Share and promote

Promote the brand through posts, videos, reviews, and social platforms to reach the audience.

1

Share affiliate link

Affiliate link is the most important tool.

Affiliates will find it at the top of the dashboard — simply copy and start sharing.

Common places to share the affiliate link

• Social media posts

• Instagram Stories & TikTok

• Blog product reviews

• YouTube description boxes

• Email newsletters

2

Share coupon code (if provided)

Many programs offer a personalised coupon code that the audience can apply when buying products from the store.

This helps affiliates drive conversions by giving their followers a discount.

Types of coupons affiliates may receive:

• Static coupon (assigned by the merchant)

• Anti-leak coupon (auto-applied when someone clicks their affiliate link).

👉 Learn more about Static coupon and Anti-leak coupon.

3

Promoting the brand

Create content that fits affiliates' style and audience.

This can include:

• Product photos or unboxing videos

• Tutorials or “how-to” posts

• Honest reviews

• Before/after photos

• Recommendations in comment sections or communities

Affiliates use affiliate coupon or link in every post to make sure the referrals are tracked.

4

Grow the results

To earn even more:

• Share regularly on social platforms

• Repost top-performing content

• Highlight discounts during sales

• Share affiliate link in YouTube shorts, TikToks, email footers, and more

• Ask the merchant for product collaborations or exclusive codes

Next steps

Earn and track

Monitor results and earnings

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