Your experience can help someone decide whether a real estate career is right for them. Useful affiliate content answers a real question, explains your perspective, and gives the reader a relevant next step.
Start with a question your audience already asks
Choose one topic for each piece of content:
- Why did you decide to explore real estate?
- How did you fit studying into your schedule?
- What did you consider when choosing a course format?
- Which study habit or resource helped you personally?
- What would you tell someone before their first class?
Describe what actually happened to you. If you have not used a particular course or resource, introduce its official information without presenting it as a personal review. Use current TSRE pages for details that may have changed since you attended.
A simple article outline
- Your starting point: explain the question or situation you faced.
- Your decision: describe what you considered and why you chose your path.
- Your experience: give two or three specific, truthful examples.
- Advice for the reader: explain what they should consider for their own situation.
- Next step: include your tagged TSRE link and a clear affiliate disclosure.
Avoid copying someone else’s story or inventing a student quote. Ask permission before using another person’s image, testimonial, or identifying details. Do not show course-exam questions, answer keys, rosters, or student records.
A short video outline
Use a natural opening such as “Here are three things I wish I had considered before choosing my real estate course.” Add your actual points and explain who may find them useful. Finish with one relevant next step, such as exploring the licensing guide.
Disclose your affiliate relationship in the video itself and near the link. A practical example, if true, is: “I studied with TSRE, and I’m also an affiliate. I may earn a commission if you enroll through my link.” Make the disclosure readable and audible; captions help viewers watching without sound. For live video, repeat it periodically. The FTC explains disclosure placement.
Make the recommendation useful
Link an early-stage prospect to the licensing guide. Link someone asking about a specific format to the relevant TSRE course page. A dated class link needs more frequent checking than an evergreen guide.
Explain benefits through your experience, without guaranteeing a passing score, a license, a job, or income. Your results do not establish what someone else will achieve.
You are sharing your perspective as an affiliate. Do not imply that you speak for TSRE or that TSRE endorses your brokerage, business, study group, or event. Follow the brand-use guidelines when using its assets.
Before posting
Read it as someone new to real estate would. Can they tell what you personally experienced, what information comes from TSRE, why the link is relevant, and that you may receive compensation? Check the destination on mobile and keep the disclosure close to the recommendation.
See TSRE Affiliate Marketing Toolkit for approved graphics and starter copy and Create an Affiliate Link for destination setup.
Need more personalized support?
Submit a support request, call (813) 333-2676, or email support@tsre.us.
Your experience can help someone decide whether a real estate career is right for them. Useful affiliate content answers a real question, explains your perspective, and gives the reader a relevant next step.
Start with a question your audience already asks
Choose one topic for each piece of content:
- Why did you decide to explore real estate?
- How did you fit studying into your schedule?
- What did you consider when choosing a course format?
- Which study habit or resource helped you personally?
- What would you tell someone before their first class?
Describe what actually happened to you. If you have not used a particular course or resource, introduce its official information without presenting it as a personal review. Use current TSRE pages for details that may have changed since you attended.
A simple article outline
- Your starting point: explain the question or situation you faced.
- Your decision: describe what you considered and why you chose your path.
- Your experience: give two or three specific, truthful examples.
- Advice for the reader: explain what they should consider for their own situation.
- Next step: include your tagged TSRE link and a clear affiliate disclosure.
Avoid copying someone else’s story or inventing a student quote. Ask permission before using another person’s image, testimonial, or identifying details. Do not show course-exam questions, answer keys, rosters, or student records.
A short video outline
Use a natural opening such as “Here are three things I wish I had considered before choosing my real estate course.” Add your actual points and explain who may find them useful. Finish with one relevant next step, such as exploring the licensing guide.
Disclose your affiliate relationship in the video itself and near the link. A practical example, if true, is: “I studied with TSRE, and I’m also an affiliate. I may earn a commission if you enroll through my link.” Make the disclosure readable and audible; captions help viewers watching without sound. For live video, repeat it periodically. The FTC explains disclosure placement.
Make the recommendation useful
Link an early-stage prospect to the licensing guide. Link someone asking about a specific format to the relevant TSRE course page. A dated class link needs more frequent checking than an evergreen guide.
Explain benefits through your experience, without guaranteeing a passing score, a license, a job, or income. Your results do not establish what someone else will achieve.
You are sharing your perspective as an affiliate. Do not imply that you speak for TSRE or that TSRE endorses your brokerage, business, study group, or event. Follow the brand-use guidelines when using its assets.
Before posting
Read it as someone new to real estate would. Can they tell what you personally experienced, what information comes from TSRE, why the link is relevant, and that you may receive compensation? Check the destination on mobile and keep the disclosure close to the recommendation.
See How to Share Your TSRE Affiliate Link and Promo Code for starter copy and Create an Affiliate Link for destination setup.
Need more personalized support?
Submit a support request, call (813) 333-2676, or email support@tsre.us.