a bit confused ...
a2zgraphicsworks
Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 12:00:49 PM
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Joined: 5/13/2009
Posts: 144
Location: Phoenix
Not that that is all that un-usual ...

But, am trying to understand 'links' construction that benefit me as a seller. Read what is posted by Zazzle - confused.

What is the 'best' way to construct a link to our ... shop? ... specific product? so I earn the most possible on each sale.

xxxxxxxxxxx/###### ... or ... ? ... Zazzle 'star' ... ?

Is this a 'constant' or does it vary?
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shopaholicchick
Posted: Friday, June 26, 2009 12:14:49 PM
 Zazzle Proseller
Groups: ProSeller

Joined: 10/6/2008
Posts: 3,294
linking to the shop front vs to a specific product does nto vary the % you will earn if you make a sale...

if you are on a site about purple people eater bumper stickers...you are better to link directly to a purple people eater bumper sticker not the front page of your shop....but if your just telling people about your shop link tot he front page so they can see the variety of what you sell

putting the * works if you are linking to your own store only....if you have multiple stores and want all the referral one 1 specific shop so it accumulates higher for the proseller then you need to use that associate ID to link to the other stores even if they are yours or the referrals will be all over on each individual shop
urbanphotos
Posted: Sunday, June 28, 2009 10:47:54 AM
 Zazzle Proseller
Groups: ProSeller

Joined: 9/22/2007
Posts: 635
It looks like you mostly sell military stuff so to maximize the effectiveness of your links, you'd match the link to the web site content.

For example, if you have a blog about the military in general, you'd link to your storefront. If you write a blog post specifically about the US Army then you'd link to a US Army section or specific US Army product that relates to the blog post.

Include your affiliate ID at the end of the link, like this:

Code:
http://www.zazzle.com/las_vegas_strip_sunset_aerial_photo_poster_print-228990890592802093?rf=238382316261240286


(?rf=affiliate number)

Free sites like Hubpages, Qassia, and Squidoo let you write articles about topics and include links to your products. Writing a Hub page about dogs and including links to US Navy products is far less effective than writing a Hub page about the US Navy and including links to US Navy products... although a Hub page about dogs with a link to a US Navy dog shirt might produce a few sales per year.
a2zgraphicsworks
Posted: Tuesday, June 30, 2009 6:16:25 PM
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Joined: 5/13/2009
Posts: 144
Location: Phoenix
Thanks folks ... yep, this shop is all military (others are focused niches of different subjects or products).

So ... the link would be

www.zazzle.com/a2zgraphicsworks*

For putting a link on my own offsite website - to the ... shop?

www.zazzle.com/a2zgraphicsworks.../?rf= -(some number)-

for putting a link to an individual product -or- chop the product and it goes directly to the shop.

I've got my shops linked on the Volume Bonus pages, but the Affiliate Number is eluding my search - so I guess (some number) is an 'assigned' number -after- doing the Associate sign up - I've found the 'Agreement' but there is no link to follow to sign up. Hint?
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