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Build fast, modern affiliate sites with Next.js.

What you’ll learn

  • Building first-party affiliate analytics in Next.js
  • Tracking affiliate links in a Next.js app
  • Keeping affiliate prices fresh with ISR
  • Shipping fast, modern affiliate sites

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Keep Affiliate Prices Fresh in Next.js with ISR (Without Breaking Amazon's Rules)Stale prices are a silent EPC killer — and for Amazon, a compliance breach. Here's how to keep affiliate prices and availability fresh in Next.js using ISR and on-demand revalidation, with revalidate intervals that stay inside Amazon's caching windows.How to Cloak and Track Affiliate Links in Next.js (No Plugin Needed)WordPress affiliates use a plugin to cloak and count links. On Next.js you build the redirect yourself — about thirty lines — and get something plugins can't: the click captured first-party, before it leaves your site.

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Add First-Party Affiliate Analytics to a Next.js Site (Without a Heavy Platform)You captured the click first-party with a redirect route. Now turn those records into the number that matters — EPC per page — with a small table and one join, no Mixpanel or GA required.
ToolsUTM Builder
Key termsEPC (Earnings Per Click)ISR (Incremental Static Regeneration)

Frequently asked questions

Why use Next.js for an affiliate site?

Speed, first-party analytics you control, and ISR for keeping prices and availability current without full rebuilds.

How do I track affiliate clicks in Next.js?

A first-party click handler captures the outbound click with its source page and context, and sends it to your own analytics.

How do I keep affiliate prices current?

Incremental static regeneration (ISR) refreshes product data on a schedule without rebuilding the whole site.