Now Google is already tracking traffic on your website, which allows you to figure out the strategies that work and those that don't. The next thing you need to do is connect your site with Google. Now, I know you're thinking, "haven't we already done that?" Yes, we have permitted Google to track our web traffic, but we still haven't told it where to find our blog posts so that it comes up in search results.
Basically, your cookie is active for 24 hours. Now, most affiliate programs, have an active cookie for 30 days, and sometimes it’s for the lifetime of that cookie. In Amazon, if you send a link and somebody buys something six months later, you get paid a commission.

Take ThirstyAffiliates, for example. This plugin helps you add affiliate links to your site and then organize and manage them. You can also include corresponding images, and track your links’ statistics. Pretty Links offers many of the same features, but focuses on optimizing your affiliate links. Both plugins have premium versions offering even more functionality. There are also plenty of alternative options to choose from.
Set weekly goals. If you can churn out one article per week consistently for six months, that translates to 24 pieces of content, which is far better than zero! Plus, the beauty of creating content is that you get better the more you write. Eventually, you will be able to raise that number to two or three articles per week, which means you'll get to the coveted 100 posts much faster than you know!