Tiny Prints Affiliate Storefronts

Have you heard of Tiny Prints Affiliate Storefronts? They make it easy for school organizations and other nonprofits to supplement their funding by offering up to 13% commission from all sales made through their Tiny Prints Storefront. If you have a small school like the one my kids go to, this is something we can really use!

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Tiny Prints is offering nonprofits (including nonprofit schools and PTAs) the chance to win one of ten $1,000 weekly prizes by entering the Tiny Prints Storefront Contest from February 22 – March 22, 2013. To enter you must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (including nonprofit schools and PTAs). US only.

Contest Steps:

1. In order to apply for a Tiny Prints Storefront, nonprofits must first apply to become a Tiny Prints affiliate through Shareasale’s simple signup process here. Shareasale will notify applicants of acceptance or rejection generally within two business days via email.

2. If nonprofits are accepted into the Tiny Prints affiliate program, they must apply for a Tiny Prints Storefront here. Successful applicants will receive a Tiny Prints Storefront URL.

3. After they have completed these two steps and agree to the Official Rules below, they will need to fill out the registration form here to enter the contest. This is where they will enter their Tiny Prints Storefront URL. Entrants must have a valid Tiny Prints Storefront created during the Entry Period.

Good Luck!

Lisa Martin

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This Post Has 18 Comments

  2. LyndaS February 28, 2013Reply

    Hmmm….I had never heard of that. Interesting.

  4. Donna February 28, 2013Reply

    This sounds like a wonderful idea!

  6. Toni March 1, 2013Reply

    This is a great idea. Love tiny prints.

  7. Lolo March 1, 2013Reply

    This is awesome, I am going to talk to my school about it.

  9. Robin {Mom Foodie} March 2, 2013Reply

    This would be so much better for schools than those darn raffle tickets & candy.

  10. AmazFinder March 2, 2013Reply

    This is a great idea! An easy way for many schools and nonprofits to get funding is always useful. This will be especially useful for new schools!

  11. Stefani March 2, 2013Reply

    Thanks! I heard of this and am interested.

  14. Kathleen March 3, 2013Reply

    Sounds like a great way for schools to earn.

  15. Mellisa March 3, 2013Reply

    What a great way for a school to earn money.

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