Best Shortener For Amazon Affiliate Links

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Is there a better shortener for Amazon affiliate links (free)? Right now, I’m using Cuttly, but I think it’s unable to track some Amazon affiliate sales. Previously, I used TinyURL, but it was the worst all the traffic went to waste. It didn’t track a single sale; it only showed stats, not sales.
 
Is there a better shortener for Amazon affiliate links (free)? Right now, I’m using Cuttly, but I think it’s unable to track some Amazon affiliate sales. Previously, I used TinyURL, but it was the worst all the traffic went to waste. It didn’t track a single sale; it only showed stats, not sales.
I’ve had the same issue with some free shorteners. I’d suggest giving Bitly a try — it’s reliable and tracks pretty well. The downside is it’s a bit pricey, but I use it myself and haven’t faced the tracking problems I had with others.
 
I’ve had the same issue with some free shorteners. I’d suggest giving Bitly a try — it’s reliable and tracks pretty well. The downside is it’s a bit pricey, but I use it myself and haven’t faced the tracking problems I had with others.
Bitly is free with unlimited traffic and 1000 links
 
i would do your own, that way you can whitelist your domain in approved sites, and do your thing, and on the hompeage, you can just put a message that says custom shortner, and amazon assisote. Although that doesn't get round the problem of when you show it, you need ato also show the context that the link IS an amazon one, and you get comepsnsation. I seen a massvive x user, taht uses amazon affilaite links, and he has that context message in his bio.
 
I noticed shorteners often break Amazon’s referral tags, so test each one with a live link before using it extensively.
 
I’d avoid Bitly or similar if you’re using OneLink, because Amazon says third-party shortened links may not redirect properly.
 
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