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[font=Tahoma]If you use Amazon as your model or guideline you will notice on an Amazon product page that there are social sharing buttons. You can share to Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest or via eMail. You can also copy the link and share with whomever wherever. As a general rule of thumb, what Amazon allows, most affiliate programs will allow.
Two notes.
[u]NOTE 1[/u]: The affiliate program may allow social media sharing. But the social media network you're on might not allow links from that affiliate advertiser. They might zap your social shares as spam. I'm not sure who decides what. All I can say is “test your links” to see what kind of a message you get when you click on it. If it ends up at the product page, no problem. If you get a message that “This link is blocked because it made lead to spam”; then don't try to share those links via that social media account.
This rarely happens with Amazon links. But it can or has happened with links from others sites like CJ (Commission Junction), ShareASale, LinkShare, etc. I don't know why! (O.o) Simply speaking from personal experience.
[u]NOTE 2[/u]: When sharing via social media, make sure the link you share has your Amazon Associates ID or affiliate referral ID already embedded or incorporated in the URL, otherwise you won't get credit for the sale. Sometimes when you click the social sharing button directly from a site, it does not have your referral ID included. So check before sharing.
As for which is the best?
[/font][list][*][font=Tahoma]Some say Pinterest because people actually shop via Pinterest. [/font][/*][*][font=Tahoma]Some say Twitter because actually shop via Twitter. [/font][/*][*][font=Tahoma]Some say Facebook because people are always in their FB account. [/font][/*][*][font=Tahoma]Some say Google Plus because it's Google![/font][/*][/list][font=Tahoma]
I say: Whichever social media share results in earning you income. [i] I use all of them. [/i]:)[/font]
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Lately, I feel like Instagram has been pretty good. Especially with new business and projects. It's sleek and straight to the point with visualization (pictures) which people seem to respond well to. It increased in popularity by a large %.
But yes, Facebook is the biggest social media platform at the moment but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best option. It's hard to pinpoint to only one site. Why single though? The more the better. You should be using all of them if you want the most optimal traffic increase. Lately, I feel like Instagram has been pretty good. Especially with new business and projects. It's sleek and straight to the point with visualization (pictures) which people seem to respond well to. It increased in popularity by a large %. But yes, Facebook is the biggest social media platform at the moment but that doesn't necessarily mean it's the best option. It's hard to pinpoint to only one site.
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