News sites

Automate your affiliate marketing to save time
and complement your existing advertising relationships

Effortless revenue, full of insights about your content

Editors never have to create or maintain an affiliate link again - we turn normal product links and references into their equivalent affiliate links, automatically.
You can increase the earning potential of your content with zero effort, in no time.
Choose the solutions that work for you, on the sections of your site you want to monetize, skipping your sensitive news content.
Extensive reporting means you'll gain valuable insights into which retailers your users click on and buy from.

Maintain your editorial integrity with behind-the-scenes monetization

Our monetization solution runs in-text, without requiring effort from your editors.

Our technology runs on page load, after content has been published, so your editors can retain their editorial integrity and separation from monetization process.

Also, with our SkimWords product, you can customize how your links are formatted, to make it clear the links haven't been added by your editors, but by a third-party.

You choose where Skimlinks is deployed - allowing you to avoid sensitive news content.

Perfect tools for News sites

SkimLinks

The easiest way to get your links working for you – our technology turns them into affiliate links that can earn you money effortlessly.

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SkimWords

SkimWords creates new opportunities to earn in your content, picking up product references and turning them into relevant links – and you don’t have to lift a finger!

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SkimShortener

You can use Skimlinks shortened URLs to earn commissions and track clicks from online retailers even when you publish content via email, Twitter or Facebook.

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Testimonials

Mirror.co.uk and conscious monetization

"Editorial integrity is key to everything that we do so we would never want to ask any of the editorial guys to put anything up that they didn't feel was necessary or right or didn't fit with their brand, so with Skimlinks, editorial don't even have to know it's there in a lot of cases."

Elaine Quirke from Mirror.co.uk

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Still have questions?

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