Build an affiliate marketing website structured around the content that earns commission. Describe your niche, your products, and your audience, and Meku generates an affiliate site with review pages, comparison tables, and roundup layouts built in.
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Individual product reviews and best-of list pages, each on its own URL with editable titles and descriptions, structured for the buyer-intent searches that convert.
Side-by-side product tables with specifications, prices, and affiliate links, which typically outperform paragraphs for readers deciding between options.
Category pages grouping related reviews, so your site builds topical depth rather than sitting as a set of unconnected posts.
Disclosure blocks placed where required, plus consistent affiliate link handling with nofollow or sponsored attributes applied.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your niche, your products, and your audience
Meku generates an affiliate site with reviews, comparisons, and categories
Customize layouts, tables, and disclosure placement using prompts
Connect your database, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds affiliate sites around review and comparison structure, with page speed and SEO controls that affiliate content depends on.
WordPress affiliate themes add plugin licence fees and page weight, which slows the site down. Hosted site builders limit URL structure and template control.

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Pick a niche narrow enough to build topical depth in, then build around buyer-intent content: individual reviews, comparisons between two options, and best-of roundups. Those page types match how people search when they are close to purchasing, which is where affiliate commission comes from.
Review pages for individual products, comparison pages between two named products, and roundup pages for a category. Informational guides support these by building topical authority and linking into the pages that convert.
Yes. FTC rules require clear disclosure that you earn commission, placed where readers will see it before clicking a link rather than buried in a footer. Most affiliate programs also require it in their own terms, and failing to disclose can end the partnership.
New sites usually take several months to gain search visibility, because competing pages have existing authority. Sites in narrow niches with less competition tend to see results sooner than those targeting broad, heavily contested product categories.
It affects both rankings and conversions. Affiliate pages often carry images, tables, and tracking scripts, which is why heavy plugin-based builds slow down. A faster site keeps readers through longer comparison content, where the click usually happens.
Yes. Add reviews, comparison tables, categories, and pages anytime using prompts, so the site expands with your content plan.