why getting good at paid ads can cost a lot.

 

[Haner]

I’m okay with paying someone to handle my ads for me, haha. I’m pretty sure there’s a service like that out there somewhere.

Thanks a lot!

 

[Haner]

Just hide it using your own website name or try a link shortener like Bitly, but check first to see if it gets blocked.

Can I take the affiliate link and hide it? Will that make a new link I can use?

 

[Ormesha]

Can I take the affiliate link and hide it? Will that make a new link I can use?

Yes, it will give you a shorter link that works as a helper or cover.

 

[Haner]

Yes, it will give you a shorter link that works as a helper or cover.

Where can I hide a link? Thanks a lot, really!

 

[Runnish]

I think you can use a link shortener like Bitly or TinyURL, or use a website name to hide the link.

 

[Captaintis]

You can use a URL shortener like Bitly or hide the link with your own website name to make it look nicer.

 

[Dingessi]

The only one that really works well for this is BTLY. It's the top pick for stuff like this.

 

[MagazineTopic]

It’s safer to use another website in between instead of just a short link. But what’s even better is making your own real page or site with stuff people can read—especially if what you’re sharing works well with written info.

 

[Styxin]

Try using a link shortener like Bitly.

 

[Batersch]

Super easy way: You can make your links shorter using tools like TinyURL or Bitly.

More pro-looking way: Use your own website name and set up a link that jumps to your main one, so it looks neat and clean.

Good for ads: Add a little code to your links (called UTM) so you can see which ads are doing the best.

Best for Google and future use: Make a special page with stuff you suggest—people trust it more and might click more too.

Hope this helps you out!

 

[HorrayScoop]

Try using a short link maker, or grab a website name that points to your offer.