I\'ve used several affiliate tracking systems over the years, including:

1. OfficeAutopilot / Ontraport (which I don\'t recommend for solopreneurs -- too expensive, too many unneeded features and substandard customer service)

2. Nanacast -- also very full-featured, and back in 2010 when I used it, it wasn\'t intuitive and easy to use. Worse of all the tracking wasn\'t reliable. They\'ve likely improved but I\'m still not sure I\'d recommend it except for those really committed to creating membership sites / subscriptions.

3. PostAffiliatePro http://www.postaffiliatepro.com/in-house-affiliate.../ -- which is very full-featured, much more than most small businesses need ... oftentimes, less is better.

4. Manual tracking -- cloning (copying) my sales page and setting up a unique one for each affiliate, with a unique Paypal button e.g. \"George Kao Coaching for [Affiliate\'s] Tribe\" ... this has been my favorite method because affiliates like their own unique URL, and the tracking is perfect and simple. I also ask all my clients how they came to me, and that\'s a way to confirm / double-check the tracking.

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I recommend using manual tracking, until you are getting so many affiliate sales that it\'s becoming hard to track on your own.

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