Every post with your link in it reads like an ad.
Threadgehog writes regular posts in your brand voice and puts your link in only the share of posts you choose.
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Who it is for
A solo affiliate marketer who recommends products on Threads and X and earns a commission on what sells through the link.
How Threadgehog helps
Say once what you recommend and add your affiliate link. Set the link share to 25% and about 1 in 4 posts point people to it and end with your link, while the rest are regular posts in your brand voice. Approve what sounds right, reject what doesn't, and Threadgehog learns from both before every batch. Settings > Learning shows the rules it wrote. What you approve goes to Buffer, Typefully, Publer, Metricool or Postiz on the schedule you pick, while the app is open.
An example brief
This is an example, not a real customer's brief.
Product
Home office picks
What it is
An account recommending work-from-home gear, with an affiliate link on each pick
Who it is for
People setting up or fixing a home office
Link
Your Amazon or retailer affiliate link
What readers should do
Check the price and buy through my link
Posts that link to it
25% of posts. Most posts stay plain gear tips so the feed doesn't read like a wall of ads, and about 1 in 4 carries the link.
Plan
Solo. One affiliate account is one project, and Solo includes 2 projects.
Example posts
A regular post
Returned 3 ergonomic keyboards before I figured it out. The problem was my desk. It was 4 inches too high. The $0 fix: I raised my chair.
A thread that links to it
Tested 6 monitor arms this year. 4 sagged within a month. One has held a 32-inch monitor for 11 months without moving a millimeter.
The good one uses a gas spring rated for the actual weight of your screen. The cheap ones say "up to 32 inches" and never mention pounds.
That's the one on my desk now. Affiliate link, so I earn a small commission: [link]
The X version
Returned 3 ergonomic keyboards before I figured it out. The problem was my desk. It was 4 inches too high. The $0 fix: I raised my chair.
Example posts written to show the style. Not from a real account.
Post ideas for affiliate marketers
The kind of posts Threadgehog drafts for affiliate marketers. Add any of them with Add an idea in Pending, and the next batch builds on it.
- The product I stopped recommending even though it paid the best commission.Story
- If you wouldn't recommend it with no link attached, don't post it with one.Hot take
- How do you tell followers a post has an affiliate link without killing the post?Question
- My early posts listed every feature. Now I open with the one thing that annoyed me.Before and after
- Four things I test myself before a product gets a link from me.List
- I recommended the budget version first and spent a month answering complaints about it.Mistake
- How I write a post where the link is the least interesting part.How-to
- People ask 'is it worth it' far more often than 'what does it do'.Observation
- The DM that asked which product I actually use, not which one I link.Story
- What's one product you bought on a stranger's recommendation and still use?Question
Questions
Will every post link to my product?
Only as many as you choose. Set it to 25% and about 1 in 4 posts point people to your product and end with your link. The rest are regular posts in your brand voice, so the feed does not read like ads. The X version keeps the link too, and in a thread the link goes in the last post.
Does it learn from my results?
Yes, in two ways. When it writes new ideas and the daily batch, up to 8 of your most recent approved posts go along as examples. And with Threadgehog AI, every 3 days on Solo, every day on Pro, or up to 3 times a day on Unlimited, it compares what you approved with what you rejected and rewrites the rules for the next batch. With Buffer, Publer, Postiz or Metricool, most new drafts also build on what your top posts share.