The LinkSpin blog
Notes on building a line, one honest day at a time.
Coaching and teaching articles from Marty Bostick on building a line, advertising that pays, and doing the simple work every day.
Retarget Your Own Visitors Without Facebook or Google
Retargeting used to mean renting an audience from Facebook or Google. LinkSpin gives every member their own: visitors to your pages and zones are remembered for 30 days, and you can show a campaign only to them, or never to them. Here is how audiences work and where the limits are.
Bridge Pages in a Minute: Point LinkSpin at Any Offer
Sending cold traffic straight to someone else's sales page wastes most of it. A bridge page warms the visitor up first. LinkSpin reads the offer you point it at and writes you a bridge, review or squeeze page on your own link domain, with your angle, in about a minute.
Your Site Can Earn Ad Credits: Zones in One Script Tag
Got a website? One script tag puts an ad slot on it. Member ads show first, then network ads, and every viewable impression pays you LinkSpin ad credits you can spend on your own campaigns. Here is how zones work and what counts as a viewable view.
Paid the Moment They Buy: How the LinkSpin Split Works
Every ad package bought on LinkSpin is split by a verified smart contract in the same Polygon transaction: 50 percent to the sponsor, 20 to level two, 10 to level three, 20 to the platform. No pending, no withdraw button. Here is the whole mechanism, plainly.
One Link, Every Page You Promote: What a Spin Link Actually Does
Most marketers juggle a different link for every offer. A spin link replaces all of them with one short link that rotates visitors through the pages you choose, with weights, hours and a fallback. Here is how it works and why it changes how you promote.