Ultimate FAQ Theme Developer Affiliate Program

We recently launched an affiliate program for theme developers who want to use our Ultimate FAQ plugin within their themes. If you’re a theme developer, all you have to do to get started is head to our affiliate program sign up page.

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Simply follow these steps to add the Ultimate FAQs as a recommended plugin for your themes, and add the following code snippet to your themes’ functions.php file:

function Set_EWD_Affiliate_ID() {
    if (get_option('EWD_Affiliate_Theme_ID') == '') {update_option('EWD_Affiliate_Theme_ID', 'YOUR_THEME_ID');}
}
add_action('activated_plugin', 'Set_EWD_Affiliate_ID'

Whenever someone upgrades to the premium version after being recommended to the plugin by your theme, your account will be automatically credited. Payouts happen at the end of each month, whenever you have an account balance of at least $100.

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