A good promo code is a small, concrete reason to shop a recommendation now. A stale or misleading one does the opposite. Treat codes as part of your editorial content: accurate, dated, and easy to understand.
Show the terms that matter
List the brand, the code, and the discount in plain words. If the code only applies to some products, first orders, or certain regions, say so near the code. Shoppers who feel tricked at checkout remember it longer than any discount.
Keep offers current
Put a reminder in your calendar for each code's end date and remove it when it expires. Recheck codes after a brand changes its site or terms. On Tapixy, promo codes are pinned per storefront, so an offer meant for one audience does not appear on your other channels.
Disclose the relationship
If a brand gave you the code, paid you, or sent you products, say so clearly and close to the offer, using the words your local advertising rules require. A clear disclosure protects your audience and makes your other recommendations more credible.
Put the idea into practice
Build a home for the looks you share.
Organize video recommendations into a storefront with clear product links and creator attribution.
