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Affiliate Terms

  • As a LensDigital affiliate, you are an extension of our brand and are expected to represent our shared values: We are here to serve the maker community.
  • Always be respectful of the customer and the community of makers. We are honored to serve the maker community and consider it a privilege. This is not only about products, it is about the customer and our main goal is to help them along their way.
  • To remain an active affiliate, you are expected to create at least one LensDigital-related social media post per month. Post should be educational and informative; not spammy or salesy. You may include your referral link and discount code when sharing.
  • Be respectful of other LensDigital affiliates. Do not post content or affiliate links in groups administrated or moderated by other affiliates. When in doubt, ask us first!
  • Do not be pushy with sales. We rely on the power of PULL not PUSH. Create educational and informative content to provide value to the maker community and customers will naturally come to you with questions.
  • When sharing your affiliate link and/or discount code, it must be accompanied by something that provides educational or informative value to the customer. Sharing affiliate links solely as click-bait is prohibited.
  • You must always disclose that you are a LensDigital affiliate when mentioning the brand, your affiliate link, or your discount code. Never hide your affiliation. Transparency is KEY! There is nothing wrong with being compensated as long as you disclose it upfront!
  • We do not tolerate “fake” reviews posted only to earn commissions. Only folks that have our tools and use them are considered for affiliation. Be sincere with your reviews and your advice to customers.
  • Promoting a competing product or an affiliation with a competitor is not permitted, unless specifically approved. Ask us first!
  • Do not spam groups. Be selective with your content. Too much content in a short period of time will reflect poorly on the brand and on your ability to earn the trust of your customers.
  • Help first! When someone has a question, please be charitable with your time and advice, even if that means helping someone who does not eventually make a purchase. Also, we recommend checking in with referrals to see how they are doing and offer guidance.