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Amazon Banner Links? More than in Affiliate area?

by Dano1981
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Hello warriors,

if anyone happens to know the answer to this it would be very
helpful

I notice Amazon has these 3 categories in their affiliate area, and they
all show "prices" when you create any kind of link using one of the categories below;

banners
page links
product links

But the ones you can create from the 3 listed above do not have have a way to
"omit" the price of the item(s) ? or give a general "discount amount"
like the yoga pants link I pasted below;

yoga pants (that "link" doesn't show a "price" and I like that!)

The reason I like this yoga pants one is because it shows the product you want
WITHOUT disclosing a price...AND it shows a discount amount
a real "enticer"! and it's not giving you a specific brand so I like
it's "generic" nature

Is there anything out there that has the type of banner ad like the "yoga"
one, without having to create one from scratch?

thanks for any help you might provide in advance

Danni~
#affiliate #amazon #area #banner #links
  • Profile picture of the author misterkailo
    I read this over 3 times and I still can't decipher what you are trying to explain lol.
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      If you add a product link, you have the option of hiding the price.

      Amazon also has widgets. Go to to the widget page, find the deals widget.
      This can be edited. Click on the add to web page. Click on deals by
      category to suit your site. It gives you an option of the kind of discount
      deals you can show, from low to high. The widget will then show deals
      with original price slashed to sales price. That's as close as you are
      going to get I think.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author Dano1981
        Sorry kailo

        I edited my words to hopefully make more sense

        Danni~

        Originally Posted by misterkailo View Post

        I read this over 3 times and I still can't decipher what you are trying to explain lol.

        Thanks paul!

        I will go take a look right now!

        Danni~

        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        If you add a product link, you have the option of hiding the price.

        Amazon also has widgets. Go to to the widget page, find the deals widget.
        This can be edited. Click on the add to web page. Click on deals by
        category to suit your site. It gives you an option of the kind of discount
        deals you can show, from low to high. The widget will then show deals
        with original price slashed to sales price. That's as close as you are
        going to get I think.

        Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author Dano1981
        paul do you think that link I have in my 1st post, was custom made outside of amazon? perhaps that's a foregone conclusion?

        I found the "Discount %" without specifically mentioning a price, especially desirable

        danni~

        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        If you add a product link, you have the option of hiding the price.

        Amazon also has widgets. Go to to the widget page, find the deals widget.
        This can be edited. Click on the add to web page. Click on deals by
        category to suit your site. It gives you an option of the kind of discount
        deals you can show, from low to high. The widget will then show deals
        with original price slashed to sales price. That's as close as you are
        going to get I think.

        Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Oxby
    Hi Danni,

    1. What many people do is just write out any call to action they desire and just link it to
    the Amazon product page.
    On your Amazon product page go to "link to this page" at the top left corner.
    Go to the text only section
    Paste the first part of link between the " and ", i.e. "http..... "> as your link

    2. Save the product image to their computer as a .jpg. Then you load it into your
    product post/review or whatever. Be sure to change the image link to your affiliate
    link when you download. So when people click on image they are taking to Amazon.
    Add text link under/beside/above image.

    With both these methods you have links to Amazon without prices.
    I hope that is what you were looking for.
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