creator deal page
Creator deal page: a page for every deal you promote
DealPage is a creator deal page builder that gives each deal one page for your audience and one shareable results report for the brand.
Two audiences, one deal
Every deal a creator promotes has two audiences. Readers want the code, the reason to use it and confidence that it works. The brand wants to know whether the post did anything.
A creator deal page serves the first directly and produces the evidence for the second. The page is where readers land; the click data it collects becomes the report.
What DealPage puts on the page
The product name and logo, a one-line offer, the code with a copy button, remaining slots and expiry when known, your review with pros and cons, an FAQ, a backup code if the first runs out, and a subscribe box for readers who want to hear about future deals.
The page is real HTML with a title, description, Open Graph tags, Product and Offer markup and FAQ markup, and it is listed in the sitemap, so it can be found in search after the post has scrolled away.
What the brand gets
A brand report link with four headline numbers, the click curve with the posting time marked, clicks by source, the top five countries, and a comparison with your previous Deal. It ends with a button for the brand to book the next one.
Your creator page at /@yourhandle shows all your deals in three states — active, expiring and ended — which doubles as a public track record.
Frequently asked
- What is a creator deal page?
- A page for one deal a creator promotes: it shows readers the code and the creator's review, and collects the click data the creator can later share with the brand.
- How many deal pages can I have for free?
- DealPage's free tier allows 3 active Deals. Pro, at $19 a month, removes that limit.
- Can old deal pages stay up after the deal ends?
- Yes. Ended Deals stay on your creator page, marked as ended, so your history is visible.
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