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Linqia is one of my favorite sponsored post campaigns for many reasons.

They’ve paid me more than $9,000 so far
They work with me to increase my pay
They pay per click (YES!)

Not worked with Linqia yet? You can find out more about Linqia here.

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Linqia Review: How To ROCK Campaigns

Here are 10 tips to ROCK your next Linqia campaign.

These tips are both from me & from other REAL Linqia bloggers.

Share Immediately

You don’t have to wait until you publish your blog post to begin sharing your Linqia campaign links.

“My best advice for Linqia is to start working on getting clicks from day 1” says Samantha from Sammy Approves.

As soon as that campaign goes live, start sharing that link!

Share Often

Posting once on social media isn’t enough.

You should be sharing every single day during your campaign to keep your audience engaged.

On your own, this would be a chore, but luckily there are great tools you can use to schedule posts, so you continue to share thought the campaign.

Track Your Numbers

Keep an eye on how far you are along in your campaign by tracking the numbers.

Track how many clicks you have & compare that to how many days left in your campaign.

It’s easy with this handy-dandy tracking spreadsheet that does the work for you.

Just leave your email here.

Make Your Photos Clickable

You’d be surprised how many readers will click on a photo for more information about the product.

Always link up your paying Linqia links to your photos to make sure they can click through with your Linqia link.

Link Interesting Words

If you’re only linking on the words for the name of the brand or the product, you’re missing out!

You also want to add your link to the interesting words in your blog post.

What’s your audience struggling with? What excites them?

These are the words you want to pop with a link.

Follow the Rules

“Not a vet by any means, BUT read your contract given. Sometimes campaign dates change (a day or two before they are to end) and you will NOT get any extra pay for the days that are added even if your numbers keep growing. :)” says Ellie from Adventures With Ellie.

Ask Questions

“Save the campaign managers email addresses just in case you aren’t getting a response” says Samantha from Sammy Approves.

When in doubt, reply to your campaign managers email & ask to clarify.

They will email you right back!

Keep Your Audience in Mind

This advice comes from Hannah at Eat Drink and Save Money.

“I’ve learned the hard way that only specific types of campaigns work for my audience. If a coupon is offered I get my clicks easily. If not, it’s a real hassle! It’s hard to turn down campaigns, but sometimes it’s worth it to get the right ones for your audience.”