Creator guide / Post
Dos and don'ts for your posts
One list of what to do and what to avoid when you post, with the label wording by country.
Label every post that carries your link or code, share only your own link or code, and say only what our product pages say. The rest of this page is the same list in detail. The terms apply if anything here differs.
Do
- Mark every post with your link or code as advertising, in the post itself: the platform's paid partnership tool plus the local word first in the caption (table below).
- Share your own Collabs link or code. Only sales that Collabs attributes to them earn commission.
- Describe a print the way its product page does. Ask us if you are unsure of a detail.
- Post when a print fits what you already make. There is no schedule.
- Use music, footage and images you have the rights to.
Don't
- Post your code on coupon, deal or cashback sites.
- Bid on “Jhilke” or “Jhilke Studio” in search ads.
- Use your own link or code for your own orders. Those orders earn nothing and can end the partnership.
- Say your code combines with other discount codes. It combines with gift cards and with nothing else.
- Promise free shipping through your link. Shipping is the same for everyone: a flat €5.95, free from €40.00 in the euro countries, and in Norway and six EU countries a set amount in their own currency (Norway NOK 109, free from NOK 415; Sweden SEK 65, free from SEK 440; Denmark DKK 45, free from DKK 300; Poland PLN 26, free from PLN 175; Czechia CZK 145, free from CZK 975; Hungary HUF 2 180, free from HUF 14 650; Romania RON 32, free from RON 215).
- Promise delivery outside the EU and Norway. We ship to EU countries and Norway only.
- Call a print limited edition or handmade.
- Write fake reviews, or speak for Jhilke Studio, or make claims we have not given you.
How to word the label
Use the platform's own tool and also put the local word first in the caption, then one line saying you earn commission on orders through your link or code. The tool is “Paid partnership” with the Jhilke Studio tag on Instagram and Facebook, “Disclose commercial content” set to “Branded content” on TikTok, the paid promotion box on YouTube, and the paid partnership label on Pinterest. “#ad” alone is not enough in Germany. We have no evidence that the label cuts reach, and TikTok may restrict posts that skip it. We accept partner requests quickly so the label can show.
| Country | Caption start | Platform label |
|---|---|---|
| Germany | “Werbung | Affiliate-Link: Bei einem Kauf bekomme ich eine Provision.” (not “#ad”) | Paid partnership tool plus text |
| Netherlands | “Reclame | Betaalde samenwerking, ik ontvang commissie via mijn code.” | Paid partnership tool plus text |
| Belgium (NL / FR) | “Reclame #adv | ...” or “Publicité #pub | ...”, in the audience’s language | Paid partnership tool plus text |
| Portugal | “Publicidade #pub | Parceria paga: recebo comissão pelas compras com o meu código.” | Paid partnership tool plus text |
Why the rules exist
Your followers should know a post is advertising, and they should get a discount and a delivery promise that are true. Posts that break these rules can lead to a pause, and fraud, hidden advertising or false claims can end the partnership straight away. Commission on the affected sales is not paid.
Where to look: Disclosure for labels, your link and code for sharing, the content guide for wording, and sections 2, 5 and 7 of the terms.