Guides
Plain guides for creators on earning from affiliate links and brand codes.
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Link in bio for affiliate links: a UK creator's guide
A link in bio for affiliate links is one page, linked from your social profile, that holds your tracked brand links and discount codes so followers can shop what you recommend and you earn commission on approved sales.
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How to earn affiliate commission as a UK creator
You earn affiliate commission by sharing a brand's tracked link or code with your audience; when someone buys and the brand approves the sale, you receive an agreed share of it.
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Brand discount codes for influencers: how they work in the UK
A brand discount code for influencers is a code a brand gives a creator to share, which gives followers money off and lets the brand credit the creator for sales where the code is used.
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Disclosing affiliate links and codes: ASA rules for UK creators
In the UK, a post with an affiliate link or code is an ad, so it needs a clear "Ad" or "#ad" label at the start, and "affiliate" on its own is not enough.
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CreatorLounge vs Linktree, Beacons, LTK and ShopMy: which suits affiliate creators?
Linktree and Beacons are link in bio tools with free and paid plans, LTK and ShopMy are application-based creator shopping networks, and CreatorLounge is a free link in bio page of brand offers and codes where you keep 50% of approved commission.
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Brands with creator affiliate programmes: browse by category
CreatorLounge lists brands with live creator affiliate programmes across fashion, beauty, home, sport, tech, travel, food and more, and approved creators can add their offers and codes to one lounge and keep 50% of approved commission.
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