Your Marketplace Profile is not only how you communicate what your brand is but also how you communicate the details of your program. This is the place to get potential partners excited about working with you, so you should take great care with what you include here.
You should ensure your marketplace profile looks and reads exactly how you want it to. If anything changes regarding your marketplace profile, you can edit it here.
From the left navigation menu, select [Menu] → Settings.
On the right, under General, select Marketplace Profile.
Complete each section of the profile:
Contact
Description
Company Contacts
Select one of your account users to act as a primary marketplace contact.
Agency Contacts
If an agency will manage this program and they will handle partner management, select an agency contact.
Servicing Agency
If an agency will manage this program, you can publish their information in the Brands Marketplace. Learn how to invite agency users to your account.
Select the [Unchecked box] if want to display your servicing agency in the marketplace.
Program Resources
Description
Company Homepage
Enter the link to your company's website landing page.
Example Landing Page
Enter the link to a page that a consumer would land on if they clicked on an ad you provided to partners.
Program Information
Enter the link to a page that gives potential partners more information about your program.
Social Accounts (Optional)
Optionally [Toggle on] and select [Add] to Add Another any social account you want to share with partners.
Enter the link to any social profile you want potential partners to be able to view about your company or program.
Facebook
Twitter/X
Instagram
Pinterest
LinkedIn
Youtube
Tiktok
Twitch
Select Save.
It’s critical that you check these items off your checklist before you can benefit from the perks of the Product Marketplace:
Make sure to turn on and add Product Catalogs.
Create workflows to automatically accept or reject partner applications based on conditions such (business model, partner size, country, etc.)
If workflows are not in place, brands should actively monitor inbound partner applications to ensure partners remain engaged and don't lose interest.