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Hi all
I am making a website. I want to use linkshare on my website so that all the publishers registered with linkshare are listed on my website.
Any suggestions?
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Short answer and clarification (for and anyone who lands here years later): if you mean “show the affiliates (publishers) who joined your LinkShare/Rakuten program” that is doable; if you mean “show every publisher on the whole network” that is not something networks publish publicly. In Rakuten’s terminology an advertiser = the merchant and a publisher = the affiliate, so make sure you’re using the advertiser/merchant tools. (comparably.com)

Quick, practical path (no code required): log into your merchant/advertiser dashboard, go to the Publishers area (My Publishers), filter as needed, then export the list to CSV. That CSV can be uploaded to your site or parsed by a small script and presented as a list or JSON endpoint. This is the fastest, lowest-permission route and is exactly the UI most merchants use to get an approved-publisher list. (mediarails.zendesk.com)

If you want automation or to refresh the list on a schedule, use Rakuten’s Developer Portal and reporting/APIs rather than screen-scraping. The platform exposes Advertisers/Advertiser-search and Link Locator APIs for partner and creative metadata, and reporting endpoints for scheduled downloads; you’ll need an API access token and the correct report id. Example (replace token and reportid with values from your account): 

curl -o my_publishers.csv "http://reportws.linksynergy.com/downloadreport.php?token=YOUR_SECURITY_TOKEN&reportid=REPLACE_WITH_REPORT_ID"

Use the Advertisers / Link Locator APIs to confirm partner metadata and the Reporting APIs to schedule or pull CSVs programmatically. (pubhelp.rakutenadvertising.com)

Tips and cautions: (1) Always confirm network terms and privacy rules before publishing publisher contact data; ask each publisher for permission if you plan to list links or contact info. (2) If the dashboard export lacks a field you need, request the specific report id from Rakuten support or your account rep instead of guessing. (3) Ignore generic “link exchange” spam posts — use the network tools or official API only (as suggested).

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Member Avatar for Dani

I'm sorry, I'm confused by your question. Is this something that Linkshare offers (the ability to see all of the publishers registered)?

Member Avatar for Manish02

i think he wants to share links of his website am i right?

Member Avatar for Dani

Linkshare is an affiliate network, and I think that he wants to showcase all of the affiliates who signed up under him on his site. Either way, it is not doing anyone any good just sitting here speculating. Let's wait for him to come back and explain himself. :)

Member Avatar for baig772

Yes exactly you got me right :)

Member Avatar for Dani

The only way to do this is if LinkShare lets you do it. Do they have an API? Do they even tell you who the affiliates are when you login to their system?

Member Avatar for rjdoll99

try the lick exchange this is the best offer in which you can find the better rankings and traffic

Member Avatar for swshyamash

If you have an account on facebook (Obvoiusly I am sure you have) website then please go through developer tag on facebook... which is at footer... after that search a query... what you want to share or like tag on your website.
In javascript tag they suggested few code which we need to copy paste on website right after <body> tag of html.. all the best

Edited by swshyamash because: some mistakes
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