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Hi Guys.
I was hoping some of you Affiliate expert would have an answer for this question.
If I created a direct link for a product. Lets say a microphone. you click on the link but don't buy the product. You end up browsing around and buying something else. Do I get the credit for the thing you bought?
I have heard mixed answers when it comes to this.
My understanding is yes because at one time it set a cookie on the user's browser. I think that is the way it still works.
I was thinking the same but does it set the cookie for all things amazon or just that product you linked to?
I believe it's for all things. For instance, if I follow your link, let's say for a microphone and I decide to not buy it but instead buy a DVD, you should get credit for it. Even if I come back a day or two later, unless I've followed another Amazon affiliate link from someone else, you should still get credit for anything I buy. That has been the way I've understood it to always work. I've had an affiliate account for about 3 years or so.Quote:
Originally Posted by andrewzarian
Interesting... I had no idea thats how it works.. thank for the info !!!
