How to Create Your First Birthday Hunter Store

Turn the products you keep recommending into one page people can shop. Here is how to build, publish and share your first Birthday Hunter store.

Start with a useful idea

Think about the last product someone asked you to recommend. That question is a good starting point for a store. You could collect gifts for a coffee lover, little comforts for a new apartment or birthday treats for a friend who is hard to shop for.

A store does not have to cover every interest you have. A clear theme makes it easier for someone to understand why you sent the link and which product might suit them.

Name it and choose a product

Open My store after signing in. Give your store a name and choose its link. Search the catalog by product name or brand, use the category and merchant filters, and add a product you want to recommend. You can load more results as you browse.

You need at least one product to publish. You can include up to 30, but a short collection is a perfectly good first version. Check the specific product, size and price before adding your recommendation.

Make it feel like you

Open Customize your store to choose Grid, Spotlight or List. Grid puts products side by side. Spotlight gives a standout pick more space. List is a compact way to browse recommendations. Choose a color and add a short description if you want.

Product notes and collections are optional. A sentence explaining who a gift suits can help more than a long product description. Do not claim you have used something if you have not.

Publish, then share

Accept the creator terms and tap Publish my store. There is no store review step. Your public page is available through its link, and shoppers can view it without joining. You can update your picks while the store stays live.

Include a clear disclosure when sharing, such as: I may earn when you buy through my links. Shoppers follow available product links to the retailer, which handles payment, shipping and returns.

Know what earning means

Creating a store is free. You receive 15% of the commission Birthday Hunter receives from eligible purchases, not 15% of the product price. A $10 received commission means $1.50 for you. Returns and eligibility rules can affect earnings.

Your dashboard shows clicks, reported sales and estimated earnings. Sharing creates an opportunity to earn; it does not guarantee a sale. Start with useful recommendations and improve the collection as you learn what people need.

Create your Birthday Hunter store or read the creator terms before you start.