Hi Phil,

I followed your advice but issue still there, I now see a blank space instead of blog image.
See the attachment please.

Thanks for your help:).

Kaleem

i had to install rank math on a test site...
it created the social post without issue...and used the featured image...
i wonder whether disabling the featured image on the post has disrupted rank maths ability to detect a featured image...
have you tried adding an image to the rank math social tab

Thanks Eric:)

I didn't join using anyone's link. I came across WA while searching online for platform.

That’s exactly how everyone finds WA: by searching online 😎👍🏼💯myself included.

In your case not having a personal support coach won’t hold you back at all. Take full advantage of the expert classes and the massive community (it’s filled with a ton of experienced marketers). and it’s like having multiple mentors. 😎👍🏼💯 Keep it up.

Thank you so much Eric 😀

Thanks Phil:)

I don't see anyone in Help except Kyle and Carson which means that I just stumbled upon WA while researching for Aff marketing online. Indeed 1-2 million WA family is my mentor lol:).

yep looks like you can reach out to Kyle and Carson to help you on your journey...
but hte rest of us will try to help as well...
good luck on your online journey....

Thank you so much Phil 😀

Thank you so much abbie:). May is ask if these programs (thirsty affiliate, pretty links) are for link management?

Kaleem

Thanks Abbie:).

I will try the above and get back here if I need further assistance.

Have a great day.

Kaleem

Thanks:).

Kaleem

Yes, I think you can only link from the US site. You then set it up to redirect to the appropriate site if the user is in another country. It also relies on there being an equivalent product on the site you redirected to.

Dave

Thanks Phil:)

Definitely not mentioning prices on my posts besides, prices fluctuate all the time. Visitors are directed automatically or do I need to change some settings in my account?

I write affiliate disclosure at the start of the post and write "affiliate link" next to links, is that okay?

Thanks:).

Thanks Dave,
How do I set the redirection? Will I still get the commission if they are redirected to a different country?

Thanks:)

Linking your US and UK Amazon Associate accounts can be quite beneficial if you’re targeting audiences from both regions. Amazon has a program called OneLink that allows you to connect your international Amazon Associates accounts, including the US and UK accounts, so you can earn commissions from both regions when visitors from different countries click your affiliate links.

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to link your US and UK Amazon Associate accounts:

1. Sign Up for Both US and UK Amazon Associate Accounts

If you don’t already have both accounts, you need to sign up for the Amazon Associates program in each region. Start by going to the Amazon Associates page for the UK (https://affiliate-program.amazon.co.uk) and for the US (https://affiliate-program.amazon.com) and create accounts in each.

You will receive unique tracking IDs for each account, which are essential for earning commissions from clicks generated in each region.

2. Set Up OneLink in Your US Amazon Associates Account

Once you have both accounts, the easiest way to link them is through Amazon’s OneLink feature. To get started:

• Log in to your US Amazon Associates account.

• On the dashboard, find the OneLink option, which should be in the “Tools” menu.

• Follow the instructions to set it up. You’ll be asked to link your UK (and possibly other international) Amazon Associate accounts.

3. Connect Your UK Amazon Associate Account

Once in OneLink, you’ll need to connect your UK Amazon Associate account:

• Navigate to the OneLink Settings page in your US Amazon account.

• Here, you’ll see an option to link international Amazon accounts.

• Select the UK option and enter the details of your UK Amazon Associates account, including the Store ID and the relevant tracking ID.

• Once connected, Amazon will automatically redirect visitors from the UK to your UK affiliate links.

4. Use Universal Amazon Affiliate Links

Once OneLink is set up, any time you use an Amazon US affiliate link on your website, OneLink will automatically detect the region of the visitor. For instance, if a UK-based user clicks a US Amazon link, they’ll be redirected to the appropriate product page on https://Amazon.co.uk.

OneLink helps you maintain a seamless user experience for your visitors while maximizing your affiliate commissions in different regions.

5. Check Your Affiliate Links for Correct Tracking

After setting up OneLink, you might want to test your links to ensure everything is working as expected. You can use a VPN to simulate browsing from different countries or ask friends from the UK or US to test links for you.

Make sure that:

• US visitors are redirected to the correct https://Amazon.com product page with your US affiliate tracking ID.

• UK visitors are redirected to the https://Amazon.co.uk page with your UK tracking ID.

6. Track Your Earnings in Both Accounts

Even though OneLink simplifies the linking process, you’ll still need to track your earnings separately. Your commissions from US traffic will show up in your US Amazon Associate dashboard, and your UK commissions will be tracked in the UK Amazon Associate dashboard.

A Few Things to Note:

• Currency Conversion: Your commissions will be paid in the respective currency of each region, i.e., USD for the US and GBP for the UK. Keep an eye on conversion rates if this is a significant portion of your income.

• Regional Differences in Product Availability: Sometimes, certain products may not be available on both https://Amazon.com and https://Amazon.co.uk. This could affect your commissions for international users.

• Compliance with Regional Guidelines: Make sure you adhere to the specific guidelines and regulations of the Amazon Associates program in each country, as the rules may differ slightly between regions.

With both accounts linked, you can now focus on driving traffic from both regions without worrying about setting up separate links for each country. It’s a neat way to streamline your affiliate marketing efforts and improve your revenue from international visitors.

Have you already experimented with driving international traffic? I’d love to hear how it’s going for you—drop a comment below and share your experience!

Dave

you don't need to set it up to redirect - you can add your affiliate id to the US one and it is automatic...

Great, that makes it even easier 😎

Thanks Phil:). I will follow all the steps above and see if it works.

Have a great day.
kaleem

Wow, thanks Dave:). That's such a detailed response. I really really appreciate it.

My blog is still growing, I do have international traffic but it's not a lot:).

Have a great day.

Kaleem

Thanks Catherine 😊.

Do these than disappear from site map n internet once in draft mode?

Hi abbie,

Thanks for your response:). Do you mean the new updated posts need to go in "draft mode"? These won't be ranking/indexed so what's the point of putting them in "draft mode"?

Kaleem

So if they are in draft mode then they are invisible on internet? What happens to these drafted posts which were once published, in sitmap?

😊

Can we not use re-direction in this case?

Kaleem

Thank you 😃