Influencer Program Disclosures

What the influencer lane is for, in plain English.

Use this page when you want the short version: what we review, how approval works, what you need to disclose, and what happens after a real partnership moves forward.

Application first Disclosure stays mandatory Signed terms follow approval

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1. What we look for

Before approval

Product familiarity: you should be able to talk about Aeliana from real use, not from a template.
Disclosure readiness: you need to be able to name the relationship clearly wherever you post.
Audience fit: trust, relevance, and fit matter more than raw follower count.
Coverage style: we want to know how you would actually present the product in a post, video, thread, or newsletter.

2. Review states

What the status means

Received: the application is in the queue and ready for a first pass.
Follow-up needed: we need a little more detail before we can decide.
Approved for signature: the fit looks real, so we send the influencer agreement tied to the approved account and reserved partner code.
Agreement accepted: the signed receipt is stored, the partner code stays tied to that account, and any next-step terms are confirmed in writing.
Declined or paused: the lane is not ready, not safe, or not a fit right now.

3. After approval

Agreement first, then any written addenda

If a partner is approved, the next step is the influencer agreement tied to the approved signed-in account.
That agreement creates a receipt the signer can print, email, or copy for their records.
Any compensation, access, timing, or operating detail is handled in the written follow-up, not guessed from old public copy.
If broader access review is also relevant, we can handle it alongside the influencer review, but it is still handled deliberately.
Nothing here guarantees access, payment, or placement.

4. Conduct

What you should not do

Do not share non-public product, preview, or launch material without written approval.
Do not self-refer, pool codes, resell codes, or try to game attribution.
Do not use the program to route people off-platform or bypass moderation.
Do not publish the relationship without a clear disclosure if there is any material connection.

5. Record keeping

How we keep the review straight

We keep the application details, review status, follow-up requests, and approval notes together.
We also track whether the application should be reviewed on its own or alongside broader product access.
If approval happens, we keep the reserved partner code, agreement status, receipt reference, and any written-term confirmation together.
If anything needs correction, we use the saved review record and the written follow-up to resolve it.