Refract has an affiliate program now, and if you write about social media tools, make videos, or recommend software to clients, it may be worth a closer look.
What the program pays
You earn 30% of every payment from each customer you refer, for their first 12 months. Because the commission covers that full first year, each referral keeps adding value over time, not just at signup. The more people you bring in, the more the earnings can build up.
Who it suits
The program fits people who already talk about tools like this. If you write reviews or guides about social media software, you can mention Refract where it fits your existing work. If you make videos, a short recommendation can sit naturally next to the other tools you already use. And if you advise clients on which software to choose, you can pass along a tool you know well.
Nothing here asks you to change how you work. The best fit is an honest recommendation for something you already understand and would use yourself.
How to get started
Visit refract.social/affiliate-program to learn more and sign up. Take a few minutes to read the program details before you start sharing, so you know exactly what you are promoting and how it fits your audience.
Keeping it honest
Your audience should know when you earn from a recommendation. A simple line such as "I may earn a commission if you sign up through my link" keeps things clear and builds trust over time. Only recommend what you have actually tried, and be specific about what the tool does well and where it might not suit everyone.
Honesty also helps your content hold up over time. When people trust your picks, they are more likely to come back to your posts, watch your videos, and ask you about tools when they need advice.
Is it worth it?
If your work already touches social media tools, video, or software advice for clients, an affiliate program is a natural addition. The 30% rate for each customer's first 12 months gives you a clear structure to plan around, so you can decide how much space to give it in your content.
Start small, recommend what you trust, and see how it fits your workflow.
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