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You earn when shoppers reach a brand’s store through you. You have two things to share:
  • your personal tracking link for each campaign (also called your affiliate link)
  • your public shop page, which shows every product you currently promote
Every campaign you join gives you one personal link. It is short and unique to you and that campaign. When a shopper clicks it, the Freeq Growth Network records the click and sends the shopper to the brand’s product page.
  1. Open My Campaigns.
  2. Find the campaign under Enrolled Campaigns.
  3. In the Affiliate URL column, choose Copy link.
  4. You see “Affiliate URL copied to clipboard”. Paste the link wherever you like.
The link is copied straight to your clipboard. It isn’t shown as text on the page.
Links only work for active campaigns. If a campaign has ended or completed, the Copy link button is greyed out and tells you why (“Campaign ended”, “Campaign completed” or “This campaign isn’t accepting traffic”). Remove old links from your posts when a campaign ends.

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Where to share it

Share it anywhere your audience will see it:
  • your social bio or link-in-bio page
  • posts, stories, reels and video descriptions
  • newsletters and blogs
  • direct messages to people who asked about the product
Keep the link exactly as copied. Don’t shorten it with another service or add your own tracking to it. Extra redirects can strip the information that proves the shopper came from you.

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What counts

  • You earn on the campaign’s product only. If the shopper buys other things in the same order, those items don’t earn commission. See Earnings and payouts.
  • If the shopper clicks several creators’ links, the last one they clicked before buying gets the credit. See How credit is decided.
  • Don’t buy through your own link. The Freeq Growth Network checks for self-purchases, and those orders may be held for longer or not paid. See Trust and fraud protection.
  • Only a customer’s first order in a campaign earns commission. Later orders from the same customer are shown as “Returning customer”.

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Your public shop page

Your shop page is a public page anyone can open without an account. It shows the products you promote, so your followers can browse and buy in one place.

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Open and share your page

  1. Choose My Page in the menu.
  2. Choose Copy link at the top of the page to copy its address.
  3. Share it in your bio or anywhere else.
There is nothing to publish: the page is live as soon as you have an account. You can’t choose a custom address yet.

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What’s on the page

The top of the page shows:
  • your photo (your Instagram picture, if you linked Instagram)
  • “Curated by” and your creator name
  • your bio
  • your Instagram handle, if linked
Below that are two tabs:
  • Campaigns: a grid of the products you promote, with the product picture, name, price and brand. Each tile opens your personal link for that campaign, so purchases are credited to you. Only active campaigns appear.
  • Media: your most recent Instagram posts, if you linked Instagram.

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Edit your bio

  1. Open Settings, then the Creator profile section.
  2. In Creator Bio, type up to 500 characters.
  3. Choose Save bio.
The short bio you typed at sign-up is stored separately. If it doesn’t appear on your shop page, add it under Creator Bio.
Linking Instagram shows your handle and recent posts on your shop page, so brands and shoppers can see your real content.
Instagram linking may not be available to every account yet. If it isn’t open for you, the card says “Instagram linking isn’t available yet”.
  1. Make sure your Instagram is a Professional account (Creator or Business). Personal accounts can’t be linked.
  2. Open Settings, then the Creator profile section.
  3. In the Instagram card, choose Link Instagram.
  4. A window opens. Sign in to Instagram and approve access.
  5. When it works, you see your @username, your account type and “Instagram linked”.
To remove it, choose Disconnect, then confirm. Your bio stays in place. One Instagram account can only be linked to one creator.

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Discount badges

Some brands give your shoppers a discount when they arrive through your link. You see this in two places:
  • My Campaigns, Discount column: a badge such as “10% off” or “$5 off”. Hover over it to see how many discount codes are left (for example “40 of 50 discount codes left”).
  • Campaign page: a Discount enabled card with the offer name, the value and how many codes are left.
If the badge turns amber and says Discount cap reached, the brand’s limit on codes for your link has been used up. No new codes are created until a slot frees up, but your link still works and still earns commission. On your public shop page, product tiles show a green discount badge while the discount is live.

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How shopper discount codes work

You don’t hand out a discount code. The Freeq Growth Network creates one for each shopper.
  1. A shopper clicks your link.
  2. If the brand has given you a discount, the Freeq Growth Network creates a fresh, single-use code just for that shopper.
  3. The shopper lands on the store with the code already applied at checkout. They don’t need to type anything.
  4. The code expires after about 45 minutes if it isn’t used. If the same shopper clicks again, they get a working code again.
Because each code belongs to one click, a purchase with that code is tied to you even if the shopper’s browser loses the link details. If a code can’t be created (for example, the cap is reached or the discount has ended), the shopper still lands on the product page without a discount, and the click still counts for you.
Automatic shopper codes are not available on every campaign yet. They only appear when the brand has turned on a discount for you.