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Gillish Node

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Your links should work harder than you do.

Gillish Node is a WordPress plugin that puts your affiliate links in more posts, catches the dead ones, and maps how your pages link to each other. It runs on your own site.

Not on sale yet. No payment now. You are first in line when Node opens.

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Your links, this monthStatement
Affiliate clicks counted1,204
Dead links caught3
Old posts with new links38
Pages mapped412
Links labelled for Google214
Posts you opened0

Your old posts are leaking commission.

Hundreds of affiliate links sit in posts you wrote years ago. Some point to products that are gone. Some lead to pages that no longer exist. Google wants the paid ones labelled. You find out when the money stops.

Fixing it by hand

  1. Open an old post.
  2. Find each affiliate link in it.
  3. Click it and check where it lands.
  4. Fix the address and the label.
  5. Save, and open the next post.
  6. Repeat for every post you ever wrote.

One place for every link.

Gillish Node keeps your affiliate links on your own site, as short links. Your posts point there, and Node sends each click on to its destination. Check, change and count a link once, and every post that uses it follows.

Your posta reader clicks Your short linkyoursite.com/node/headlamp The destinationthe click arrives, counted

Nothing extra for your visitors to load. Node adds no script and no stylesheet to the pages they see.

One plugin. Five jobs.

Earn

every post

More money from the posts you already wrote.

Old posts get your links. You open none.

Choose the words you want linked, and Node adds your affiliate link where they appear, because your old posts already have the readers.

See how automatic links work

Do I have to edit old posts?

No. The link is added when the page is shown. By default Node links the first match in each post.

Change a link once. Every post follows.

When the page you link to moves, you fix it in one place, because every post points to your own short link.

See how short links follow

What about readers who clicked it before?

Browsers are told not to remember the old route, so the change reaches returning readers too.

Protect

one click

Every link working, every label right.

Catch the links that stopped earning.

Node checks the address each link you manage sends visitors to and flags the ones that fail, because a click on a dead link can never become a sale.

Does it check all my links?

Every link you manage: a batch every day, the oldest first, or all at once with one button.

The label Google wants, from one setting.

Tick Sponsored once, and every link that follows the default carries it, because the rule lives in one place.

See how labels follow

Does the link on the page really change?

Yes. Here is the same link on Node’s real screens, before and after one change in settings, with its code on the page.

Node's link editor: the Sponsored field shows Default (No), under it the line: The label Google asks for on paid and affiliate links.
Before: the link uses the site default for Sponsored, which is off.
<a href="…/node/gillish-node-test-sponsored/…">
The same field after Sponsored was turned on in Node's settings: it now shows Default (Yes).
After: Sponsored turned on once in Node’s settings. The same link now shows Default (Yes).
<a href="…/node/gillish-node-test-sponsored/…" rel="sponsored"> The link on the page, shortened.

Map

17 signals

Find the pages that carry your site, and the ones left behind.

Put your next link where it earns.

Link Gravity shows which pages your own links lift and which they leave starved, because a starved page is a link you have not placed yet.

What else does the map check?

Seventeen signals, and 13 of them work without a Google connection. The map runs in your admin only, so your visitors never wait for it.

Measure

16 months

What readers click, and how you rank.

See which links people click.

Each link counts its clicks on your server, because you can only grow what you can see.

Does it count bots?

No, bots are left out.

Watch your rankings move.

Connect Search Console, and Node fills in up to 16 months of your own search data. Pin the searches you care about, and see how your pages move.

Does it need Google?

For rankings, connect your own Search Console. Node reads only your site’s data.

Route

your rules

Send each reader to the right offer.

Phones to one offer, everyone else to another.

Send visitors to different offers by country, device, language or time of day, because the offer that suits one reader may not suit the next.

Do my posts change?

No. The post keeps the same short link, and Node picks the destination at each click. Rules run from the top, and the first one that matches wins.

Five jobs on one page. More inside.

Every feature, each with what it does for you, and an in-depth page for the big ones.

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Start in three steps.

  1. Install Gillish Node.

    It runs on your own WordPress site.

  2. Paste an affiliate link once.

    Node gives it a short address on your own domain.

  3. Use it in any post.

    Node keeps it checked, labelled and counted from then on.

Three fair questions.

Will it slow my site down?

Node adds no script and no stylesheet to the pages your visitors see. Links are written into the page on your server, and clicks are counted there too.

Add each link once in Node and swap it in with the Node button in your editor, or let automatic links place it on the words you choose.

What if I stop using Node?

When you deactivate it, Node offers to turn its links into plain links straight to their destinations, so your posts keep working. Your links and their clicks export to a file whenever you want.

Pick the plan for your sites.

Every plan has every feature. You pay once a year.

14-day money-back guarantee

  • Blogger

    $49a year

    For one site that earns from affiliate links.

    • Included 1 licence

  • Publisher

    $69a year

    For a writer with several sites.

    • Included 10 licences

  • Agency

    $99a year

    For agencies and networks with many client sites.

    • Included 100 licences
Your money back.

Not right for you? Request a refund within 14 days and get 100% of your money back. No exceptions. Not even if your grandmother needs the cash for a peg leg.

Your ideas get an answer.

Ask for a feature, and you get a reply within 3 working days, Monday to Friday: yes or no, and why. The list of what is asked and what is built is open to all.

Made by Gillish.

A small WordPress plugin studio in Norway. Each Gillish tool works on its own and gets better beside the others.

Your placeFirst in line

No payment now. You are first in line when Node opens.

Questions

When can I get it?

Node is not on sale yet. Join the waitlist, and you are first in line when it opens.

Which links follow a setting?

Synced links, shortcodes and automatic links follow a change in your settings in every post. A direct link is written into the post once, so it keeps the settings it had.

What does it need?

WordPress 7.0 or newer and PHP 8.3 or newer.

Can I bring links from another plugin?

Today Node brings links over from LinkCentral and can update the old addresses in your posts. Every import can be undone.

Read up on links

The newest articles about Node show here once the blog has them.

Make your links work harder.

Join the waitlist today. You are first in line when Gillish Node opens.

Posts you opened0

No payment now. We write once, when Node opens.

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