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Any experience with Skimlinks?
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1:22 pm
May 3, 2013


Jeff Rose

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Don't think I would use it on my blog, but sounds like it would be good for a newer blogger that didn't have the time to apply to a bunch of different affiliates. 

 

Any experience?

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7:03 pm
May 4, 2013


The College Investor

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I'm giving it a shot on two of my sites.  It works just like InfoLinks…if you're okay with InfoLinks, you'll probably be okay with Skimlinks.

 

Just added it last week, so too early to tell anything, but I'll keep you posted if I like it.  

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6:17 pm
May 5, 2013


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I have used in on multiple sites for years.  It is awesome and works really well.  They deal with affiliate linking in two ways.  They will overwrite regular links to any sites that are affiliated in their system, around 36,000.  They also will link certain words to affiliated sites.  It is super simple to use, just add one line of javascript and you are done.  It can also turned off by adding a simple DIV tag.  Their system will not overwrite current affiliated links, so you don't have to worry about cannibalizing your own links.

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12:24 pm
May 14, 2013


Eric – PersonalProfitability.com

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I use it primarily because you can't be an Amazon affiliate in Colorado. I do most of my own stuff with Pretty Link Pro.

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