Tripfiliate – Travel Blog Affiliate Monetization
Earn more from your travel blog! Multiply your travel blog’s affiliate earnings with Tripfiliate’s tools designed to boost your revenues.
Tripfiliate provides you with simple yet powerful monetization tools specifically designed for travel bloggers, encouraging your readers to use your affiliate links to book their trips. This means more money for your next trip. Here’s how we do it:
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“Exit-Intent” Travel Popups: Monetize the 98% of readers who today leave your travel blog without clicking on your affiliate links. Our exit-intent popups guide exiting readers to their preferred travel booking sites with your affiliate links, transforming a missed opportunity into more money.
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Floating “Book My Trip” Buttons: A floating “Book My Trip” button is always within view to seamlessly send your readers to their favorite booking sites whenever they’re ready to go. Customize the look and feel to match your blog’s design while still catching your reader’s eye, or choose to switch it off if you prefer.
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100+ Travel Affiliate Programs: Add your affiliate links for more than 100+ popular travel affiliate programs already preloaded into Tripfiliate. Easily add other affiliate partners in just a couple of clicks.
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Easy 2-Minute Integration: We made it easy to add Tripfiliate’s tools to your blog, even without any technical skills. This WordPress plugin automatically inserts the Tripfiliate code into your site – all you need to do is to activate the plugin and copy/paste your site’s Tripfiliate ID.
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Simple and Intuitive Back-End: Quickly and easily customize all of your Tripfiliate widgets using our intuitive Tripfiliate Dashboard. Match the look and feel to your blog, and switch on/off whichever tools suit your site best.
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Helpful Reports and Analytics: Monitor key metrics to see how well your Tripfiliate products are performing. We show you the stats that matter, without wasting time on the ones that don’t.
License
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.