One thing I learned is that clicks don't always mean buying intent. Many visitors are just comparing products before making a decision.
 
I removed unnecessary affiliate links from my articles. Surprisingly, fewer links made readers trust my recommendations more.
 
For months nothing happened.

One day, several older articles started ranking on Google at the same time. Sales began appearing regularly without me changing anything. Sometimes success simply arrives later than expected.
 
I ranked for keywords that brought thousands of visitors.

Unfortunately, those people wanted information, not products. After targeting buying-related keywords, my traffic dropped, but commissions increased.
 
My advice is to stay consistent and don't let zero sales discourage you. If people are clicking your affiliate links, you've already done the hard part of getting their attention. Now focus on building trust, recommending products that genuinely fit your audience, and improving your content little by little. Those small improvements can make a big difference over time.
 
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