A brand you can stand behind.
Would you cover this brand without a commission? Start with products relevant to your readers and a company you’re comfortable putting your name behind.
FOR CREATORS, PUBLISHERS & COMMUNITIES
Find wellness and peptide brands that make sense for your audience. Explore affiliate partnerships for your website, newsletter, social channels or community.
For creators, publishers & community builders.
It starts with a connection.
A BETTER STARTING POINT
Before you join, look at the products, how referrals are tracked and when you’ll be paid. Those details tell you more than the headline commission rate.
Would you cover this brand without a commission? Start with products relevant to your readers and a company you’re comfortable putting your name behind.
Check the referral window, eligible purchases and payout schedule. Ask how repeat orders, discount codes, returns and cancellations affect your commission.
Choose a program that fits the way you publish. A detailed article, newsletter mention and short video each call for a different approach.
BUILT AROUND YOUR AUDIENCE
Whether your content covers everyday wellness or takes a closer look at peptides, start with brands that match your interests and the conversations your audience cares about.
FROM INTEREST TO PARTNERSHIP
Start with your audience and the brands you want to work with. Each company has its own approval process and program terms.
Email your website or social profiles, the topics you cover and the kind of partnership you’re looking for.
Get familiar with the brand’s products, commission terms and allowed promotional channels before you agree to join.
Once approved, use the program’s tracking link or code in your content. Qualifying referrals earn commission under that brand’s terms.
PLANNING YOUR PROMOTION
An affiliate partnership and a paid ad campaign are two different things. Your affiliate agreement covers referrals and commissions. Paid ads involve buying placement to reach an audience. Before you spend, make sure the brand allows that kind of promotion.
Ask whether you can bid on the brand’s name, use its images or send traffic through your own landing page. Confirm who approves your copy. Then check the advertising platform’s rules for the specific product and country you’re targeting. A brand’s permission doesn’t guarantee ad approval.
If paid traffic isn’t a fit, consider useful articles, newsletters or videos for your existing audience. The channel should suit the product and the people you’re trying to reach.
Read Google Ads’ healthcare and medicines policyA FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Answers to common questions about wellness and peptide affiliate programs.
You introduce a brand to your audience using an assigned link or code. If someone makes a qualifying purchase, you earn a commission. A wellness affiliate program may cover a broader range of products; a peptide affiliate program focuses on peptide brands. The individual company sets the terms.
Affiliate Center brings together affiliate opportunities across wellness and peptide companies. Each brand has its own product range, approval process and terms. Email [email protected] to ask about the brands currently available.
Bloggers, newsletter writers, creators, educators and community owners may be a fit. You don’t need to cover every wellness topic. A focused audience can be relevant to a particular brand. Each program decides who it accepts.
Rates vary by brand. Ask which purchases qualify, how long a referral is tracked and whether repeat orders count. Check the payout schedule and any minimum payment threshold too. Your earnings depend on the program’s terms and qualifying referrals.
Only where both the brand’s program and the advertising platform allow it. Ask about paid search, social ads, brand-name bidding and landing pages before launching a campaign. See what to check before running peptide ads.
Read the product information and the brand’s promotional guidelines. Be clear about your affiliate relationship and stick to claims the brand can support. Describe each product according to its stated intended use; a research-use product should not be presented as a consumer treatment.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Send us your website or social profile and a little about your audience. Let’s find a partnership that fits.