I have four columns on my spreadsheet to keep me organized: Name, Affiliate Link, Type, Special Notes. Name – This can be helpful when you need to find your affiliate link fast. You can sort the column by alphabetical order saving you precious time. Affiliate Link – This should be the “pretty” link you’ve set up NOT the raw affiliate link you were given. Sometimes affiliate programs switch the affiliate software you use. If you’ve created your own link using a plugin like Pretty Link Plugin, you’ll be able to easily change the target URL without changing your link. Type – Some affiliate programs pay instantly, lifetime recurring, or a certain percentage. This is where you can easily recall the terms. Special Notes – You can place anything you’d like in this column that would be helpful to remember. Step 3. Promote your Affiliate Marketing Products
I personally like this approach because sometimes people can just tell whether you’re just trying to make a sale or genuinely believe in the product.

Once you have applied and are accepted, you will have access to promotional materials. Sometimes you will just get raw affiliate links, sometimes you can get banners and even landing pages.
Ideally, you should only create product reviews for products that have the potential to sell in high volume; even better if a lot of people are searching for reviews of that specific product (once again, use SEMrush to perform your keyword research). Otherwise, you’ll be spending too much time creating content that won’t result in enough sales.