Show the moment.
Film the stop, give one practical tip, and point viewers to your relevant guide link in the description or bio. Disclose your WTDO relationship in the video and near the link.
Your WTDO share kit
Make it your story.
Pick a useful guide, show what makes the place special, and give travelers a clear next step. Approved creators can use the code shown in their Creator Center.
Get my code →Choose your channel
Ideas you can actually use.
Make a short itinerary.
Post three places with your own photos and a reason to visit. Link to a WTDO guide for the map and next step; identify the promotion clearly.
Send one great route.
Share a personal note, a useful seasonal idea and one appropriate guide link. Include your disclosure beside the recommendation.
Add a guide card.
Use the WTDO embeddable guide preview on your own site, or add a regular link. Choose a guide that fits the article and label your commercial relationship.
How to make your link
Open a published WTDO guide, then append ?ref=YOUR-CODE to its address. Your exact code appears in Creator Center after approval. For a guide with an existing question mark, add &ref=YOUR-CODE. Try the link before posting and use your own voice in the surrounding content.
Example guide: Chicago for a first visit →
Example site embed
<div class="wtdo-widget" data-guide="things-to-do-in-chicago-first-visit" data-creator="YOUR-APPROVED-CODE"></div> <script async src="https://www.wtdousa.com/creator-widget.js"></script>
A clear disclosure example
“I work with WTDO. If you follow my link and make a qualifying purchase under our agreement, I may earn a commission.” Place it where people see it with your recommendation. Adjust it to reflect the actual agreement; do not claim a commission is available until WTDO confirms paid terms.
Use your own images and words, get permission for other people’s media, check facts and hours before publishing, and avoid promising a price or benefit the destination cannot guarantee.