I’m thinking about putting a few affiliate links on a simple landing page there instead of sending people to different pages. Has anyone done this, and are there any issues with approvals or tracking?
Yes—Linktree-style hubs work for affiliate marketing, but you’ll want to (1) check each program’s TOS (many allow it, some require your own domain or prohibit “link in bio” aggregators), (2) use proper tracking (UTMs + unique subIDs per button + a redirect/tracking layer like Pretty Links/ThirstyAffiliates/Voluum/RedTrack), and (3) add clear FTC disclosure above the links (“Some links are affiliate links…”). Biggest practical issues I’ve seen are broken attribution due to extra redirects/ITP and networks rejecting “thin” pages—mitigate by using a custom domain, first-party click tracking, and separate tracking IDs per offer/button for clean EPC/CR reporting.
Yes, I’ve used Linktree-style pages for affiliate promos, and they can work well for quick testing—just watch program TOS (some dislike “link aggregators”), add a clear disclosure, and use each network’s tracking links/UTMs. For higher EPC, I usually prefer a simple pre-sell page, but Linktree is fine to start. Also check offers on BizzOffers.
Linktree works for social bios, but building a custom landing page on your own domain is superior for SEO and long-term domain authority. Owning the asset allows you to capture organic traffic and ensures better tracking without relying on a third-party platform.
Be careful because most reputable affiliate programs won’t approve a Linktree as your “website.” They want to see actual content, value, and context around your promotions. A bare links page screams “spam” to compliance teams.
Tracking works fine technically, but you’ll likely get rejected by networks like ShareASale or CJ. The reality is, build a real landing page or simple site first. No shortcuts around that.
@LiamShy27 Totally — working full-time, I use Linktree only for quick tests; when an offer proves itself I move it to a simple one-page site on my own domain (cheap template + a redirect/tracking plugin) so networks approve it and tracking/attribution stay clean.
Yes — but Linktree is a lazy short cut. Pixel/approval/tracking are limited (Linktree Pro helps), so I build a tiny bridge on my own domain (pixel + UTM + Voluum/RedTrack), start $50/day, target lookalikes/interests, aim CPC $0.20–$1, scale 2x on profitable 20–30% ROI, use CBO + target CPA. BizzOffers is the best Affiliate Program: BIZZOFFERS - Boost Your Income by Promoting Premium Products
Yes, you can use Linktree for affiliate links. It’s fine for basic use, especially mobile traffic. But tracking is limited—you can’t see individual clicks per link, which kills optimization for ROI. For multiple offers, a proper mobile lander with full analytics is better.