Updating your partner profile

Create a strong partner profile to build trust, credibility, and increase partnership opportunities on Dub.

Marcus Farrell

Written by Marcus Farrell

Having a strong partner profile is key to getting accepted into partner programs. Follow this guide for help and tips to make your profile stand out.

Where to find your partner profile

From your Partner profile page, click Profile info. Here you can find the fields to add more details about yourself to your profile.

Partner profile location

Partner profile info

Your partner profile is viewable by all enrolled programs and when you submit your application, so make it look great!

Partner profile fields

Profile photo

Upload a clear, professional or on-brand image. Using a profile image or a recognized logo helps build trust. It's recommended to upload a JPG or PNG that's at least 160px x 160px to fill the profile image.

Full name

Input your first and last name so that program owners can easily find you within their program. Some program owners might search for you via your name, so it makes it easier to find your profile quicker in their program.

Location

This helps if programs are geo-specific and consider that during the application process, or want to understand your audience reach.

About yourself

This section is very important. Consider it your pitch when program owners are deciding who to accept into their program. A well-written profile helps you stand out and get accepted into more programs.

Your bio should clearly explain who you are, what you do, and who your audience is. For example: 

“I’m a creator who has a large audience across YouTube, TikTok, and email newsletters. I focus on product reviews, how-to videos, and educational content. My audience is mostly US-based and interested in finance and tech, with over 2 million monthly views across my channels.” 

This gives program owners a quick sense of your reach and focus area.

You can also share any results that prove your ability to drive impact. You might mention how many signups, clicks, or sales you’ve generated for past brands. You can also highlight which industries you’ve worked with, and the types of content that tend to perform best for you. For example: 

“I’ve driven over 2,500 signups for SaaS products in the past three months. I’ve worked with brands in DTC, health & wellness, and crypto, and I’ve seen the strongest results from short-form UGC, newsletter placements, and search ads.”

Profile type

During your initial account setup, you would've selected one of the following options:

  • Individual
  • Company

If you are listed as a company, you'll also need to provide the company name. This is shown to the program owners as well.

Partner type

Updating your email, country, or profile type will reset your Stripe account, which will require you to restart the payout connection process.


Once you've received payouts on Dub, you won't be able to update your email, country, or profile type. Reach out to support if you still need to make any updates.

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