Afflytics

Afflytics

Affiliate analytics dashboard

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Put your affiliate marketing on autopilot. Afflytics tracks and analyzes your affiliate income by connecting all your affiliate networks in one place.
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Piyush Dinde
Hi Ryan, The pain points you mentioned about managing multiple affiliate networks, commissions, links, etc are definitely spot on. Could you please tell us about the key areas where Afflytics differ from the current analytics tools like Voluum or Cake?
Ryan Bales
@piyushdinde1 Hi Piyush, thanks for the response. Most of the current affiliate analytics tools are built almost exclusively for "super" affiliates. That is, affiliates doing huge volume. These tools are difficult to setup, the UIs are confusing and over complicated, and again, just not very useful for the average affiliate. We wanted to create a platform that was useful not only to super affiliates but affiliates on their way to becoming super affiliates... which is by far most people in this space.
Yaroslaw Bagriy
Looks amazing! How long did it take you to make this? I'm loving the idea here.
Ryan Bales
@yaroslaw_bagriy Thanks! We've been working on it for around 12 months.
Yaroslaw Bagriy
@ryanbales Was this a side project or a full time project?
Ryan Bales
@yaroslaw_bagriy Started as a side project, now it's full time
Ryan Bales
Hi there! My name is Ryan Bales and I'm the founder of Afflytics, an affiliate analytics dashboard built for bloggers, influencers, agencies, and affiliate marketers. As I've spent more than a decade in the affiliate marketing space, I'm quite aware of some of the pain points most affiliates deal with on a daily basis. One of the most common problems is that because affiliates generally work with multiple affiliate networks, such as CJ, ShareAShare, and Ebay, they have to log into each individual affiliate network's website in order to gather their revenue reports, and then aggregate this data in some way manually. This is a huge hassle! It takes a lot of time, and it makes conversion optimization really hard. We built Afflytics to solve this problem. Afflytics connects to all of your affiliate networks and aggregates your affiliate income in a single dashboard. It allows affiliates to focus on increasing conversions, rather than manually collecting data. ----------------------------- Features: * Aggregate sales data across all your affiliate networks. Whether you're working with one affiliate network, or dozens, Afflytics makes tracking your affiliate sales a breeze by continually aggregating data into a single dashboard. In addition to supporting all major affiliate networks, Afflytics is constantly adding more to the list. * All your affiliate income on a single dashboard Grow your affiliate marketing business by using Afflytic's comprehensive sales metrics to pinpoint trends and discover new marketing opportunities. * Tools for affiliate marketers, from bloggers to agencies. Afflytics provides the tools to help every affiliate marketer maximize their full potential. ----------------------------- Thanks for checking out Afflytics, and we're really excited to get your feedback. -Ryan
Laurent Malka
Do you really compare to voluum and cake? I mean those platforms track the actual traffic, conversions and revenues. Your platform pulls data from the networks and report on a nice dashboard. Did I miss something?
Ryan Bales
@trackingdesk We're definitely a different animal, targeting a different audience. Voluum & Cake aren't practical for most affiliates. Also, sorry to hear TrackingDesk is shutting down.
Laurent Malka
@ryanbales Cool, thanks for clarification.
Brad Ungar
When a user submits an affiliate program to track does your company then share that affiliate program with other users?
Ryan Bales
@bradungar Afflytics is a tracker for affiliates/publishers rather than advertisers who run affiliate programs. Or did I misunderstand your question?
Brad Ungar
@ryanbales yes I know it is for affiliates. I am wanting to know if as an affiliate you would be trying to use the information we add to your platform of any affiliate systems as a network to allow other marketers to sign up on? For example, I submit that I need the affiliate program of Nike (just as an example) and your system had never yet been integrated with Nike so then after you integrate the program you then share how to sign up for that program to the other affiliates on your platform so that you can hopefully sign them up under your sub-affiliate tree as your affiliate and make commissions off their sales as well.