📝 Share your affiliate code

You can share your affiliate code, decks and lessons wherever your audience is likely to see it and take action. Share it with friends, on social media, or wherever you think will lead to affiliate revenue.

Good places to share it include:

• Video caption on social media posts
• Pinned comment on social media posts
• Instagram/TikTok story
• Links in your bio
• A Chinese learning resource document for your followers
• Your Notion/Google Doc study guide
• Free HSK vocabulary list or flashcard deck
• Chinese learning group chats or communities
• Forums (for example, Reddit)
• Email newsletter, if you have one

✍️ Post content

Since this is a commission-based affiliate program, there is no strict content requirement. The ultimate goal of every post is to drive commission.

You can choose the content style, posting time, platform, format, and angle that you think will convert the best for your own audience.

You are welcome to use Novli’s logo, screenshots, and screen recordings in your content.

Some content ideas:

• “How I self-learn Chinese from HSK textbook with Novli”
• “How to read Chinese books/articles even if you don’t know every word”
• “Best app for learning to read Chinese”
• “How I make flashcards from real Chinese content”
• “How to study Chinese from novels, textbooks, screenshots, or social media posts”
• Chinese reading strategies—for example, how to learn Chinese by reading novels. Alex explains how he does this in this post.
• Chinese book recommendation + a demo of Novli
• “My Chinese study routine”
• “Free HSK flashcard deck / Chinese reading resources”
• “Vocabulary deck from a book, C-drama, song, or article”

To include your code in the content, you can:

• In the caption, let viewers comment on the keyword for the deck or learning resources you are sharing. In the DM, you can include your code. This works really well on Instagram.
• Mention your code directly in the caption.

🎥 Film a Good Demo

We highly recommend starting the demo by scanning physical Chinese text and showing Novli turn it into a lesson. We notice this transition always gives viewers a strong first impression and helps them understand Novli’s core function, rather than thinking the lesson is generic Chinese learning material.

• After the text scan, tap some words to show translations, then use features like AI Explain or flashcards.
• Keep the video bright and well lit. If you are filming in dark conditions, adjust the brightness later in CapCut or the TikTok video editor.
• Filming at imperfect angles can feel more authentic. If every shot is perfectly upright, it can feel too professional and more like an ad.

Here is a great example of a demo that follows these principles, with good lighting and a variety of imperfect camera angles.