REHub Affiliate is the affiliate offers module bundled with the REHub theme for WordPress. Affiliate products live as standard WordPress posts or as a custom post type depending on the configuration. Each entry lives in wp_posts with a post_status of draft, pending, publish, or private, plus metadata in wp_postmeta for the affiliate URL, the price, the merchant, the deal expiry, the click count, and the category taxonomy assignment. The native admin lists them in a flat sortable table.

SleekView Kanban reads the same REHub entries you would query with WP_Query. Pick post_status as the group column and every entry becomes a card slotted under Draft, Pending, Published, or Private. Card fronts show the product title, the merchant name, the affiliate URL, the price, the deal expiry date from postmeta, the click count, and the category, so editorial sees the shape of every affiliate entry without opening individual product editor screens for each.

Dragging a card between columns runs the same WordPress transition the editor uses, which fires transition_post_status and the appropriate publish hooks. REHub's affiliate URL cache refreshes so the storefront redirect resolves correctly, the SEO data updates with the new product title and description, and any extension subscribed to the WordPress hooks reacts, exactly as it would after a manual publish from the post editor screen.

Sites running REHub Affiliate accumulate hundreds of affiliate offers over time. Some are top performers driving steady traffic to merchant partners. Some go broken when a merchant changes their URL structure or sunsets a product.

Some belong to promo campaigns that ended months ago but the offers are still live and pointing readers to expired deals. The default REHub admin treats them all the same, which means editorial managers spend hours scrolling through long lists trying to identify which affiliate entries need attention versus which are quietly working. The disconnect between what readers actually click and what the team can see shows up in the worst places.

A broken affiliate URL drives readers to a 404 page on the merchant site and the affiliate revenue from that entry quietly drops to zero. A discontinued promo keeps redirecting readers to the wrong page months after the campaign ended. A kanban view that reads and writes the same REHub affiliate entries the storefront reads keeps the team and the affiliate catalog honest.

Every drag is a real status change, every column count reflects the real affiliate health, and the cards themselves carry enough context for a new editorial manager to start curating affiliate offers on day one of the job.