AI Affiliate Website Builder — make and publish expert websites with AI!

Affiliate links are added at the block level after the AI web generator creates your site. Different block types suit different affiliate formats:

• Feature and card blocks — product roundups ("Top 5 hosting providers"): one card per product with an image, a short verdict, and a call-to-action button carrying your tracking ID.
• Table blocks — side-by-side comparisons with price, rating, and a "Check price" column linking to each merchant.
• Button elements — standalone calls to action inside review text; keep the button label honest ("View deal at Amazon") rather than generic.
• Article blocks — in-text contextual links, which usually convert better than banners.

Mark every affiliate link with rel="sponsored" — this is Google's stated requirement for paid and affiliate links and protects the rest of your link profile. Because Mobirise exports the complete HTML source, you can bulk-edit link attributes in the code before publishing. Avoid cloaking redirects that hide the destination from users; if you shorten links for management, keep the final merchant visible in the button or anchor text.

A proven layout for a review or "best of" page, block by block:

1. Verdict-first intro — name your top pick in the first paragraph. Readers (and search snippets) get the answer immediately; details follow for those who scroll.
2. Affiliate disclosure — one visible sentence before the first link, not only in the footer.
3. Comparison table — near the top, so skimmers can act without reading everything.
4. Individual mini-reviews — one section per product with a pros/cons list and a clear "best for" line.
5. FAQ block with schema markup — answers the long-tail questions people actually search for.

Structure the site itself as a hub and spokes: one hub page ("Best email marketing tools") linking to a detailed review page per product, and every review linking back to the hub. This concentrates internal link equity on the page that earns the most searches — and gives AI search engines a clear entity structure to quote. For seasonal campaigns, add a separate promo page with the AI landing page builder and point it at the same hub.

Compliance is not optional for affiliate sites, and it doubles as a trust signal for search engines:

• FTC disclosure (US traffic) — you must clearly disclose the affiliate relationship before the reader clicks a link. A short sentence at the top of the content ("We may earn a commission if you buy through links on this page") satisfies this; a footer-only note does not.
• Program-specific rules — Amazon Associates, for example, requires its own disclosure wording on every page that carries Amazon links and forbids cloaking or shortening those links.
• Privacy policy and cookie notice — affiliate tracking sets cookies, so EU/UK visitors fall under GDPR and ePrivacy rules. Add both pages; Mobirise blocks make this a five-minute task.
• A real About page — a named author with genuine experience of the products is an E-E-A-T factor Google explicitly evaluates for review content, and it is what separates your site from anonymous doorway spam.

These composite scenarios reflect the most common ways affiliate marketers put the builder to work — treat them as starting blueprints, not customer testimonials:

• The niche blogger. Writes product reviews on a rented blog platform and wants a site they own. One weekend is enough to generate the site, move the top twenty reviews into card-and-table layouts, and go live on the free plan — 3 online sites and 3 AI generations a month cover the start, and the Kit upgrade waits until commissions justify it.
• The YouTube reviewer. Every video gets a companion page: the embedded video, a spec table, and tracked links right underneath. Pages without footage get a short AI-generated hero clip instead. The site converts existing video traffic into search traffic the channel alone would never earn.
• The portfolio operator. Runs several niche comparison sites in parallel. Full code export means all of them sit on one inexpensive VPS — per-site costs are close to zero, so even a young site that earns little can stay in the portfolio while it grows into its keywords.

For current independent feedback on the platform, check Trustpilot, Capterra, and G2 — and sort by date: recent reviews of the AI builder matter more than the historical average.