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Save your approved referral link, promo code if assigned, reward rate, and partner contact.
Share the brand in a way that feels like you.
This is the practical guide for God's Insurance ambassadors and community partners. Your acceptance message will always be the source of truth for your exact rate, referral code, campaign terms, and any special conditions.
START HERE
Start with these five things.
The best partnerships start with the message, not the discount. Choose the collection that fits your story, explain why it matters, disclose the relationship clearly, and give people an easy way to shop.
Choose a message
Start with the design that naturally fits your story or community rather than trying to sell the whole catalog.
Create context
Explain why the message matters to you. Real context is more meaningful than a product-only post.
Disclose clearly
Place the affiliate/material-connection disclosure where people will actually see it.
Use your link
Share the exact approved referral link so attribution metadata can follow the shopper into checkout.
Lead with why it matters.
Covered for What I Can't See
Best angle: an uncertain outcome you are choosing to trust God through. Keep the story specific but not exploitative.
My Anchor Holds
Best angle: stability in a changing season, faith under pressure, or what keeps you grounded.
No Storm Too Big
Best angle: bringing concerns to God rather than pretending difficult seasons do not exist.
Higher Coverage, Greater Peace
Best angle: surrendering control and choosing peace without suggesting faith replaces practical responsibility.
Walk By Faith
Best angle: taking the next right step before you can see the entire path.
Prayers Go Up
Best angle: prayer as practice—not a guarantee that every circumstance changes the way we want.
Still in Good Hands
Best angle: reassurance during transitions, travel, work changes, family seasons, or uncertainty.
Sunday Matters
Best angle: church, community, worship, and the value of showing up consistently.
Outdoor + Faith
God's Insurance naturally fits hiking, travel, camping, mountains, water, open roads, and reflective outdoor content.
Clear enough that nobody has to guess.
Simple disclosure.
Use clear language near the endorsement, such as:
- “God's Insurance partner — I may earn a commission from purchases through my link.”
- “Ad / paid partnership with God's Insurance.”
- “I received this product from God's Insurance and may earn from qualifying purchases.”
Platform disclosure tools should be used when available, but they do not replace clear written disclosure when one is needed.
Hidden or vague disclosure.
Do not rely on disclosures that are difficult to notice or understand.
- Do not bury the disclosure after a long block of hashtags.
- Do not use vague wording like “collab” by itself.
- Do not imply an independent recommendation if you are being compensated.
- Do not claim God's Insurance products provide literal protection, insurance, medical benefit, or guaranteed spiritual outcomes.
Use the link exactly as issued.
Example only:
https://godsinsurance.com/shop.html?ref=JANE&coupon=JANE5. Approved links can store a referral identifier for up to 30 days and pass partner/campaign metadata into the Fourthwall cart and checkout. If a promo code is assigned, the approved link can also pass that code into checkout.Social bio
Use the approved partner link directly or route it through your normal link-in-bio tool without removing its query parameters.
Video content
Put the link in the platform's appropriate clickable area and name the product/design in the caption or description.
Use the referral link behind a clear product or collection CTA. Do not disguise links or use misleading subject lines.
Events
QR codes may point to the approved referral link. Keep the organization's campaign code visible as a backup.
Church/community campaigns
Use a defined launch window, one point person, and one consistent link/code across announcements and follow-up.
Tracking issue?
Keep screenshots or links to the original campaign and contact the partner desk before promising a customer or organization that an order will be manually reassigned.
Keep it honest and straightforward.
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Share first-hand, honest product opinions. | Make claims you cannot support or describe God's Insurance as actual insurance. |
| Use approved images, logos, names, and campaign copy. | Alter the logo, redesign product art, or create fake product variants. |
| Talk about faith in a respectful, non-coercive way. | Pressure people spiritually in order to make a sale. |
| Share with communities that know or follow you. | Spam strangers, scrape emails, or mass-DM unsolicited promotions. |
| Use your assigned referral link and code. | Post codes to coupon aggregation sites or paid coupon ads. |
| Ask before running paid advertising using God's Insurance trademarks. | Bid on God's Insurance brand terms, impersonate the brand, or register confusing domains/accounts. |
Simple campaign formats that work.
Story + Product
One personal story, one relevant design, one clear disclosure, one direct link. Best default for creators.
7-Day Community Campaign
Launch announcement, mid-campaign reminder, final-day reminder. Best for small groups and ministries.
Retreat / Event Window
Pre-event promotion plus a limited post-event window. Useful when the product message naturally fits the event.
Sunday Matters
Church-focused content or community reminder centered on showing up rather than discounting.
Back to Campus
Campus ministry leaders can connect faith identity, new routines, and community at the start of a term.
Holiday Gifting
Use only products you can credibly recommend as gifts. Avoid manufactured urgency outside approved deadlines.
PROGRAM DOCUMENTS
Read program termsKnow the basics before you post.
Your acceptance notice plus the Partner Program Terms govern the relationship. Contact the partner desk when a campaign falls outside the normal playbook.