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ZOMZEY affiliate programme: your questions

What is the ZOMZEY affiliate programme?

A referral scheme for members who know people with a clear reason to use ZOMZEY. You share the personal link from your Affiliate Centre, and when an eligible direct referral joins and goes on to generate commission and fees for ZOMZEY, you receive a share of what ZOMZEY receives. A signup on its own does not guarantee a cash reward; the reward follows the activity.

Who can join the ZOMZEY affiliate programme?

Any member with an account in good standing. Creators, shops, venues, communities, agencies and Members can all refer, and the people best placed to earn are those with a real audience of potential members: a bookshop that knows local authors, a creator with followers who want brand deals, a music venue that works with bands, a consultant who advises small businesses.

How do I find my referral link?

Open Affiliate Links in your Affiliate Centre and copy the personal link displayed there. Use that link and no other, because referrals are matched to the link that was clicked. Share it with an explanation of why ZOMZEY fits the person you are inviting, rather than as a bare link.

What does the ZOMZEY affiliate programme pay?

A share of the commission and fees ZOMZEY receives from eligible direct referrals, at the rate for your assigned rank. Your Affiliate Centre shows your rank, your recorded commission and your payment status, and the programme terms set out eligibility, rates, exclusions and when payments are made. Nothing is paid on signups alone or on your own activity.

What do the numbers in my affiliate reports mean?

Clicks are visits through your link. Referrals are recorded commission events, and several events can belong to the same person, so the figure is not a verified member count. Recorded commission is the amount credited so far under the programme rules, and Payments shows the status and the payout information available for your account.

Do I have to say that I am an affiliate?

Yes. Under the UK advertising rules, affiliate content is advertising and must be identifiable as such, so say that you may earn a commission when you share your link, in a way the reader sees before they click. The ASA guidance on online affiliate marketing explains what counts, and the ZOMZEY affiliate programme requires it.

What should I avoid when promoting the ZOMZEY affiliate programme?

Promises of guaranteed work, income or reach; claims about ZOMZEY that the pricing page and the help centre do not support; sharing the link where it is unwelcome, such as unsolicited messages; and referring yourself or accounts you control. Breaches can forfeit commission and end your place in the programme.

How do I get paid?

Keep your Payout Details up to date in your Affiliate Centre, and check Payments for the status of each amount. Payments follow the schedule and the minimum in the programme terms, and any question about a specific payment goes to support with the reference shown in your Centre.

Can an agency or a business use the ZOMZEY affiliate programme?

Yes. An agency that brings its roster onto ZOMZEY, a consultant who recommends it to clients or a business that refers its suppliers can all use a personal link, provided every referral is a genuine direct referral and the affiliate relationship is disclosed. The same terms apply to everyone.

Is the ZOMZEY affiliate programme the same as an agency plan?

No. The affiliate programme rewards referrals; an agency plan lets you represent members, pitch for them and take an agreed share of their deals through ZSplit. You can do both, but they are separate: affiliate commission is a share of what ZOMZEY receives, and an agency share is a part of a member’s deal that the member has agreed to.

Where do I go if something looks wrong in my Affiliate Centre?

Contact support through the Support Hub with the referral or payment reference, what you expected and what you see. Recorded events can take time to settle, and a referral that never produces commission will not produce a reward, but a genuine discrepancy is corrected once it is checked.

Who is worth referring to the ZOMZEY affiliate programme?

People with something to promote and people with an audience to sell: an author with a launch coming, a founder with a product, a creator who wants brand deals, a bookshop, a cafe or a venue with footfall, a book club or a community with members, and an agency with a roster. The best referrals are the ones you can explain in a sentence: this person needs reach, or this person has reach, and ZOMZEY is where the two meet with the payment protected.

How long does a referral take to produce commission?

As long as it takes the person you referred to complete a paid deal. Joining is free and nothing is charged until a deal completes, so the commission and fees that your share is calculated from only exist once your referral is trading. A referral that joins and never deals produces clicks and a recorded event, but no reward.

Can I promote the ZOMZEY affiliate programme on social media?

Yes, with the affiliate relationship stated clearly in the post itself, not only in your profile. Explain what ZOMZEY does, who it suits and why you use it, link with your personal link, and leave out promises about income or results. A post that reads like an honest recommendation with a disclosed commission is both compliant and more persuasive.

Does the ZOMZEY affiliate programme cost anything?

No. There is no fee to join the ZOMZEY affiliate programme, no fee to generate a link and no cost to the person you refer, who joins ZOMZEY free in the usual way. The only thing you invest is the care you take in choosing who to invite and in explaining why the platform fits them, which is also what decides whether the referral ever trades.

In short, the ZOMZEY affiliate programme pays you a share of what ZOMZEY earns from the people you genuinely refer. Share your own link openly, explain why ZOMZEY fits, follow the programme terms, and let your Affiliate Centre keep the record.