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Everything you need to start promoting DealSnap.

Best practices, ready-to-paste copy, email templates, FAQ for your audience, and a quick-reference card. Pick what fits your channels. Mix, match, edit to sound like you — these are starting points, not scripts you have to follow.

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01Quick-reference card 02Best practices 03Facebook posts 04Instagram captions 05X (Twitter) threads 06Email templates 07YouTube descriptions 08FAQ for your audience

Your Quick Reference

Replace [YOUR CODE] below with the code we issued you. If you don't remember it, check the email we sent at signup, or reply to hello@deal-snap.com and we'll resend.

The essentials

Your promo code
[YOUR CODE]
Your tracking link
deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE]
User gets
25% off first 3 months
You earn
20% of what they pay, first 3 months
Attribution window
90 days from first click
Monthly payouts
15th of the following month
Payout methods
Venmo or Zelle (your pick)
Questions
hello@deal-snap.com

Best Practices

Promoting an affiliate product is part skill, part discipline. The skill: knowing your audience well enough to know which DealSnap angle will resonate. The discipline: disclosing the affiliate relationship, not over-promising, and pushing only the deals you'd actually use yourself. Here's how to do both.

The disclosure rule (FTC, non-negotiable)

Federal law requires you to disclose affiliate relationships anywhere you promote a product you earn from. Not optional, not flexible. The FTC fines individuals, not platforms — meaning you, not Facebook, eat the penalty if you skip it.

Use any of these phrasings wherever you post:

  • "Affiliate link, I earn commission if you sign up."
  • "Full disclosure: I'm a DealSnap affiliate. I get paid if you subscribe."
  • "#ad" or "#affiliate" in social posts
  • "This post contains affiliate links" at the top of a longer piece
Where to put it: at the BEGINNING of the post or video — not buried in a "more info" section or footer. The disclosure has to be visible before the person reads/hears the recommendation. For videos, say it verbally in the first 10 seconds AND in the description.

What works

  • Tell a story. "I ran a comp on a deal last week and DealSnap saved me 30 minutes" converts better than "DealSnap is a great tool." Your audience trusts your stories.
  • Show, don't tell. Screenshot a real analysis (anonymize the address), point at one specific number, say why it matters. Concrete > abstract.
  • Push it when it's relevant. Your members ask about ARV calculation? Drop the code in your reply. Someone mentions a Sub-To deal in your group? "DealSnap shows you exactly when Sub-To is viable — here's my code."
  • Tag the discount clearly. "25% off first 3 months" is your hook. Don't bury it.
  • Cycle through your channels. Same offer, different angles, across FB / email / IG / podcast over 2-4 weeks. Most of your audience won't see the first post.

What doesn't work (and might get you in trouble)

  • "This tool gives you deals." DealSnap analyzes deals, it doesn't source them. Promising what the product doesn't deliver burns your audience's trust.
  • Cold-DM spam. Members of groups you don't admin, strangers on LinkedIn, random emails. Against the affiliate agreement and gets your code revoked.
  • Bidding Google Ads on "DealSnap." Also against the agreement. We won't pay you for traffic we'd have gotten anyway from people typing our brand name.
  • Hiding the affiliate relationship. Violates the FTC and our agreement. Gets you terminated.
  • Inflating your audience size or promising specific numbers. "I'll send 100 signups next month" — don't. Just promote, and the results show up.

Recommended cadence

A sustainable rhythm that doesn't burn your audience or your code:

  • Launch post / email when you first sign up — announce it, tag the discount, drop the code
  • 1-2 mentions / month woven naturally into your content (a screenshot, a story, a reply to a member's question)
  • 1 dedicated push / quarter if you have an email list — "Hey, quarterly reminder, my DealSnap code expires for new users at the end of the month" (truth: codes don't expire, but the 25% urgency works)
  • Always when someone in your community asks about deal analysis, comp pulling, ARV, or wholesale math — your code is the natural answer

If something feels off

Real estate is regulated. If a member asks if DealSnap replaces licensed advice (it doesn't — it's a tool, not a CPA or attorney), point them at our terms page. If a member asks about a strategy that requires specific licensing in their state (some Novation structures, certain Seller Finance arrangements), recommend they verify locally before acting on DealSnap's output. You're protecting them and your reputation.

Facebook Posts

Drop into your group, your wall, or a Reel description. Replace [YOUR CODE] with the code we issued you. Edit freely to sound like yourself.

Short — Group post launch
Y'all know I'm picky about tools. I started using DealSnap for the analysis side of my wholesale deals — it pulls comps, runs ARV / MAO / WMAO, and shows all four exits side by side (Cash, Sub-To, Seller Finance, Novation). Saves me 30+ min per deal. If you want to try it, use my code for 25% off your first 3 months: [YOUR CODE] 👉 deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Affiliate link — I earn commission if you sign up. Just being upfront.)
Medium — Story / problem-solution
Ran the numbers on a deal last week that I almost passed on. 3/2, 1,200 sqft, asking $145K, needs ~$25K of work. On paper, looked like a tight cash deal. I almost moved on. But I ran it through DealSnap. ARV came back $238K (higher than I'd anchored), and the Sub-To projection showed the seller was 4 years into a 3.1% loan with $97K of equity. Suddenly it's a clear Sub-To target instead of a marginal cash deal. That's the kind of moment where the tool earns its monthly fee. The analysis caught a play I was about to walk past. If you want to try DealSnap, my code gets you 25% off first 3 months: [YOUR CODE] 👉 deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Affiliate disclosure: I earn commission if you sign up. Wouldn't share if I didn't use it.)
Long — Educational post with soft CTA
Quick thread on the four exits every wholesaler should know. 1. CASH — Buy at 70% of ARV minus repairs, assign to a cash investor. Fast, predictable, but limits which deals you can close. 2. NOVATION — You list the property on MLS as the seller's agent (or via a licensed partner), and the spread between your acquisition price and the retail sale is your fee. Higher upside than cash, longer timeline. Not legal in every state — check yours. 3. SUB-TO — You take title subject to the seller's existing loan. Works when the seller has low equity and a payment they can't make. Powerful for high-rate environments because you're inheriting a low-rate loan. 4. SELLER FINANCE — Seller carries paper for you at agreed terms. Works when seller has high equity, doesn't need all cash now, and you can structure attractive terms. Most "deals" aren't a single-strategy fit. The skill is matching the right exit to the seller's situation. I use DealSnap because it runs all four side-by-side in 45 seconds — so I'm not freezing on a seller call when one exit doesn't work and I have to pivot. If you want to try it: 25% off first 3 months with my code [YOUR CODE] 👉 deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Affiliate link — I earn commission if you sign up. Affiliate disclosure: I genuinely use this tool, otherwise wouldn't share.)
Short — Reactive (someone asked a question)
For ARV on that one, I'd run it through DealSnap — pulls comps and gives you a defensible number in under a minute. If you want to try it, my code gets you 25% off the first 3 months: [YOUR CODE] at deal-snap.com (Affiliate link, full disclosure I earn commission if you sign up.)

Instagram Captions

For feed posts, Reels, and Stories. Stories should add a "swipe up" or sticker link; we recommend Linktree → your DealSnap affiliate URL.

Feed post — Tool reveal
The tool that runs my deal analysis ⤵️ DealSnap. Address in, ARV / MAO / all 4 exits out. 45 seconds. Y'all want my code? 25% off first 3 months 👇 Link in bio — code [YOUR CODE] #wholesaling #realestateinvesting #realestatetools Affiliate link, full disclosure I earn if you sign up.
Reel caption — Demo
POV: you have a seller call in 10 min and need to know your offer. This is how fast I run analysis now ⏱️ Code [YOUR CODE] for 25% off (link in bio). #wholesalerlife #realestate #dealanalysis #ad
Story — Quick mention
DealSnap = deal analysis in 45 sec. Code [YOUR CODE] for 25% off → swipe up. #affiliate

X (Twitter) Threads

Short-form threads work best when each tweet is its own beat. Mix in your own takes between the threads below.

3-tweet thread
1/ Every wholesaler I know has frozen on a seller call when the cash number got pushed back. You don't lose deals because your math is wrong. You lose them because you don't have the right exit ready. 2/ DealSnap runs all 4 exit strategies in 45 seconds: Cash, Novation, Sub-To, Seller Finance. So when the seller pushes back on cash, you've got 3 backup strategies with real numbers, not guesses. 3/ 25% off first 3 months with my code [YOUR CODE]: deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (affiliate — I earn if you sign up. Just being upfront.)
Single-post quick hit
DealSnap. Address in, ARV + MAO + all 4 exit strategies out, 45 sec. Code [YOUR CODE] = 25% off first 3 mo: deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (#ad — affiliate)

Email Templates

Three templates for different moments. Customize the subject line and the opener to sound like you. Send through your normal email tool (ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, plain Gmail — whatever you use).

Email 1 — Launch announcement
Subject: A tool I think you'll actually use Hey [first name], Wanted to share something I've been using on my deals. DealSnap is a deal-analysis tool built for wholesalers. You paste a property address, and in about 45 seconds it pulls comps, runs ARV, calculates MAO + WMAO, and shows all four exit strategies side-by-side: Cash, Novation, Sub-To, Seller Finance. I almost passed on a deal last week because I'd anchored the ARV too low. DealSnap pulled the comp set, anchored higher (defensibly — the methodology is shown), and the deal that looked marginal as cash turned into a clean Sub-To play. That's not unusual. If you want to try it, I have a 25% off code: [YOUR CODE] → deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Full disclosure: this is an affiliate link. I earn commission if you sign up. I wouldn't share it if I didn't actually use the tool.) [your signature]
Email 2 — Case study (after you've used it on a real deal)
Subject: How I closed [strategy] deal in [X] days Hey [first name], Quick story. [Insert the property — anonymize as needed. 3-4 sentences on what you found, what the seller's situation was, why a non-cash exit was the right play.] The tool that helped me see it was DealSnap. It runs all four exit strategies side-by-side, so when cash isn't the right answer, you can immediately see whether Sub-To, Seller Finance, or Novation fits better. No mental math, no second-guessing on the seller call. If you want to try it on your next deal, my code gets you 25% off the first 3 months: → deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Affiliate link — full disclosure, I earn commission if you sign up. I use this tool on every deal I run.) [your signature]
Email 3 — Soft push / reminder
Subject: Quarterly check-in + a discount Hey [first name], Heads up — I shared my DealSnap affiliate code a while back. Want to mention it again because (1) some of you missed the first email, and (2) I just used it on [recent deal type] and it earned its keep. DealSnap runs all four exit strategies on any property in 45 seconds. If you're closing 1+ deals a month, the time savings + the catching-deals-I'd-have-passed-on alone pays for it. 25% off your first 3 months with my code: [YOUR CODE] → deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] (Affiliate link — I get a small cut if you sign up. Just being upfront.) [your signature]

YouTube Descriptions

Add at the top of any video description (within the first 2 lines that show before "show more"). Required: a verbal disclosure in the first 10 seconds of the video itself, too.

Standard video description block
📊 TOOL I USE — DealSnap (25% off w/ my code): → deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] Use code: [YOUR CODE] (Affiliate link — I earn commission if you sign up. Disclosed per FTC 16 CFR §255.) --- [your normal description]
Pinned-comment template
📌 Tool I mentioned in this video: DealSnap 👉 deal-snap.com/?promo=[YOUR CODE] Code [YOUR CODE] = 25% off first 3 months Full disclosure: affiliate link, I earn commission if you sign up.

FAQ for Your Audience

Pre-empt the most common questions your members will ask when they see your DealSnap recommendation. Drop these into a follow-up reply or pin in your group.

Is DealSnap another lead-gen tool like DealMachine or PropStream?
No. DealSnap doesn't source leads — it analyzes them. You bring the address (from DealMachine, PropStream, your driving-for-dollars, MLS, wherever), DealSnap does the math + contract paperwork. Think of DealMachine + DealSnap as a stack: the first finds the deal, the second closes it.
What if I'm not in [Atlanta / Texas / California / etc]?
DealSnap works on any US property. Comps come from public sales records nationwide. The contract generation supports state-specific addenda for the major investor states.
Do I need a real estate license to use it?
No. DealSnap is a wholesaler's analysis tool. You don't need a license to use it. (You may need one for certain Novation structures in your state — DealSnap's verdict tab will flag the licensing considerations, but check locally before relying on it.)
How is it different from running comps myself?
Speed and consistency. DealSnap pulls comps + applies a defensible ARV methodology (winsorized, distance-weighted, time-adjusted, upper-defensible-bound) the same way every time. You'd get there manually in 30-45 min; DealSnap takes 45 seconds. Bigger value: it runs all four exit strategies (Cash / Sub-To / Seller Finance / Novation) automatically, so you see the right structure for the seller's situation without doing the mental math yourself.
Is the 25% discount only the first month, or all three?
All three. First three monthly bills are 25% off; month 4 and onward is full price.
What's the actual cost after the discount?
Depends on tier. Solo is $49/mo (≈$36.75 first 3 months with the discount). Pro is $89/mo (≈$66.75). The 30-Day Active Closer Program (Pro+ with contract automation) is $129/mo (≈$96.75) — note: the Founder Pricing tier is reserved for users coming through direct channels, not affiliate links.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes — first 3 analyses are free for life, no credit card. The discount code stays attached to your account for 90 days, so you can use your 3 free analyses, decide whether DealSnap fits your workflow, then subscribe with the discount still applied.
Does it generate contracts?
Yes, on the Closer Program tier (Pro+). It generates finished, ready-to-sign AS-IS Cash purchase contracts, Sub-To agreements, and Seller Finance documents — auto-filled from the deal you analyzed. You send them for signature through your own e-signature software (SignWell, DocuSign, whatever you already use), so signing and execution stay fully in your hands.
Why is [affiliate name] recommending this?
[Affiliate]'s an affiliate — they earn 20% commission for the first 3 months when someone uses their code. So they're financially motivated, AND they're using it themselves. Both can be true. The 25% discount you get with their code is real and applies regardless of how they're motivated.