Amazon Affiliate Capsules - Display Currency

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  1. Don W profile image79
    Don Wposted 15 years ago

    I am signed up as an afiliate with amazon.co.uk, but amazon capsules on hubpages always display prices in US dollars. Is this set by hubpages as the default?

    1. Kadmiels profile image51
      Kadmielsposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      yes it is set up as default same as in ebay where it is only in Us dollars

  2. Susana S profile image94
    Susana Sposted 15 years ago

    Hi Don, I think (but I'm not a 100% sure) that all amazon sales on HP have to come through amazon.com that's why it's always in US dollars. I've found you cannot pick items from amazon.co.uk to put in your capsules because they don't show up. Says something like item not found.

    I do use my UK affiliate ID for amazon.com so at least you won't need to get another account!

    1. BristolBoy profile image64
      BristolBoyposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Have you had any sales/clicks recognised on your Amazon links?  Only reason I ask is because I am an Amazon UK affiliate and depsite having entered my code in the Hubpages box and having links on several extremely popular hubs I am yet to sell anything.

      1. sunforged profile image78
        sunforgedposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        As long as your clicks are showing up in your amazon aff console everything is good

        Sales to clicks on amazon should be pretty low, but the commissions can be quite high

        its all about the voice and purpose of the hub - if they didnt come there looking to buy or find info about (top ten, product review etc) they probably arent going to buy just cuz they see an amazon capsule

        i get very little traffic to this hub: http://hubpages.com/hub/Paypal-Postage- … rs-secrets

        But the people who go there are looking for an item, and as a result does great for amazon/ebay commissions (in ratio to views)

        1. BristolBoy profile image64
          BristolBoyposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          That was what I was hoping.  Some of the Amazon links on my hubs are basically just for books where further information can be found.  However, some are very targeted to a specific product (eg http://hubpages.com/hub/Buy-The-Best-Ru … mps-Online ) and so I think this will get more clicks/sales, especially considering that the traffic to this hub is not insignificant.

      2. Susana S profile image94
        Susana Sposted 15 years agoin reply to this

        Well that's a very good question BristolBoy! I've just checked my amazon account and no I haven't had any clicks. I do have one hub that's geared up especially for amazon sales so I would expect to have at least one click from there.

        I will see what I can find out on the amazon site about possibly having to get a .com affiliate number and get back to this thread.

        1. Susana S profile image94
          Susana Sposted 15 years agoin reply to this

          Ok, our UK affiliate code will only work for sales through amazon.co.uk and so won't work here on hubpages! I've just signed up to amazon.com for another affiliate code. What a bummer! Just think of all the sales we might have missed out on....boo...hoo!

  3. Don W profile image79
    Don Wposted 15 years ago

    Thanks susana. Would be nice to be able to change depending on where most of the traffic is coming from.

  4. viryabo profile image83
    viryaboposted 15 years ago

    I found out on some forum last week that the US accounts for about 90% of the Amazon traffic/clicks/sales. The other locales share the remaining 10%
    I myself was using the .co.uk, and apparently thats why i havent had more than a couple of clicks(let alone sales, & in months too!)
    As soon as i found out, i joined the US Amazon.com, and Hey Presto, i had about 50 odd clicks in just 2 days smile (compared to 5 clicks in 4 months i used to have).
    So if you want massive clicks which eventually can catch a few sales, yes, register using US as your locale. But do keep the .co.uk as well, since its allowed to have them all.

    1. Susana S profile image94
      Susana Sposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Do you mind if i put that little nugget of wisdom into the hub i wrote on amazon affiliate settings? I wrote it in response to this thread.

      http://hubpages.com/hub/Amazon-Associat … Developers

 
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