Ambassador ID

[ColsCreations]

Seen a lot of questions about this so just want to say, your "Ambassador ID"  is the same as your former "Associate ID" which was/is commonly referred to as one's RF ID#. This number, whatever you call it, is just your member number, which you and everyone else can see if they view your Member Profile.

So like for me, it's https://www.zazzle.com/mbr/238499276722080691

So you don't have to jump through hoops to find it and add it to your links - it's just your member ID.

[whimsywhim]

Thank you.

Can you please answer the following question?  I'm reading contradictory statements, and I'm confused.

For a self-promotion link (like you would put on Benable), do you add your Ambassador ID at the end of the web address of your product then copy and paste it into Benable?  I've seen where it's a firm 'no' because then Zazzle would treat it as a Cross Promotion link and give you a lower percentage.  

I know you can share a link off of the product page, but Zazzle does not have Benable yet.

Please help poor, confused me 🙂  

[Windy]

Zazzle makes it pretty easy to navigate  this question. If you share your own product through the "copy link" button your link will not have your Ambassador ID attached. I always share my own products, that way, to Benable, and then I make sure to turn off the Benable Auto Affiliate Link.  

On the other hand, if you are sharing someone else's product, Zazzle will automatically add your Ambassador ID to the link. When I am sharing someone else's product to Benable, that means I stand to get the 15 percent commission when that someone else's product sells. 

Both are automatic. There is no need to add anything else to a link you are sharing to Benable. Either way, make sure to turn off the Benable Auto Affiliate Link because otherwise, having that link active will cap your earnings at only four percent. Benable will get the rest.

[whimsywhim]

Thank you so much for such a thorough explanation!  Really helps a lot!  Thanks again!