Present affiliate destinations with clear labels, visible disclosure, and reporting that distinguishes clicks from approved commissions.
Make the relationship visible
An affiliate link may benefit its publisher financially. Place a clear disclosure where visitors can see it before choosing a destination, and follow the program’s terms and applicable advertising rules.
Use labels that identify the offer or product. A shortened address should not conceal that relationship or imply an endorsement the creator cannot support.
Keep campaign links and destinations intact
Preserve the program’s referral identifier and permitted campaign parameters when creating a managed route. Test the final destination without your creator session.
Order the Bio Page around the audience’s needs and keep expired offers out of prominent placements. Review optional third-party integrations and visitor consent settings before publication.
Use the program’s confirmed commission record
Bio Page interactions and short-link clicks show traffic. Approved commissions depend on the affiliate program’s attribution, qualifying transaction, and review rules.
Compare campaign activity with the program’s confirmed records. Do not count an opened link as earned commission or a pending amount as a completed payout.