ReelShort Affiliate Pinned Comment Guide: Pin the Click That Converts
ReelShort affiliate pinned-comment strategy - write the comment, place the link, split the job with your bio, and keep the disclosure clean.
What a Pinned Comment Does for Affiliates
A pinned comment is the first line under your video that stays on top, so it catches the eye before the viewer scrolls away. On short-form and live clips it turns attention into a click without competing with your link placement plan for the same spot. Treat it as the second door, not the only one, and keep the disclosure honest from the start.
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What to Put in the Pinned Comment
| Element | Why it belongs | Example |
|---------|----------------|---------|
| One clear link | Moves the click off the video | Watch free on ReelShort |
| A short hook | Names the payoff in five words | The boss hides a secret — start free |
| Disclosure line | Meets FTC disclosure guidance for influencers | I may earn a commission at no cost to you |
| A question | Pulls replies and lifts reach | Which side are you on? |
Keep the link alone at the top so it is tappable on a phone. Pair this with conversion optimization to tune the hook over time.
Pinned Comment vs Bio Link
- Pinned comment for the moment — catch the viewer while the clip is hot; the link works the second they finish watching.
- Bio link for the long tail — stays working after the video fades from the feed and the pin scrolls down.
- Never duplicate the ask — say the link is in bio only if the pin is busy, or you split the click between two spots.
- Match the disclosure to both — the same honest note belongs in each place you earn from, as beginner mistakes often show.
Common Pinned Comment Mistakes
- Hiding the link in text — a bare URL buried in a paragraph gets scrolled past on a phone.
- Skipping the disclosure — promoting without saying you may earn a commission risks platform rules and viewer trust.
- Writing a novel — a long pinned comment buries the one tappable link you wanted clicked.
- Copying the bio word for word — two identical asks split the click and read as spam to the algorithm.
FAQ
What should I put in a pinned comment for ReelShort? One link, a five-word hook, and a short line saying you may earn a commission.
Does the pinned comment replace my bio link? No — the bio link works after the clip fades; the pin works while it is hot.
Do I have to disclose the affiliate link? Yes — a clear note in the pin and the bio meets platform and FTC expectations.
Can I pin a comment on a live stream? Yes — pin the same link and hook so new viewers land on the offer as they join.
Email partner@shortdramapartner.com for channel-docking consultation and help applying for your ReelShort invitation code through official channels.
Keep reading: ReelShort Affiliate Podcast Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get started with Affiliate Pinned?
Email partner@shortdramapartner.com to request your invitation code. We send your personal code and a step-by-step onboarding link within 24-48 hours.
What commission rates does ReelShort pay?
ReelShort uses a tiered system that scales with your results, reaching up to 30% for top performers. The more quality traffic you send, the higher your rate.
How does the sub-affiliate system work?
You receive your own invitation codes, recruit other promoters as sub-affiliates, and earn a bonus on their earnings - without reducing their commission. It is how earnings compound.
When are affiliates paid?
Earnings appear in your dashboard in real time and are paid out on the program's standard monthly schedule once you clear the minimum threshold.
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