Affiliate

Affiliate

LeadJourney for affiliate marketers – match every click you pay for to the commission the network pays back, and see true ROI per campaign, offer and network. Start here, then set up the four building blocks below.

You drive paid (or organic) traffic to offers you don't own, and an affiliate network pays you a commission when a sale happens. LeadJourney ties that whole chain together – the click you paid for, the redirect to the offer, and the commission the network sends back – so you see true ROI per campaign, offer and network, not just clicks out.

What you'll be able to see

For every campaign → offer → network: clicks, cost, conversions, commission revenue, ROAS, ROI and profit – so you know which campaign, offer and network actually make money, and which traffic source to scale.

What we solve

On your own site you'd drop a tracking script on your pages. As an affiliate you usually can't add a script to the merchant's offer page – so the click you paid for and the commission you earned live in two different systems that never talk to each other.

LeadJourney closes that gap with two pieces:

  • A redirect link that stamps every visitor with a lj_click_id before forwarding them to the offer.
  • A network postback that reports the commission back to LeadJourney, matched to that exact click.

The result: a single view where cost (from your ad platforms) and revenue (from network postbacks) meet on the same click – real profit, not guesswork.

The building blocks

These four areas make up the Affiliate section. Set them up in order, or jump to whichever one you need.

Set it up in this order

Connect your ad platforms

Connect the accounts you spend on so cost data syncs automatically – the "spend" half of your ROI. Native, email or solo-ad spend won't sync, so add that manually under Channel Costs.

Connect your ad platforms

OAuth into Meta, Google, LinkedIn and Bing so spend syncs automatically.

Set up a tracking domain

Add a first-party tracking domain (a CNAME on a subdomain like go.your-site.com). Your redirect links run on this domain, which keeps click tracking accurate. Only verified domains can be used by your campaigns.

Set up a custom tracking domain

The verified first-party domain your redirect links run on.

Add your networks

Tell LeadJourney how to read each network's postback – which value is the click ID, which is the revenue, and so on. Start from a ready-made template or build a custom one.

Affiliate Networks

Add who pays you and map their postback macros to LeadJourney fields.

Add the offers you promote

Paste the affiliate link the network gave you (LeadJourney appends its tracking parameters automatically), set a default commission revenue, and optionally link the offer to a network.

Affiliate Offers

The products you promote, each with its affiliate link and commission revenue.

Wire up the postback

The postback URL is how a network tells LeadJourney a sale happened and how much you earned. It's configured once for the whole workspace under Settings → Events. The lj_click_id is what matches a commission back to the exact click you paid for.

Events & the Events Manager

The workspace postback URL that affiliate networks send commissions to.

A campaign is the link you actually advertise. LeadJourney generates a short redirect URL per traffic channel that stamps a click ID and forwards the visitor to your offer. Pick Redirect Tracking when you can't add a script, choose your verified domain, and optionally split-test landing pages by weight.

Affiliate Campaigns

Generate the click-tracked redirect URLs you advertise, one per channel.

Want the full walkthrough?

This page is the map. The LeadJourney for Affiliates playbook gives you the concepts and the chain you're building, and the Affiliate setup guide is the complete, screen-by-screen walkthrough from a fresh workspace to reading ROI.

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