You find the perfect shop to promote. Good products, a real affiliate program, a page you would happily link to. Then you look for a way in. No Amazon. No network. No API. No product feed. A dead end. That dead end is the reason Affiliate Egg exists. And with version 11, it reaches much … Read more
I recently created a new demo site for Too Much Niche: BuildRankEarn.com This demo is different from my previous hobby niche site. That site was about microgreens and home fermentation. A real hobby topic. Something personal, practical, and easy to understand. This time, I wanted to test a different use case: building a niche website … Read more
You found a good supplier. The products look right. The prices are acceptable. The niche is not overcrowded. Maybe it is a local distributor, a manufacturer, a B2B wholesaler, or a brand that is not already used by thousands of identical dropshipping stores. So you ask them a simple question: Can you send me a … Read more
I recently created a small demo site for Too Much Niche: slowlarder.com It is a simple blog about two hobbies I actually like: growing microgreens at home and fermenting vegetables at home. Nothing fancy. No huge team. No custom design agency. Just a domain, WordPress, a simple theme, a content plan, and articles generated with … Read more
We’re excited to introduce two new Content Egg modules: Billiger.de and Geizhals.de. These integrations make it easier to build price comparison, deal, and product-focused affiliate websites in WordPress. Instead of collecting offers from individual merchants one by one, you can import a full price comparison list for a product in a single request. For affiliate … Read more
Search has quietly changed its unit of measurement. For twenty years, the page was the thing that ranked. Today, the thing that gets surfaced is often much smaller: a paragraph, a list, a table row, an FAQ answer, or a short verdict pulled directly from your article. Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, ChatGPT with browsing, voice … Read more
Update — 20 Jun 2026 Amazon has now sent another notice confirming that the PAAPI v5 endpoint is being retired. The new deadline is June 30, 2026: “We’re retiring the PAAPI v5 endpoint. To avoid service disruptions, migrate to the new Creators API endpoint for PAAPI by June 30, 2026.” This removes most of the … Read more
Update — 09 March 2026: Based on my tests and feedback from users: 1. “Qualifying sales” are most likely counted as shipped items, not orders.Amazon’s reporting is structured around items (“items ordered”, “items shipped”, “returned items”), not orders, and the internal Associates stats follow the same pattern. Because of that, the most consistent interpretation is … Read more
If you’ve just set up an Amazon affiliate plugin, pasted your PA‑API keys, hit “Search”… and got a scary TooManyRequests (HTTP 429) error — breathe. 🙂 It’s common, it’s fixable, and this guide walks you through every cause and every fix, step by step. Quick definitions To start using PA‑API, you first need to be … Read more
TL;DR Bridge Pages send visitors from your main article to a helpful, product-focused page on your site before they go to the merchant. Done right, they: The Bridge Funnel (at a glance) Main article / resource → Bridge Page (product details on your site) → Merchant (e.g., Amazon) Bridge Pages are focused product pages on … Read more