Use an /r/ link to race: it feeds the Site Drop ladder, the week text line and the 7-day banner. Use an /a/ link to promote: it gives tracked credit and a listing beside the race, but it is not a Site Drop and not the banner. Both need a unique friend to tap Get my link, and neither pays cash.
Want the full rule behind this tool? Read Promoter /a/ link vs racer /r/ link.
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Same gate: a unique friend taps Get my link. Different prize. Not cash.
Site Drop ladder. Week text line at 2 friends. 7-day banner for #1 (not the operator) with 3 friends. Get this from Get my referral link.
Tracked credit + listing beside the race. Not a Site Drop. Not the banner. Start at /go/affiliates/.
ViralRefer has two link types, and mixing them up is the most common setup mistake. This picker asks what you want to do and tells you which link to use, plus one rule people miss: do not paste a personal /r/ code as a public directory listing URL.
A creator wants their own site on the homepage, so they use /r/ and text friends. A newsletter writer wants to promote ViralRefer to readers, so they start at /go/affiliates/ for an /a/ link.
Your contest link. Friends who tap Get my link on it move you up the Site Drop ladder.
A promoter link from the promoter desk. It gives tracked credit and a listing beside the race.
No. The banner comes from the /r/ race only.
No. Use the homepage UTM link for directories, not a personal /r/ code.
No. Neither link pays cash.
No cash prize. Open worldwide, 18+. Official rules.