Affiliate System for my Website
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So,
I like to implement one affiliate system on my website and to generate URL for every online marketing campaign. because i like to know when someone has ordered it from Organic, and when from any Google Adwords Campaigns etc..
What do you suggest me to implement?
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If all you want to do is track your Adwords campaigns then link your Google Analytics to your Adwords account and you should be able to track them easily.
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