Make an affiliate links page
Put every product you recommend on one page, sorted into categories, each with a photo, a description and a Buy button that opens your affiliate link. One link for your bio, any link per product.
If you recommend products — on Instagram, YouTube, a WhatsApp group, a blog — your affiliate links are probably scattered across old posts, a notes app and a pinned comment that nobody scrolls to. Someone asks "which earbuds?" and you go looking for the link again.
An affiliate links page puts all of them in one place. Every product you recommend sits under a category, with a photo, a line about why you like it, a few details, and a Buy on Amazon button (or whatever you name it) that opens your affiliate link. You share one address, and the page does the rest.
Any link works: paste the address your affiliate program gave you. If you want to know which products people actually click, give a product one of your uYou short links instead, and every click is counted without waiting for the affiliate program's monthly report.
This takes about 15 minutes to set up. You do not need to be technical.
Quick setup
Seven clicks from nothing to a page you can share. Open a step to see its screen; the rest of this article explains each one in full.
1Sign up at uyou.in Free, no card.Show me
The sign-up page: continue with Google, or an email and a password 2Open Landing Pages, then New page In the menu on the left.Show me
The Landing Pages list, with the New page button at the top right 3Pick the Affiliate links template Filter by "Affiliate links" and click the card.Show me
The template gallery filtered to the Affiliate links card 4Step 1, Categories The groups your visitor taps at the top: Tech, Kitchen, Books.Show me
The Categories card with Tech, Kitchen and Books 5Step 2, Your products Each product with a photo, a description, labels, details and its link.Show me
One product being edited: photo, name, button text, link, description, labels, details and categories 6Step 3, A note at the top Your affiliate disclosure, or nothing.Show me
The live preview, with the disclosure banner above the search box 7Create page, then share the link Put it in your bio.Show me
The live preview beside the editor, as your visitor will see it
Before you start
You will get through this faster with these to hand:
- Your affiliate links, one per product. Copy each one from your affiliate program's dashboard, with the tracking tag it carries.
- Product photos, if you have them. Optional, and you can add them later. A photo you took yourself is better than the store's: it says you own the thing.
- A line about each product. Why you use it, who it suits, what to watch out for. This is the part a store page cannot say, and it is why someone clicks your link rather than searching.
Step 1: Choose the Affiliate links template
Sign in, open Landing Pages in the left menu, and click New page. You will see the template gallery. Filter by Affiliate links and click the card.
It arrives with one example product and three categories already filled in, so you can see the shape of a row. Replace them with your own as you go.
Step 2: Name your page and pick your colour
The editor has two halves. On the left you make changes; on the right is a live preview of what your visitors will see. The preview updates as you type.
Fill in the top section:
- Page title — your name, your channel's name, or simply "My picks".
- Subtitle — a short line underneath, like "Things I use and recommend".
- Accent colour — the colour of the buttons and the selected category.
- Logo — choose Upload an image and pick your logo or your photo.
- Social links — add your Instagram, YouTube or TikTok. They show as small icons at the top, so someone who found the page from a friend can find you.
Step 3: Add your categories
Categories are the groups your products fall into: Tech, Kitchen, Books, Skincare. On the finished page they become buttons across the top that a visitor taps to narrow the list.
Type a name and click Add category. Add them in the order you want them shown; the arrows move one up or down and the ✕ removes it.
A tip that saves scrolling later: add a Favourites or Most asked about category as well as the obvious ones. A product can sit in more than one category, so your earbuds can be in both Tech and Favourites, and they show up whichever the visitor taps.
Step 4: Add your products
Below the categories you will find Your products, with the category buttons repeated above the list. Click a category and the list narrows to it; anything you add then goes into it.
For each product:
- Photo — click the grey Photo square and choose a picture. It is resized automatically.
- Product name — what people call it, not the store's forty-word listing title.
- Button text — what the button says. Leave it blank for "Buy on Amazon", or write "See the deal", "Get 10% off", "Buy on Flipkart".
- Link — the heart of the row. Paste the address your affiliate program gave you, starting with
https://. That is all a product needs. If you want the clicks counted, use a short link instead: pick one of yours from the Short link list, or click + New, paste the affiliate URL as its destination, give it a title you will recognise ("Earbuds on Amazon"), and click Create link. The new short link is picked for this product straight away. - Description — one or two sentences on why you recommend it. The list shows the first two lines; the whole thing appears when someone opens the product, so put the useful part first.
- Labels — up to three short tags: "Favourite", "New", "Under $50". They show as small pills under the product.
- Details — plain label and value pairs: Store and Amazon, Rating and 4.6 / 5, Colour and Black. A few show in the list; all of them show when the product is opened, and visitors can search on them.
- Categories — click Choose categories and tick every one this product belongs to.
A product with no link is marked in orange, and the editor counts how many you have left to link. A product saved without a link appears on the page with no button, so it is worth fixing before you share.
There is no price field on purpose. The price belongs to the store, and a price on your page goes stale the day the store changes it.
Step 5: The note at the top
The third card, A note at the top, is a banner shown above the search box on every visit. It arrives with Amazon's required disclosure already written: "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." Keep it, reword it for your programme, add a line like "prices change, check the store", or clear it for no banner at all. It is plain text, and it is the first thing a visitor reads, which is where a disclosure belongs.
Step 6: Check the preview
The phone on the right shows what a visitor sees: the categories, the list, and a button on every product.
A hollow, dashed button means that product has no link yet. A solid one is ready.
Step 7: Create the page and share the link
Click Create page at the bottom. Once it saves, your page's short link appears at the top, something like uyou.in/sams-picks. Put it in your Instagram bio, your YouTube description, your WhatsApp status, anywhere someone asks "where do you get that?".
You also get a QR code for the page, which is handy on a business card or a slide at the end of a video.
What your visitor sees
They tap a category to narrow the list, or type in the search box. Tapping a product opens it: the full photo, the whole description, every detail, the labels, and the same button.
The list is in order of when you last changed each product, newest first, whichever category is chosen. Each product shows that day in small text to the left of the button, and "Updated" with the exact time appears when the mouse rests on it. Reordering the list does not count as a change, so a product you have not touched keeps its date, and a visitor can see which recommendations are recent.
The button opens your affiliate link in a new tab. Your page stays open behind it, so they come back for the next product.
Link straight to one product
Add ?q= and a word to your page's link, and the page opens with that search already typed in: uyou.in/sams-picks?q=earbuds shows only the products that match "earbuds". Use it when someone asks about one thing: send them the link with the search in it, and they land on the answer rather than the whole list. The same works with a category name or anything in a product's details.
Seeing what gets clicked
A product whose button goes through one of your short links has every click recorded. Open Links in the left menu: that link shows its clicks over time, by country and by device. Over a few weeks this tells you which recommendations people act on, which is the thing worth knowing. Products with a plain pasted link are not counted, so switch the ones you care about to a short link.
The page itself has its own analytics too, under Landing Pages: how many people opened it, from where, and from which link.
Changing it later
Open Landing Pages, click your page, make the change, and save. The link in your bio stays exactly the same.
A change takes a few minutes to reach everyone, by default up to 15 minutes, because the page is stored on servers around the world so it loads quickly. You will see a note telling you this when you save.
What this is useful for day to day:
- A product is out of stock? Remove it, or change its label to "Back soon".
- A better deal elsewhere? Change the product's link, or edit the short link's destination under Links if it has one; the button follows.
- A new favourite? Add it, give it a "New" label, and put it in Favourites.
Common questions
Do I need a website? No. This page is the website, and it comes with the link.
Can I use my own domain? Yes, on plans that include a custom domain: your page lives at links.yourname.com instead of uyou.in/…. See Custom domain short links.
Does the affiliate program know the click came from me? Yes. The button opens your affiliate URL exactly as you pasted it, tag and all. A short link forwards to it unchanged, so the store sees the same thing either way.
Can I have more than one page? Yes — one for tech, one for the kitchen, one per channel. Your plan sets how many pages you can have at once; see the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the button go?
Wherever you paste. Copy the affiliate URL from Amazon or any other program into the product's Link field, and the button opens it in a new tab with the affiliate tag intact.
Do I have to use a short link?
No. Any link works. A uYou short link is an option for when you want the clicks counted: pick one, or make one from the product with + New, and the button goes through it. Open Links in the left menu and you see, per product, how many people clicked, when, and from where.
Does it work with Amazon Associates?
Yes. It works with any program that gives you a URL — Amazon, Flipkart, Shopee, ShareASale, Impact, a brand's own program. The page never touches the link; it only forwards to it.
Do I have to add a price?
No. There is no price field on this template. The price lives on the store the button opens, and a price typed on your page goes stale the day the store changes it.
Where do I put my affiliate disclosure?
In the "A note at the top" card. Whatever you write there appears in a banner above the search box, on every visit, before the first button. Amazon and most other programs require a disclosure, and the template comes with Amazon's wording filled in. Leave the box empty if you want no banner.
Can a product be in two categories?
Yes. A product can be in "Tech" and "Favourites" at the same time, and it shows under both filters.
What happens when I click a product?
The full photo opens, with the whole description, every detail you added, the product's labels and the same button. The list shows two lines of description; the opened product shows all of it.
Can I change a link later?
Yes. Open Links, edit the short link's destination, and the button on your page follows it. Nothing on the page needs changing, and the link in your bio stays the same.
Last updated 2026-10-06