Your link vs your code (and which to share)

Your link

A web address that opens the brand's store. When someone taps it, the click is recorded to you first, then the store opens. The store then remembers you on that phone or computer for 90 days, so an order placed there in that time is credited to you, even without a code. If the link was made with your code, the code is added to their cart automatically.

Your code

A word customers type at checkout, for example MARIA10. It credits you on any device, at any time, and gives them the brand's discount (on the first order, where the brand sets it that way).

Which one to share

• Texts, emails and social posts: share your link. One tap takes people to the store, already credited to you.
• In person, on the phone, or on printed cards: share your code, or your QR code (it opens your link).
• Best of both: share your link and mention your code, for example "Shop with my link, or use code MARIA10 at checkout."

After a customer's first order through your link or code, their account stays tied to you for good. Their next orders credit you too, even when they come straight to the store.