MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate - Hide and add affiliate links into keywords on Your Blog

There are many great WordPress plugins dedicated to help internet marketer and blogger to build their business and ear money in a way or another. , the plugins are used to manage affiliate links on WordPress blogs, plus give the links a pretty URL and allow you to clock it – one in these plugin is Ninja Affiliate by MaxBlogPress

This article is for bloggers who want to automatically turn all their keywords into affiliate links, but don’t know how.

Before we dive in, let me address an important question:

Did you ever wanted to edit your old posts and include links to a new affiliate product you’ve subscribed with just to find it takes too much time, effort and energy?

There’s no secret! It happened to me yesterday night while I tried to update 8 posts I published in the past. It took me 25 minutes to edit the first four posts; I couldn’t wait for another half hour to finish everything. I am planning to grow this blog, but I don’t know what will happen in the next couple of years, what could happen if I have 5000 blog posts and 100.000 comments?.

How Ninja Affiliate Plugin Works?

Straightforward: you choose a keyword and the plugin links to it; managing the quantity of links inserted and other parameters, in the Ninja Affiliate options.

Take a look:

Time is a big concern for me, so I was actively looking for a solution to save me not only time, but also cut the effort, energy and frustration.

To make a long story short, I’ve found a WordPress plugin you might know already – it’s called Maxblogpress Ninja Affiliate - and I can’t imagine life without it anymore!

Let me share with you a few KEY features about this 100% plug-n-play application:

First of all, it enables automatic conversion of keywords into affiliate links, instantly. You can now update any keyword on your blog with the affiliate link of your choice, on all posts, in a split second!

Secondly, it helps you create professional redirect links – instead of promoting a long and ugly url, you’re having the option to setup a shorter link on your domain name which re-directs to the url of your choice.

Ex: you affiliate link: htttp://www.youprovider.com/affiliate-links/abc-xyz-gdh-

You can setup: http://www.yourdomain.com/abc….

And guess what? It also helps you fight affiliate commission theft. These online pirates would do anything just to steal your commissions and disappear in the night.

The plugin allows you to put an individual affiliate link but related to several keywords, separated by a comma.
Why do I remark the importance of several keywords?

Because I tried other plugins with the same concept and you can link only 1 keyword to 1 link, period.
Linking to several keywords, at the same time, and selecting them randomly is excellent (yes the plugin has the intelligence to make the selection with randomness)

If you’ve a blog about cooking tips and you’ve talked about a “pasta recipe” thus, you can link this keyphrase to a related food affiliate program.

Later in posterior posts, you post about “macaroni and cheese” then the plugin can link, also, to the same affiliate program. Both keyphrases will be linked by the plugin.

Expanding the quantity of affiliate links in all your blog can make a huge impact on your overall income.

Is this warranted? You know the honest answer, the plugin can make an outstanding work, but all depends on the sale page of the vendor, if converts well or not 

Here are some additional great benefits of this plugin:

Create Sub-Campaigns: Really I love this function! Before I try Ninja Affiliate plugin, if I wanted to track the same link – but in different places- I needed to do different names per place, a tedious and hard work to do because, how many names you can put for a single short link? Having lots of them, it can be a mess.

It doesn’t happen with Ninja Affiliate plugin, since sub-campaigns separate from the rest of the plugins.

Once you set up your affiliate link for a keyword, you can make a sub campaign using the identical link, but you only need to add a dash, that’s it! Example: yoursite/keyword it converts in yoursite/keyword-social for social or yoursite/keyword-news for newsletter.

Which is the point of subcampaigns? When you put the affiliate link on different places like guest posts, on social sites, commenting on other blogs, you can track individually the same link and spot the return on traffic, subscribers, etc. great, right?

You’ll monitor:

• Unique clicks link received


• Reference of where these clicks are coming from


• Raw clicks per each link

Integration while you write the post: insert affiliate links directly into a post while you’re writing it, one click and done.

Convert Keywords in Comments into links: Ninja Affiliate plugin scans comments searching for keywords to link; it’s beautiful, isn’t it?

Additionally, the latest version of the plugin now allows controlling the Ninja Links comments-setting, individually and independently, of the posts.

You’ve different Ninja Link settings and the idea is remarkable, because in older versions you managed posts, but the comments were out of control putting links without any curb.

I recommend to put a limit of 2, 3, 4 – is up to you – avoiding to be spammy (for Google and humans too) deleting the -1, unlimited.

 Shorten in unique Affiliate links: E.g. an http://affiliate.vendor.hop.clickbank.net can be converted to http://yoursite.com/visitvendor – much better for a click!

Furthermore, the latest plugin version added the capacity of setting an expiration date on your destination links. Automatically the link will expire after determined days, perfect for limited time offers! Even you can redirect to a new URL after the link was disabled.

I think this is a tool for every affiliate wanting to save time and money for real. So it’s in your best interest to download this tool today; each second counts!

Souce: Ninja Affiliate Plugin Review - wpulsar.com

MaxBlogPress Ninja Affiliate - Hide and add affiliate links into keywords on Your Blog