How much of your audience earns you nothing?

A reader in Vienna clicks your amazon.com link, sees prices in dollars and shipping from another continent, and closes the tab. Then they buy the same thing on amazon.de, because that is the store they already have an account with. Nothing about that shows up as a problem in your reports — it shows up as a click that did not convert, which looks like a bad recommendation rather than a routing failure.

That is why this is worth measuring rather than estimating. The share above is not readers you might convert better. It is readers you cannot be paid for at all, at any conversion rate, until there is a tag for the store they end up on.

1. Register in the top programmes

   Each country separately, each issuing its own tracking ID. There is no combined account and no shortcut.

2. Make the sales each one needs

   Every new programme starts its own probation: three qualifying sales within 180 days, counted per country. How that rule works

3. Route each reader to their own store

   OneLink reaches fourteen of the twenty-two. For the rest you need something that holds a tag per store. Where OneLink stops