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EasyAzon is the quickest way to create Amazon affiliate links from within your WordPress post editor. You can create text affiliate links direct to any product available for sale on Amazon.com without going through the tedious steps of manually creating links from within the Amazon.com website (huge time saver).
<h4>📌 EasyAzon Features</h4>
EasyAzon set up is simple and we support every location that has an Amazon Associates affiliate program including:
<ul>
<li>United States</li>
<li>Canada</li>
<li>China</li>
<li>France</li>
<li>Germany</li>
<li>India</li>
<li>Italy</li>
<li>Japan</li>
<li>Spain</li>
<li>United Kingdom</li>
</ul>
You can create text affiliate links that can be optionally toggled to open in new windows and/or have the nofollow attribute applied. This can be controlled site wide through the plugin setting page defaults or individually controlled on a per link basis.
When you install EasyAzon, you will also get access to our Amazon Affiliate Training, which includes:
<ul>
<li>What goes into a succesful Amazon Affiliate Site</li>
<li>Tips to maximize your Amazon commissions</li>
<li>Backlinking techniques that work in 2015</li>
<li>How to do keyword research</li>
<li>And much more…</li>
</ul>
EasyAzon provides additional support for more affiliate link types and affiliate link options all designed to help you save time and generate more affiliate commissions.
<h4>📌 EasyAzon Additional Affiliate Link Types</h4>
In addition to text affiliate links you can also create:
Image affiliate links — insert an image of a product from Amazon and turn that image into a clickable affiliate link
Product information blocks — displays product title, image thumbnail, price info and a buy button in a styled block
Call to actions — insert Amazon.com buy buttons
<h4>📌 EasyAzon Additional Affiliate Link Options</h4>
In addition to toggling links to open in new windows or applying the nofollow attribute you can also enable:
Automated affiliate link cloaking
Product pop ups — display product info via a pop up box on mouse hover
Add to cart functionality — increases the cookie length which gives you more time to earn a commission if the visitor adds the item to their shopping cart
Automatic link localization — earn commissions from previously wasted global traffic by automatically converting affiliate links to match the location your website is being visited from: e.g. UK visitors see Amazon.co.uk links
Support for multiple affiliate tracking ID’s — track which links convert best
<h4>🚨 Want more Features? 🚨</h4>
Want more features for your affiliate website? How does the following sound to you:
⭐ Well-Designed Product Boxes 
⭐ Automated Bestseller Lists 
⭐ Comparison Tables 
⭐ Conversion Optimized Templates 
⭐ Bypassing Ad Blockers 
⭐ Sorting & Filtering of Products
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EasyAzon – Amazon Associates Affiliate Plugin

EasyAzon is the quickest way to create Amazon affiliate links from within WordPress.

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This plugin allows you to link directly to items in your 
posts using a special tag of the form:
[amazon ASIN=0123456789]Fancy Title[/amazon]
The plugin lets you set associate IDs for each international amazon server and set one server 
as the default for your site.
It also includes an Amazon Search widget which will search any of the amazon servers 
and produce search results with direct links to products.
It also provides an XSLT file for the amazon server to access, which processes it together with the XML results of 
the search, and then returns HTML. This saves your server from having to process the XML itself.
It uses css to format the search widget and the search results. It will look in its css dir for theme-specific css files 
too, so if you have one in there called your-theme-name.css, it will include it after default.css. This way you may 
customize search results for a given theme by dropping in a new css file. So if you allow your users to switch themes, you can include 
a css file for each one and the search will look correct when it is switched.
<h4>Version History</h4>
<ul>
<li>
v1.2.0 [23 March 2009]
<ul>
<li>[fix] fixes for potential installation problems on WordPress 2.7</li>
<li>[new] add buttons to the TinyMCE and QuickTag editors to make the Amazon markup easier [code from <a href="http://sillybean.net" rel="nofollow ugc">Stephanie Leary</a> – thanks Stephanie!]</li>
<li>[new] new editor buttons are optional [They are on by default but may be turned off in the preferences.]</li>
<li>[new] made the search part of the plugin optional [If you just want to use the text links, search may be completely disabled in the preferences.]</li>
<li>[other] code reorganization and cleanup</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.1.3 [20 July 2008]
<ul>
<li>[fix] fix dumbness introduced in 1.1.2</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.1.2 [20 July 2008]
<ul>
<li>[new] code refactoring of the ipNation stuff for some future work</li>
<li>[new] check if the ip2Nation database is installed when displaying options on the admin page</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.1.1 [23 May 2008]
<ul>
<li>[fix] fix for PHP 4.x</li>
<li>[fix] better integration with Silver Light theme</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.1.0 [26 Apr 2008]
<ul>
<li>[new] added ability to specify a text link in posts by using a special tag: [amazon asin=0123456789]link text[/amazon]</li>
<li>[new] new text links will use <a href="http://www.ip2nation.com/ip2nation" rel="nofollow ugc">ip2Nation database</a> to do simple geo-location</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.0.2 [02 Apr 2008]
<ul>
<li>[fix] fix default XSL path</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.0.1 [22 Mar 2008]
<ul>
<li>[new] add CSS for Silver Light theme</li>
<li>[fix] fix incorrect paths due to last-minute name change</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>
v1.0.0 [08 Jan 2008]
<ul>
<li>initial version</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h3>Configuring The Plugin</h3>
In the Admin section, under Settings -> Amazon Search you may configure the following:
<h4>Associate IDs</h4>
In this section, fill in any associate IDs you have. You may also select one of the servers to be the 
default for your users. If you live in France, you might choose the amazon.fr server, for example. 
Any IDs left blank will be filled in with mine.
<h4>Development Contribution</h4>
Ah, here’s the hook! I’ve set it up so that every ‘N’ searches [or page displays if you are using the text links], 
the links which are produced use my 
associate IDs. You can choose a value for ‘N’ here. No need to go hacking if you don’t want to support 
development – just set it to 0 and it won’t ever substitute my associate IDs.
<h4>Text Links</h4>
If Use Text Links is on, the plugin will process your posts looking for a special markup and convert them to links.
To add a text link to an Amazon product, simply use the following format:
[amazon ASIN=0743279794]Fancy Title[/amazon]
ISBN may be used in place of ASIN – they are effectively the same thing. It is a case-insensitive match, so ‘asin’ is the same as ‘ASIN’.
This tag will be converted to a link of the form:
<a href=”http://www.amazon.com/dp/0743279794/?tag=yourTag-20″>Fancy Title</a>
If you have Use ip2Nation checked and the <a href="http://www.ip2nation.com/ip2nation" rel="nofollow ugc">ip2Nation database</a> is installed, it may be used to locate the best Amazon site for the visitor. Any country not handled specially will 
use your default Amazon server. If you have the Development Contribution set in your prefs, a page load will count as a ‘search’.
NOTE: The handling of which Amazon site is best per country is incomplete at best. I would appreciate any feedback or additions/corrections 
to the list [which is found in the getAmazonServerFromIP() function in amz-search.php].
Add Editor Buttons allows you to turn off the additional buttons in the editors which provide a quick way to enter an amazon link.
<h4>Searching</h4>
Use Searching allows you to turn off the search capability completely in case you just want to use the text links.
Default Category is the one that will be used when the user searches from the widget. When they 
get the results, they will be able to change the category on the search page.
Default Search Term is what is used if the user doesn’t enter a search term. Right now it defaults 
to ‘WordPress’. You will probably want to change it to something appropriate to your site.
You may specify an XSLT file that will be sent to the amazon servers for processing. This file must be publicly 
accessible because the amazon servers will be reading it to provide formatting. 
If you don’t know what this means, you better leave it alone. The XSLT file may be edited if you want to 
customise the results produced by the search. I am certainly not an XSLT expert, so if you have any suggestions, 
please contact me.
You may also set the size of the images that are to be returned in the search or ‘None’ to turn them off. 
Watch out if you set this to ‘Large’!

Amazon Search

Lets you add links to Amazon using a special markup. Also includes an optional widget to search Amazon and display results in your blog.

EasyAzon – Amazon Associates Affiliate Plugin vs Amazon Search