Affiliate Butler Pro

Adding affiliate links by hand means editing every post and page, and fixing each one if a URL changes. This plugin handles that with keyword rules. You pick a keyword, assign a URL, and the plugin turns matching text into a link across your content. The URL can be internal or external, and you can control whether the link is case-sensitive.

Once links are live, the plugin records how they perform. You can look at clicks, visitor countries, browsers and device types, and review results keyword by keyword. Custom reports filter by time frame, link type or other conditions. Settings such as Do Follow or No Follow and a per-post link limit help you keep the links tidy and readable. It suits blogs, online stores and business sites, from a single site to several.

Features

• Keyword auto-linking: Targeted keywords are converted into affiliate or internal links automatically, so you do not have to insert each link manually in every post.
• Internal and external URLs: Assign any internal or external URL to a keyword and have it linked wherever that keyword appears across your website.
• Popups for linked keywords: Link a keyword to a customizable popup that displays a video, an image or a form when a visitor interacts with it.
• Do Follow and No Follow: Choose whether affiliate links pass SEO value by setting them to Do Follow or No Follow, depending on how you want links treated.
• Click analytics: See stats on clicks, visitor countries, browsers and device types, with keyword-specific figures so you can compare how each keyword performs.
• Custom reports: Generate reports based on time frames, link types or other conditions to monitor your campaigns and decide what to adjust.
• Link shortening: Affiliate URLs are shortened automatically, which gives you cleaner links to display in your content.
• Link limits and category linking: Set a maximum number of times a keyword is linked per post, and link categories and taxonomies to their archive pages automatically.

Best for

• Bloggers who add affiliate links to many posts
• Online stores and business sites running affiliate campaigns
• Marketers who track clicks by keyword and device