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Brands

Brands is where you show your sponsorships and affiliate codes. They appear on your page as a clean partner wall, and you keep 100% of whatever the brand pays you.

Adding a brand

Open Brands from your dashboard and tap Add deal. You need the brand name and the link. Everything else is optional:

  • Offer to state the perk, like "20% off" or "free month".
  • Promo code if the brand gave you one. Leave it blank and it is link-only. Either works.
  • Disclosure so the partnership is labeled honestly: Affiliate, Sponsored, or Partner. This is what keeps brands and the law happy.
  • Brand image for a featured brand (see Spotlight below), or a logo as the fallback. Upload them and drag to frame them.

The card your fans will see shows next to the form while you fill it in.

Two ways a brand shows up

Pick a format for each brand:

  • Spotlight is for a sponsor you want to feature. It looks like a ticket: the brand image on top, the brand name big, and a tear-off stub with the code and a Copy button, or Get deal when there is no code. It always sits first and is outlined in your page color.
  • Pass is the default. Passes are listed under More deals with the brand name big, a line out to the code or Get deal, and the disclosure and offer underneath.

Setting the order

In Brands, drag the handle next to a brand to move it. Fans see your brands in that order, with any Spotlight always first. Hide a brand to take it off your page without deleting it.

How it shows your fans

If there is a code, fans tap Copy. If it is link-only, they tap Get deal. Shop and Get deal open the brand's link in a new tab. The disclosure tag rides on every deal.

The numbers you take back to the brand

Every code copy and link open is counted, and counted apart. Brands shows the taps for all your brands over the last 30 days: by day, where fans tapped, and cities. Open a brand to see its all-time taps, the last 30 days, code copies, link opens, cities, and phone or computer, and download a report to send the brand. That is the receipt you hand the brand to renew the deal or raise your rate.

What you keep

All of it. BCKSTG doesn't touch your affiliate or sponsorship money. The deal is between you and the brand.

On landing pages

Brands works for every account type on Pro. Any landing page you build (a links page, a show page, a release page) can carry a Brands block: pick every active brand or just a few, give the section its own headline if you want, and the same deals with the same tap counts show there. Build a Links page from Landing Pages and, if you already have brands, the block is placed for you.

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