The problem with one storefront per program
Amazon has its storefront, Walmart Creator has its own, LTK and ShopMy each have theirs. A follower who wants your kitchen favorites shouldn't have to know which program you used for each pan. Splitting your recommendations across four pages also means four links competing for one bio slot.
How a program-neutral storefront works
You paste the link you already have, whatever program generated it. The storefront builds a product card from the destination page (photo, title, price) and sends shoppers back through your original link, so the program that issued it still gets credit.
- Amazon Associates and amzn.to short links
- Walmart Creator and Walmart affiliate links
- Target, Best Buy, Home Depot and 60+ retailers
- Network links from LTK, ShopMy, Mavely, Impact, CJ, Awin, Rakuten and ShareASale
Moving over without breaking anything
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Keep your existing storefronts live. Nothing needs to be deleted.
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Import your Linktree or Amazon storefront, or paste up to 50 links at a time.
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Sort products into shelves by topic, not by program.
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Swap your bio link to the new store and watch the click analytics for a week.
Pick the best link per product
When the same product is sold at several retailers, you can choose whichever program pays you more or converts better for your audience. The card looks the same to the shopper.