Affise Link Tracking

Affise is a performance marketing software for networks, advertisers & agencies to manage their affiliate networks, track traffic, & optimize their results. It helps professionals automate processes from the creative phase to conversions and from publishers to payments. This tutorial describes how to use Affise software to track links easily.

Audience targeting

Managers can target a specific audience based on geographic regions, mobile carriers, browsers and more. Additionally, users can generate payouts in multiple currencies and export billing information in several formats. Affise comes with an application programming interface (API), which allows enterprises to modify and integrate the platform with various third-party systems.

 What are Affise Links?

Tracking is one of the most essential parts when it comes to affiliate marketing as it helps in the measurement of the performance of any advertising campaign.

Affise lets you monitor the whole flow of data and records every action taken upon it, usually it is interpreted through three crucial metrics: conversions, clicks, and impressions.Affise comes in and relieves you of all your worries about tracking your marketing activities. You may utilize Affise monitoring to track impressions, clicks, leads, purchases, and nearly any other user behavior you wish to track, whether you’re a direct advertiser or an affiliate network.

 Creating Your Affise Links

 Affise platform is developed primarily to manage affiliates and affiliate programs, provide access to multiple programs, track and analyze ad campaigns performance in real-time, share reports with partners, make payments, and so on. It supports advertisers, agencies, and networks with a customizable solution. Also, affise has a great reach when looked at, therefore creating an own affiliate network seems to be a possible and feasible idea.

 Affise Clicks tracking

To be able to track clicks as Affise you need to be integrated with both advertiser’s and affiliate’s systems

1) Advertiser gives a tracking link to Affise’s customer;

2) Office’s customer creates an offer and adds the link to ‘Tracking URL’ field;

3) The customer generates a link for a specific affiliate on the page of an offer;

4) The client provides the affiliate with this link;

5) The affiliate adds this link to his tracking system;

6) The affiliate generates his link on the basis of the Affise link and implements it into a banner.

 When users click on one of the offers (banners that they see online), they actually click on a tracking link. Thus tracking link is a special URL that networks at Affise use to register the click, in a way that users won’t notice.  

At Affise you can also enable Parallel tracking. Important to remember here, that in order to handle parallel tracking both affiliate and advertiser are to be compatible with parallel tracking on their sides. 

 Conversions tracking

One of the most important tracking metrics is conversion tracking, the tracking of the achieved final actions. Tracking conversions is essential for creating further offer payouts. 

Basically, there are 2 ways of tracking conversions:

1) C2S (client to server) Integration is used when an advertiser has no tracking tools connected to his website. It involves the usage of a special pixel that is put into the code of success page (i.e. the page where users are directed upon the desired action)  to notify Affise system that a conversion has occurred.

2) S2S (server to server) Integration is used to get a notification on a conversion from Advertiser’s system. It involves the usage of Postback URL – a special URL that serves as a notification about the action made by a user-generated in Affise system.

In conclusion

Affise is a great all-in-one platform for marketers and brands. Their set of tools and features will ensure that you’re getting the most out of your partner program. Customer support is always here for you to help and pricing is very reasonable. You should consider using this service with a 30-day free trial if it meets your requirements.