"shopping link" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a link to a website where goods or services may be purchased. For example, "Click the shopping link for more information on our products".
So I clicked onto an America Online shopping link for HomeTownStores.com, an online hardware store.
(Microsoft points out that the summary table appears more often if you click the Shopping link before you search. But come on, who has time for that?) Similarly, it's hard to predict when those fare-prediction icons will appear.
and Samsung also showed off its ability to do things like identify bikes and provide the correct shopping link.
In one case, when one in five users clicked on a Google Shopping link, only one in 200 clicked on rival links presented in a box.
After they have read the information you have offered, you can further direct them to a shopping link while they are researching the topic.
Because MyPunchbowl has commerce partners, the site is rife with shopping links for party supplies.
One strategy is to put more shopping links into editorial areas on the site -- so-called contextual commerce.
There are plans, however, to eventually provide shopping links to them from the film's Web site (www.theguitarthemovie.com).
The site will also provide shopping links to retailers, so that they can buy the merchandise they have read about.
It listed three -- Foundem, a British shopping comparison site; SourceTool, a business search directory; and myTriggers, which collects shopping links.
The "Martha Stewart Makes Cookies" app for the iPad, with a timer, shopping links and videos, is the kind of content that lets the tablet shine.
