Every traffic exchange and program on the planet gives you a URL to promote. You may not be interested in promoting every one, but you may still want to have those URLs in a place thats easy to find.
Why is that?
Well, if you belong to traffic exchanges, most of them have downline builders, right? So, even if you dont belong to a dedicated downline builder, youll still need your usernames and affiliate links at some point and its great to have that information at your fingertips.
My solution is to build a table in Word or any other word processor with table-making capability. You need only two columns. The first column is for the program or traffic exchanges name, and the second is for the affiliate URL.
I also list my banners in their respective blocks. However, when adding a banner, I color it blue. You can color it magenta. It doesnt matter. Just so it sticks out as being different from the affiliate links.
Other URLs I might add for the same program might be shortcuts, as with TinyURL. Or tracking links, as with LinkBrander. And, I color them differently, too. Youll be amazed at how big a difference coloring links is. It will save you lots...
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