InspoTap
for affiliates
What it does
Tag your photos with shoppableIf you’re doing affiliate marketing with product photos, one thing I’ve learned is that getting people interested in a product is only half the work. You also need to make it easy for them to actually click and shop. I’ve been using InspoTap for this because it lets you turn a regular photo into a shoppable image. You can tag products directly on the image, so people can discover the items without having to search for every product separately.
Tag your photos with shoppable hotspots and share one link.
You know that moment when someone sees your post and says: “Where did you get that?” “Link please!” “Shop link?” “Where can I buy this?” Instead of sending them links one by one… Just let them tap the photo. With InspoTap, you can turn your photos into clickable, shoppable photos. Tag the things in your photo. Add your links. Share one InspoTap link. That’s it. Every InspoTap profile lives at its own address — like inspotap.com/yourname — a home for every product you recommend. Think of it as your own product website: share it once across every platform, and it becomes the place people go to browse and shop everything you love. Every InspoTap profile comes with built-in analytics — profile…from inspotap.com
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