“Working with Jane was seamless. Minimal back and forth, clear expectations and speedy payment. They know how to treat an influencer!”
- Krychele Valenzuela, @carnationsandlace
“I love working with Jane. They have a fun variety of new products my community loves. Jane is always really helpful and supportive and makes the whole collaboration process smooth!”
- Ashley Reeves, @ashleyrosereeves
“Not only is Jane a great resource I can't wait to share with people (I mean, who wouldn't want great deals on boutique items?) but working with the Jane team is also fabulous. They truly care about the influencer and the process, not just the end goal. I love that they are willing to think outside the box!”
- Jeanette Johnson, @jseverydayfashion
"It has been an immense joy to work with Jane in a brand-influencer related capacity. Without fail, the staff has been upfront, genuine, accommodating and generous. I never had to worry about their integrity and have always been pleased with their prompt communication."
- Tara Aman, @misstarasun
"Jane is an absolute joy to work alongside. I am so thankful for brands, like Jane, that have a beautiful mission and passionate care for their customers. As a creator, trust and communication are two of the most important factors in a successful partnership and Jane excels in both areas. I hope to work with Jane for years to come.”
- Tanner Mann, @tannermmann
Interested in running a giveaway, a brand sponsorship deal or partnering with us in any other capacity? Send your requests to marketing@jane.com and we will be happy to discuss opportunities to work together.
Jane pays you a commission for promoting our deals. You place links on your website encouraging people to click over to our website and you earn money for each sale made through those links.
Here is a basic example: Let’s say you wrote a blog post about great deals. In that post, you use your affiliate link (found in the network) to link to Jane. If your reader clicks through your affiliate link, lands on our site and then makes a purchase, we pay you a commission for sales that take place in the cookie period.
There is never a cost to be part of the Jane affiliate program.
At this time, Jane.com does not accept any coupons or promo codes.
Most likely no. Jane is a marketplace and the merchants who sell on our site are typically small business owners. Asking them to send products to our affiliate partners eats into their profits.
We do not offer our affiliates additional discounts at this time.
Jane uses an affiliate network to act as a neutral 3rd party. The network is responsible for tracking all your traffic and sales driven and paying commissions to you.
You can get pre-made affiliate links directly from Shareasale. Or you can visit: https://account.shareasale.com/a-getmerchantcode.cfm to create your own link or download the ShareASale Product Discovery Tool.
Yes, Jane is able to track both iOS and Android app purchases.
On your website, blog, social media and in your email campaigns. You must follow all FTC Disclosure Guidelines, Dot Com Disclosure Guidelines and the CAN-SPAM ACT.
Yes, so long as you are CAN-SPAM compliant, you may promote Jane in emails to your opted-in customers.
Yes, so long as you disclose your relationship in a manner acceptable to our program Terms & Conditions.
Yes, you will need to include a disclosure with each post that states it is an “Ad” or “Sponsored” post. This also needs to be placed within the first 3 lines of the post so it is not cut off.
Yes, you will need to include a disclosure with each post that states it is an “Ad” or “Sponsored” post. This also needs to be placed within the first 3 lines of the post so it is not cut off.
Yes, you will need to include a disclosure with each post that states it is an “Ad” or “Sponsored” post. If your story includes audio, you will need to verbalize the disclosure as well as have text on the image.
If you provide reviews, rankings, endorsements, testimonials, blogs, or content of any kind about any Jane product and/or service for which you receive commissions, you must clearly disclose the fact that you receive compensation in a clear and prominent place in close proximity to your endorsement. This disclosure must appear on every page that includes your endorsement and cannot require the consumer to scroll through multiple page views or click on secondary links behind vague words such as "Disclaimer."
Jane considers the use of “Ad” or “Sponsored” to be adequate disclosure. The use of the word “Affiliate,” without defining what it means, is never considered adequate disclosure.
For example:
Not acceptable: The following post may contain affiliate links.
Not acceptable: The following post may contain affiliate links. Click here to read my full disclosures.
Acceptable: The following post
may contain affiliate links. That means if you click and then buy something, I will make a small commission. Thank you for supporting my blog.
You can visit the FTC website here: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking
And read Disclosures 101 for Social Media Influencers here: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/disclosures-101-social-media-influencers
While you are permitted to use our brand name in your post title and/or social media, it is not recommended. Some of your readers might simply open another browser window and navigate directly to our site. If they do, I cannot attribute them to you and you will lose out on any commissions you might have otherwise earned.
Yes! We love helping our affiliates optimize so they can make the best commission for their time. Just shoot us a quick email and someone on the Jane affiliate team will get back to you.
Jane uses our affiliate networks to remit affiliate payments. ShareASale has their own requirements for getting you a commission check, so you should confirm that you are set up with them correctly.
Yes! So long as you are promoting that product on the Jane site, you are free to use its image. Please do not distort the image in any way by making it taller, wider, etc.
Yes.
There are three possibilities: (1) the customer returned the product, (2) another affiliate won the sale, (3) it was a personal order placed by you.