Where I Place Affiliate Links in Blog Posts to Get the Most Conversions and Not Feel Spammy
Have you ever wondered why one post will convert like crazy while your other ones just sit there collecting dust? It's not just about what you say, but where you put your affiliate links that can make a world of difference!
In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through:
✅ Where to place your affiliate links in your blog posts to get the most clicks and conversions without feeling spammy!
✅ Why delivering value is the key to conversions
✅ Several spots you can use in your own content to make your affiliate links feel like a seamless extension of the value you're delivering!
Now it’s your turn! 👇🏻
💥 Where are your go-to spots for your affiliate links in your product review posts?
💥 What techniques do you use to make them feel as seamless as possible?
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Hello, I would like to ask a question. I am just starting and the only affiliate link I have now is the Wealthy Affiliate link. I put it on my profile page with my Instagram and YouTube links . My question is; should I also put my Wealthy Affiliate link on all of my article posts? If I do, I would probably put them at the bottom. Thank you for this video. MAC.
Instead of placing your WA affiliate link in every article, just link to your WA review and you place your affiliate link there. 💯
Thanks for this informative video. I haven't really done any reviews, but when I'm writing a blog post and mention specific tool or something that pertains to the article, I will just link the text or sentence that pertains to it.
I was wondering about that sticky bar you mentioned. Do you have that in any of your WordPress trainings. I don't recall it in the 2025 WordPress trainings.
Your best bet is when you mention a specific tool or something in a blog post that pertains to the article, write out that review post and keep your affiliate links in the review post and then you just link to the review article from your blog post 👍🏼
Hi Eric,
Great class and valuable info.
Your blog post seems to have more than 2000 words and you have 2 affiliate links, but if the post is around 1500 words, how many affiliate links do you recommend?
I usually use 2 affiliate links, as you mentioned, but if the post is shorter, it feels like it's crammed with affiliates.
I like the sticky affiliate at the bottom of the page. Which tool or plugin have you used?
Thanks,
Maria
There is no ratio for number of words to affiliate links. It’s just a matter of placing them in a way that feels natural and seamless. That’s the key. 👍🏼
Thanks Eric love the Batman curtains in the backdrop.
As for the video, yes always deliver first and I like the option you gave towards the end of the pros and cons to not give an affiliate link but instead send them to the review for them to read more.
This not only benefits the reader but doing this also benefits the site by giving added juice with internal linking as well.
Great work
Also can if you haven't already give a training on that sticky link you have at the bottom of the page would love to learn more on that as well.
Andre
Batman curtains? I think I’ve been telling everyone so much that I’m Batman that I have yall seeing things now 🤣
Glad you enjoyed this!
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Hi Eric!
Thanks for sharing this valuable video about where to place affiliate links in blog post! Indeed, it is important to first deliver value then placing affiliate link at the end of your content which seems most natural and seamless and that where I place my affiliate links in most cases.
Have an awesome weekend! Wishing you the very best!
Kind regards,
Nichola
Thank you, Nichola!
You are welcome!