Title: Amazon Link usage question
Last modified: August 20, 2016

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# Amazon Link usage question

 *  [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/)
 * Hi Paul,
    I came across your plugin, but haven’t tried it yet because I am unsure
   about a couple of points (and don’t want to destroy my high-traffic site):
 * – Has this been rectified yet? [http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-amazon-link-conflict-with-shortcode-exec-php-plugin](http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-amazon-link-conflict-with-shortcode-exec-php-plugin)
   (
   I use that plugin too)
 * – After seeing what another user posted here, I went to [https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/main.html](https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/main.html)
   (
   am new to “api” things), and now I am unsure: Wouldn’t those api credentials 
   be more suitable for Amazon Link? Why sign up to AWS and pay for lookups if as
   Amazon advertiser they give us free lookups, no?
 * – Most worrying for me: “Individual WordPress users can also add their own tracking
   IDs to their User profile.” – Why on earth would a website owner want this? (
   unless it’s some kind of multi-author site)
    –> Using Amazon Link would mean 
   that anyone signing up to my site can generate MY amazon commissions?? I don’t
   see why you implemented that feature, and even if, why you not then made it an
   option?
 * Not sure if this is the reason for the comparatively few reviews and downloads
   of Amazon Link? As nemoprofeta said, your plugin sounds like the TOP amazon plugin!
   
   So, basically I am confused.
 * [http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/amazon-link/](http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/amazon-link/)

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 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3081813)
 * Hi David,
 * Thanks for your interest in the plugin!
 * I tried the shortcode exec plugin on my site and had no problems, and posted 
   a reply to Chris on my site ‘[http://www.houseindorset.co.uk/plugins/amazon-link/#comment-2478](http://www.houseindorset.co.uk/plugins/amazon-link/#comment-2478)‘
   but he did not reply so don’t know if he resolved his issue.
 * Generally features get added as people ask for them, so someone must have wanted
   multi-user support. I can make it optional if you like – User trasking ID’s are
   only used when that user authors a post, seems fair that they should get the 
   commission if it’s their content?
 * You need AWS access keys to use the Amazon Advertising API, you should not have
   to pay to get AWS keys as far as I am aware.
 * Cheers,
 * Paul
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3081859)
 * Hi Paul,
 * First, you deserve highest acclaim on wordpress.org because you are actually 
   looking at the “support” link questions (most don’t) AND answer them lightening
   fast! Thanks so much! 🙂
 * Also great to see that you have your own site (didn’t realize this, sorry) with
   massive interest in the plugin. I’ve searched your site but didn’t get any hits
   for my keywords. Basically, what I was thinking of using Amazon Link for would
   need the following (and since you know your plugin best, maybe you can confirm
   yes/no?):
 * When visitors click a link they are (still) redirected to an Amazon site depending
   on detected IP (like currently, using geoposty redirects), but instead with Amazon
   Link they can also select a prefered Amazon site from your dropdown list? – You
   say ‘multinational popup’, does it have to be a popup? Because most people have
   popups blocked, and they are annoying anyway. So, is there a dropdown list option?
   Can be tiny. Just the two-letter country codes. Doesn’t even need to be next 
   to every link, could be ONE on the screen eg using css fixed screen position.
 * Related question: Under “screenshots” of your plugin (when clicking “add new 
   plugin” from wordpress.org) exactly this ‘multinational popup’ screenshot shows
   that it’s completely misplaced (take a look yourself please). Is this rectified
   yet?
 * Do you happen to know ie have you experienced whether the ip2nation ip db is “
   good”? (geoposty uses some “maxtor” or so)
 * Also, would you have links to any sample sites that show off some of the great
   features of your Amazon Link plugin? I couldn’t find any such links on your site?
 * Thanks again! Awesome developer!
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3081872)
 * Hi David,
 * I’m not normally so quick to reply, just happened to be checking my email!
 * In answer to your questions:
 * Yes – The plugin supports localisation of the links, using the ip2nation database,
   I have not seen or heard of any problems with it to date. The localisation has
   its limitations as I point out in the FAQ.
    and
 * Yes – The multinational popup allows them to manually select an amazon site. 
   The popup isn’t a popup as you probably guessed it is a css div element that 
   gets populated when you hover over a link using javascript (So it should not 
   be blocked by an adblocker, but will not work if javascript is disabled). The
   intention was for it to appear next to the mouse pointer but getting this to 
   work 100% across all browsers and themes is near impossible.
 * It is possible to create a template in the plugin that contains links to all 
   amazon sites and so you could have a static or (using the appropriate css) a 
   drop down menu that you designed yourself – I haven’t tried this though!
 * If you can think of a more useful way to present the link options, let me know
   and I can put it in the plugin.
 * Have to admit I do not keep track of who is using the plugin – ideally it should
   be hard to tell if a site is using it. I guess some of the people who have put
   comments on my site are still using the plugin though?
 * Cheers,
 * Paul
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3081873)
 * Aha, sounds clever and better with css. Great.
    I will set up a test subdomain
   on my site and install Amazon Link to see how it goes. Will certainly leave you
   feedback when reviewed, and donate too if it’s any good. Am still a bit unsure,
   probably because “seeing is believing” so I’d have liked to see it live in action
   somewhere. Also a bit careful because after a year of tinkering the ip redirect
   using geoposty finally works like a charm. Hence the subdomain installation and
   testing soon! Will get back to you! 🙂
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 7 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3081876)
 * Good luck, I think trying it out is the best thing to do, please post any problems
   you have.
 * I’m concerned the options page is getting a bit too complicated and is putting
   some people off using the plugin. So any initial feedback on getting it going
   on your site would be useful.
 * Cheers,
 * Paul
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082061)
 * Hi Paul,
 * I promised to get back on this, and here I am. I’ve installed your Amazon Link
   plugin on a testdomain.
 * First impression: Amazon plugin is Amazing plugin! 🙂
    I haven’t yet tested it
   enough to go into much detail, but I noticed a couple of points that I couldn’t
   find answers for in your plugin description pages. Maybe you want to update them(
   rather than replying here, where only I would see it..)?
 * -> The setting Global Defaults?
    -> The tickbox Use Defaults? -> In Add Amazon
   Link, the +, Insert, and Upload buttons have hover descriptions, but the -, +,
   Search, and X button above, have not. Apart from Search (which is clear) it would
   help users to understand what the buttons do!?
 * So far, overall, I’d say your plugin seems to be exceedingly powerful! Sooo powerful
   that it leaves me confused (and I’m PhD academic, so I wonder how others must
   feel!!). Maybe a plugin user needs to be an “Amazon-Expert” before using it –
   I am not. Hence I struggle eg with your massive amount of “templates” – and the
   topic/purpose of “Channels” I don’t even want to raise.
 * But I don’t want to give up, because from what I tried so far (inserting simple
   text links per Amazon Product ID) your plugin works like a charm! Also very cute
   the national flags upon hovering, and they link perfectly to the national Amazon
   sites. So, this part is exactly as my basic requirement, when considering whether
   to “upgrade” from my current geoposty-based solution.
 * However, another point I noticed is, when a product id is NOT “available” in 
   one Amazon locale, the plugin links to Amazon saying: “Looking for something?–
   We’re sorry. The Web address you entered is not a functioning page on our site.”
 * While currently, with geoposty, I can simply enter MULTIPLE (functioning) product
   id’s for the SAME link text (works all with a link like “[http://websitename.com/go/productlinktext&#8221](http://websitename.com/go/productlinktext&#8221);).
 * I assume your plugin CAN handle this problem somehow different, but it’s not 
   obvious how, or if at all. One way may be the AWS Live data setting – however
   I have activated that, but I have the problem nonetheless.
 * My feeling is, the plugin can “kill 6 flies with one stone” – Incredible what
   you’ve coded there! 😉
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082062)
 * Edit: Instead of the last “->” entry:
    -> Rank is great info, and so would be
   Rating (which always shows “-“), it could show Reviews number instead, no? ->
   The Amazon link the plugin generates is different to the link Amazon itself supplies.
   Example: Plugin generates: “[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002AQM9Q?ie=UTF8&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=6738&tag=davidat-20&creativeASIN=B0002AQM9Q&#8221](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002AQM9Q?ie=UTF8&linkCode=as2&camp=1634&creative=6738&tag=davidat-20&creativeASIN=B0002AQM9Q&#8221);,
   while Amazon supplied: “[http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002AQM9Q/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=davidat-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0002AQM9Q&#8221](http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0002AQM9Q/ref=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=davidat-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0002AQM9Q&#8221);.
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082063)
 * Hi,
 * Excellent feedback, thanks very much!
 * Bit pressed for time, but thought I’d acknowledge your post:
 * I’m in the process of reworking the contextual help (the help tab on the admin
   pages), the readme.txt (the pages on WordPress extend/plugins) and the pages 
   on my site.
 * Will ensure I take your comments into account – have completely forgotten about
   the helper widget on the post/page edit admin screen.
 * I’ll give you a proper reply when I have more time,
 * Paul
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082064)
 * I appreciate the comment about it being too complex for someone who just wants
   a simple text link to the Amazon site, it has slowly grown as people have asked
   for different and sometimes conflicting enhancements.
 * I am reorganised the admin pages and hope to add some more guidance notes, which
   should help!
 * —
 * The ‘not available’ issue I have struggled with for sometime, to check its existence
   for every Amazon local would slow page load times to a crawl, so I originally
   had it check using the live data option…
 * Unfortunately I rewrote this area and the links themselves are generated using
   static data so bypass the ‘is it available’ check! The original version returned
   a search link instead of the product details link if the ASIN was not available
   at that Amazon site.
 * However it is possible to specify different ASIN’s for different Amazon sites
   by putting them in the shortcode. The format is:
 * asin[us]=XXXXXXXX,asin[uk]=YYYYYYYYYY,asin[de]=ZZZZZZZZZZZZ
 * Any not specified will either default to the one for the ‘default country’ or
   if you select ‘Search Link’ in the Settings page it will generate a link to the
   Amazon search results page for the items ‘Title OR artist’.
 * —
 * As you have noticed Amazon have stopped providing the Rating details in the data
   returned via the Web Service (I guess it was being abused?).
 * I could not see any other useful data that could be returned _directly_ from 
   the Amazon Web Service (try experimenting here: [http://associates-amazon.s3.amazonaws.com/scratchpad/index.html](http://associates-amazon.s3.amazonaws.com/scratchpad/index.html)).
 * Most of the good material is only provided via ‘iframe’ links.
 * —
 * The plugin links used to be the same format as those returned using the Amazon
   Associate tools, I guess they have updated them again!
 * 1. Associate ‘Link To This Page’ format:
 * 2. Link as returned via the Amazon Web Service:
 * 3. My link format:
 * The ‘creative’ element looks like it changes depending on how the link was created
   so for our purposes is irrelevant. The ‘camp’ element changes depending on locale(
   amongst other things), seems a bit of a minefield. Suffice to say as long as 
   the ‘tag’ is correct the ‘clicks’ seem to track okay.
 * However to ensure that sales are tracked back to the product advertising API 
   usage we are supposed to use the the second Format (See [https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/faq.html](https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/gp/advertising/api/detail/faq.html)).
   Obviously if you are not using the ‘live’ version of the Amazon data this is 
   not relevant. If you are then you need to make at least $2300 worth of sales 
   to change your ‘request’ quota. If you are using caching of any sort then the
   base quota should be more than sufficient!
 * The AWS query does return links that can be used but obviously they are specific
   to one locale. To be honest it’s an area I have been putting off looking into!
 * Any further questions or observations let me know!
 * Paul
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082065)
 * And excellent, quick reply! Thanks very much.
 * I can give more feedback on the Amazon Link plugin but have to go to work in 
   a minute. But after I posted the above feedback I noticed more points, so maybe
   this is becoming a running list…
 * 1) The simple text links work great, incl the multinational popup! But the template“
   iframe image link” strangely does NOT show the multinational popup. I am using
   a massive amount of iframe image links from Amazon (because they are not too 
   big but still show the price info needed), and just for that one “template” the
   popup is missing. Pity!!
    Plus, the target=”_blank” doesn’t work here. Oh, and
   ideally all links should also get a rel=”nofollow”.
 * 2) When we choose the template, instead of your hover text “Choose which template
   is used to display the item”, it would help (beginners) enormously if the hover
   text instead was a brief description of the particular template (eg for “Image–
   Localised Image Link” the description “shows huge image of that item”…). Otherwise,
   experimenting with the different templates takes forever.
 * 3) For people who build massive websites (like mine) and hence publish large 
   amounts of pages/posts via the CSV Importer plugin (or similar solutions), the
   problem could be: Amazon Link plugin works with shortcodes (instead of redirects),
   so in the CSV/Excel cells we wouldn’t have the actual post content. Likewise,
   any other plugin that processes the page/post content (like eg for search) may
   not even be able to find the link texts(!) – unless they work AFTER your shortcodes
   have been transformed (which I can’t tell).
 * 4) Is it possible to change the thumbnail image size in template thumbnail? To
   only show the NEW price in the iframe image link template? etc. All the fine 
   adjustments we can make when we use “manual” Amazon links.
 * So much for now! 🙂
 * Edit: Oh, btw, do the AWS API requests cost us money? Your hint above leaves 
   this unclear.?
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082066)
 * Hi Paul,
 * If I now post more of my review, I hope you will still reply to the few points
   raised above as well? (because they ARE still relevant).
    I only thought it’s
   more efficient for you if you can put all in one/the same reply.
 * Basically, I’ve come up with a comparison of the two different solutions to the“
   problem” (or are there more than two? 😉
 * “Redirect-based solution” -v- Amazon Link-based solution.
 * I wanted to paste it as an image here, but I can’t see that we may insert images
   here. So, if you can’t see the LINKED image, let me know and I have to think 
   of another way to show you.
 * <img src=”[http://automation.all-time-best.com/images/Comparison-of-Redirect-and-Amazon-Link-solution.gif”&gt](http://automation.all-time-best.com/images/Comparison-of-Redirect-and-Amazon-Link-solution.gif”&gt);
   
   [http://automation.all-time-best.com/images/Comparison-of-Redirect-and-Amazon-Link-solution.gif](http://automation.all-time-best.com/images/Comparison-of-Redirect-and-Amazon-Link-solution.gif)
 * So, basically you see I’d LOVE to see if you can clarify some of the rather “
   critical” points so that I could move forward (with Amazon Link). ?
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082067)
 * Hi,
 * Keep it coming, I’m busy this weekend so may not get chance to reply till monday!
 * Not trying to discourage you at all but please bear in mind that Amazon Link 
   plugin is just a pet project of mine. It is not backed by a company or professional
   organisation. I have no _intention_ of giving up support, but if your website
   is your livelihood I realise this might be an important factor when deciding 
   on your final technical solution to how you produce your website.
 * Paul
 *  Thread Starter [David_the Real](https://wordpress.org/support/users/david_the-real/)
 * (@david_the-real)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082068)
 * Nee, it’s a pet project too,in fact not yet making any money at all.
 * But I think the list I prepared can prove very useful when you think about how
   to improve/size down your pet (as you mentioned you wanted). Sometime an outsider’s
   view is what we need. 😉
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082069)
 * Hi,
 * Got some time, so I’ll try and answer some of your points!
 * 1) The ‘iframe image’ and a number of other javascript based templates are actually
   generated by Amazon itself so I have no real control over the content unfortunately.
   They are based on the ‘Widget Source’ item on the Associates Site – have a look
   to see what options there are.
 * I guess it might be possible to scrape the content of the iframe then create 
   your own HTML template (using the Amazon style sheets and images) that would 
   give you more control over the content?
 * 2) Fair point I have been wondering about this myself along the lines of a preview
   section, but that would only work for users with valid AWS keys and would involve
   ajax queries and more complexity that I could do without at the moment!
 * Back to your original request. I have to admit I wasn’t aware that I could add
   a tooltip to the selection drop down options themselves so I _can_ do what you
   suggest.
 * The Templates already have a ‘Description’ which is currently appended to the
   Template name in the Selection. Are you suggesting I add a new ‘Detailed Description’
   to each template that is rendered as a tool tip? Or would it be better to just
   update all the descriptions to be more more ‘descriptive(!)’ and _just_ have 
   it rendered as a tool tip?
 * 3) Have to dig deeper on this one, not familiar with CSV import plugin.
 * Although you could just create WYSIWYG content for import and just use Amazon
   Link to create the links (no templates, etc.).
 * Can’t find anywhere that specifies if filters are applied to ‘query content’ –
   from my experiments it looks like it isn’t. Looking at the WP core code the query
   is applied to the raw database content so doesn’t look like we can search on ‘
   post Amazon Link’ processed content.
 * Obviously things like Google CSE will work as these operate on the served content–
   but obviously big lag on current content with indexed content.
 * 4)
 * a) The plugin displays the image returned via the AWS query this is different
   for each item but typically has:
 * Small (SL75) – This is the current %THUMBNAIL% image
    Medium (SL150) Large (Full
   Size Image) – This is the current %IMAGE%
 * Sometimes they contain image sets containing more variety, e.g. a lookup on ASIN:
   0893817449 provides
 * SL30, SL75, SL75 (again!), SL110, SL160 and the original image
 * The SLXX indicates the Height of the item in pixels.
 * If you can think of a way to map these results to a nice generic template item
   I can probably implement it.
 * Obviously you can scale the images on the client side with CSS.
 * b) Again the iframe content is delivered by Amazon so not a great deal of control
   on that.
 * The AWS queries do not cost money or eat into your commission, but they are subject
   to the limits mentioned in the link above (1 per second?).
 * —
 * Had a look at your comparison spreadsheet and I think you have captured the differences
   very well, didn’t see anything wrong with your assumptions.
 * Can’t offer a direct solution, although another user has asked for an ‘uninstall’
   option that will convert all Amazon Link shortcodes to static content.
    – This
   would stop localisation working but would allow WordPress to correctly search
   the content? – Also if the plugin/localisation/AWS failed then you would still
   serve the static content.
 * I have also pondered the link shortening/obfuscation side of things a couple 
   of times but there must be other plugins that just do this for all external links?
 * If I did introduce this it would be relatively easy to create a redirect that
   contains most of the shortcode data presented as arguments, e.g. something like:
 * [http://www.mydomain.com/](http://www.mydomain.com/)^?asin[uk]=XXX&asin[us]=YYY&
   author=admin&localise=1
 * Then the localisation is done on redirect.
 * Or would full obfuscation be better, e.g:
 * [http://www.mydomain.com/](http://www.mydomain.com/)^aW5fgD
 * I would then have to have a database linking the reference ‘aW5fgD’ to each shortcode
   created – no easy task!
 * e.g. On each user ‘post’/’edit’ scan the content for shortcodes and add to a 
   database, also a cron task doing the same but that also flushes out old links.
 * Food for thought!
 * Paul
 *  Plugin Author [paulstuttard](https://wordpress.org/support/users/paulstuttard/)
 * (@paulstuttard)
 * [13 years, 6 months ago](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/amazon-link-usage-question/#post-3082071)
 * Hi,
 * I’ve had a bash at creating ‘redirection’ style links as it seemed like an interesting
   challenge!
 * Its in the development version of the plugin [amazon-link.zip](http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/amazon-link.zip)
 * I’ve done it as an extra plugin so you need to install it to work – on the Amazon
   Link Extras Settings page.
 * Base link is of the form `www.domain.com/al/XXXASINXXX/` which will redirect 
   using your default options to the appropriate Amazon site.
 * To force a particular link type append either an ‘R’ for reviews or ‘S’ for search.
 * To force a link to a particular Amazon locale append the country code ‘de’, ‘
   fr’ ‘us’ etc.
 * Or you can simply append the shortcode settings.
 * `www.domain.com/al/3548602045/R/de/` will take you to the German product review
   page.
 * `www.domain.com/al?asin[fr]=2020479893&asin[uk]=0340993782&asin[de]=3548602045&
   search_links=1&live=1` will redirect using the supplied shortcode parameters (
   i.e. To different Amazon locales using the specified ASIN or for domains without
   a specified ASIN will link to a search page).
 * Paul

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