Each traffic exchange and program in the world gives you a URL to plug. You may not have an interest in promoting each one, but you will still need to have those URLs in a spot that is straightforward to find. Well, if you belong to traffic exchanges, many of them have downline builders, right? Hence even if you do not belong to a dedicated downline builder, you may still need your usernames and affiliate links at some specific point and it's cool to have that info at your fingertips.

My solution is to build a table in Word or any other word processor with table-making capacity. The 1st column is for the program or traffic exchange's name, and the second is for the affiliate URL. I also list my banners in their various blocks. However, when adding a banner, I color it blue. Just so it sticks out as being different to the associate links. Other URLs I would add for a similar program could be shortcuts, as with TinyURL. You will be dazzled at how enormous a difference coloring links is. It will save you tons of time in the long term.

You will not have to read the entire URL to see what it is linked to, only select the right color. As an example, I belong to Marlon Sanders' affiliate marketing programme, and he has umpteen products to sell. You can type all this information into your table in any order. Everytime a program asks for a URL or you want one to plug into a traffic exchange for advertising or another for a downline builder, the link will be right in easy reach. I have been using this system for virtually 3 years and it works very well for me.