Start your own affiliate shop.

A shortlist inside a category

Jackets holds every jacket you have, all year round. What you want to point at in October is a handful of them. A style is that handful: you pick products out of one category and give the set a name. Fall Jackets inside Jackets, in this example. A car parts site might keep Winter Tyres inside Tyres.

"Style" is only the default word, and you can rename it to anything that fits what you write about: Looks, Collections, Editions, Seasons.

Your readers meet it in two places. It is a page of its own, with its own URL, your own words on it and its own title and description for Google, so it can be what you link to from a post. And it is a box in the filter list, so someone already looking at Jackets can switch it on and stay where they are.

You can pick every product by hand, or set rules like a brand, a colour, a price range or a word in the product name, and let MyFeeds collect the matches out of every later import. They wait on a list until you wave them through, so nothing turns up in your shop that you have not seen.

Off until you switch it on in the shop settings. A style can also stay out of the shop and be there only for you, when you place products in a post.

Make it look like your own

Set the colours, fonts, how many products sit in a row, what happens when someone points at a product, which side the filters are on, how big the pictures are and much more. Products per row is set separately for phone, tablet and laptop, so a phone is not a squeezed laptop.

A live preview sits next to the controls and follows every change as you make it, and it switches between laptop, tablet and phone. What you see there is the same card your visitors get, built by the same code.

No theme to buy and no code anywhere. You can put everything back to the defaults, and undo that too if you change your mind.

You see which products earn

Clicks per post, product and brand, how many people came, and the commissions your networks confirm, in one place instead of one login per network.

Every link out goes through your own site first, so the click is counted before the reader leaves. It keeps counting even when a visitor blocks scripts, which is where most click counters go quiet.

Products that have gone inactive, because the merchant stopped listing them, are flagged here too, together with the posts that still link to them, so you know what to fix first.