We’ve relaunched the popular Make-A-Page feature with some updated formatting and new blog tools available… take a look at the tour below:
How Do I Use Make-A-Page and What does it “Make”?
There are 2 examples of the Make-A-Page output, the first is called the Page View, and the second is the Gallery View. The Page View is a table essentially, of relevant curated products. The Gallery View is designed to fit on your blog and allow visitors to scroll through products in a visual way.
Gallery View
Page View
How Do I Build Them?
Start with a Keyword, enter in something about the type of product you are looking to feature. In this example I've chosen the keyword "World Cup" since the entire world is watching soccer (football) right now!
Make-A-Page will give you a result set - hit the Green "Add" button for any products you want to add, and remember that if you aren't a member of a specific program you'll need to join first!
In this demonstration, I've chosen to highlight products from Fanatics.com as you can see in the image. You are welcome to choose one individual Merchant, or highlight products across multiple Merchants.
Choose your preferred layout between Page View and Gallery View.
Choose from a variety of different display options to customize border colours, the information displayed in each box, and many other styling options.
Add in pre-coded "Afftrack" values so that you can track reporting on this specific blog post or page that you are setting up.
Want to remove any individual product? Just click on the red "X" and you can easily get the exact mix of products that you are looking for.
In the Gallery View you'll see share icons, links to purchase, and scroll buttons to allow your visitors to quickly see a visual representation of the products you are showcasing.
that’s a really interesting post!!! thanks!
What a great Feature that was explained easily I can’t wait to offer the Green and Sustainable products to my websites.
I am new to ShareASale but so far loving it. My biggest problem is, as much as I love Make a Page, after posting it to my Worpress Post in Text mode, after I click on Visual Mode it cleans up the codes so that means I can’t go back to Visual Mode, and if I need to edit and it accidentally goes to Visual then I need to paste the original Make a Page codes again.
WordPress definitely has some quirks when it comes to special characters sometimes you have to play around with it a little bit in both modes to get it to work. My best results have come from posting in Text mode but I understand the issues of going back and forth we’ll be working further to try to ease these but there are also WP issues involved so it makes it a touch difficult.
It’s the same re blogger?
Also how we make the ‘name of the product’ font smaller?
Thank you can’t wait to start with my page! :) woot!