MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate for WordPress Review
If you have any hopes of earning money from affiliate products, MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate is one high-priced plugin that you must have.
The program automatically replaces words and phrases on your blog with affiliate links, allowing you to earn a commission every time someone purchases a product through those links. For example, I set the key phrase “ninja affiliate” to link to the official product sales page. Should you purchase the product through my link, I would earn a commission on the $97 purchase price. I have a maximum of 3 linkable key phrases set, so not every occurrence of the “ninja affiliate” keyphrase will be automatically linked in this post.
From the WordPress admin control panel, you can control keywords/phrases to replace with affiliate links, the number of affiliate links to display per page, the affiliate destination link and whether or not you want to cloak your links. Additional functionalities include:
- Set the “ninja links” to appear in the browser status bar with you own custom URLs. I used “http://www.blogtap.net/recommends/ninja” for the “ninja affiliate” key phrase.
- Easily disable/enable keyword/phrase groups, allowing you to diagnose and fine-tune earning potential.
- Choose the number of time one keyword is replaced per post or page.
- Open clicked affiliate links in new windows.
- Add the “nofollow” attribute value so search engines ignore affiliate links.
- Custom link formatting (set the font color, font family, weight and font size of affiliate links)
- Exclude pages and specified categories from being auto-linked with Ninja Affiliate.
In short: there is absolutely nothing left out of this plugin.
I tested the WordPress plugin for a little over three days and witnessed spectacular results. I created a link called “traffic” and set it to replace the keywords “traffic,” “visitors” and “SEO” throughout my blog. I was able to get 82 raw clicks for just those keywords.
In PPC language, at about 30 cents per click, that’s about $25 earned. I can live with paying a one time fee of $97 if I am able to earn that back in a week.
Overall, Ninja Affiliate is a fantastic plugin that is sure to be a big-earner for this blog once its traffic volume is substantial enough. All of the extra features MaxBlogPress threw in (like link formatting and cloaking) make this plugin above par and worth my dollars.
9.5 out of 10
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Hi there could I reference some of the information from this post if I reference you with a link back to your site?
Sure, feel free to. Be sure to link back
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It seams interesting, although I have tried about 10 different affiliate click sense program in a blog I have and never saw any decent profit, but I will take a look at this one.
It’s kind of stuff like infolinks,the difference is that you have to create them manually while infolinks set them automatically and pay for every single clicks.Anyway,it’s a good plugin.
The price is high for me sine but if this plugin can bring me enough revenue in the long term then I will definitely buy this.
i too am curious about the return on your investment. Also i believe this service might now be freely available through various ad selling sites