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# \[cashback-advertiser]

One fact about one shop, inline in your writing — its cashback rate, its name, its tracking link.

```
Right now you can earn [cashback-advertiser id="2898768" display="cashback"] at Nike.
```

It prints a value and nothing else: no markup, no wrapper, no styling. That is what makes it useful mid-sentence.

### Choosing the shop

| Attribute          | What it takes                                                                        |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **id**             | The shop's id at the network                                                         |
| **advertiser\_id** | The same thing, spelled out                                                          |
| **module\_id**     | The network slug, such as `Awin`. Needed only when two networks use the same shop id |

### Choosing the fact

| **display**       | Prints                                                          |
| ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `cashback`        | The cashback figure as your visitors see it, such as *Up to 8%* |
| `cashbackmax`     | Just the top of a range — *8%* out of *4% – 8%*                 |
| `commission`      | What the network pays **you**. Not for public pages             |
| `tracking_link`   | The affiliate URL, bare                                         |
| `name`            | The shop's name                                                 |
| `domain`          | Its domain                                                      |
| `site_url`        | Its website                                                     |
| `validation_days` | How long the shop takes to approve an order                     |
| `logo_url`        | The logo's address                                              |

Any other field on the shop's record works too — `display` looks it up by name.

{% hint style="danger" %}
**`display="commission"` is your margin, not the visitor's cashback.** It prints what the network pays you, which on most setups is roughly twice what you pass on. Putting it on a public page tells every visitor exactly what you keep.
{% endhint %}

### Examples

**A rate inside a sentence:**

```
Earn [cashback-advertiser id="2898768" display="cashback"] back on every order.
```

**A bare link you style yourself:**

```
<a class="my-button" href="[cashback-advertiser id="2898768" display="tracking_link"]">Shop now</a>
```

For most link cases [`[tracking-link]`](/putting-it-on-your-pages/shortcodes/tracking-link.md) is better — it builds the whole anchor, and it can point at a specific product.

### When the shop is not found

The shortcode prints nothing. A page referring to a shop you have since removed loses that value quietly rather than showing an error to visitors.

### Related

* [`[tracking-link]`](/putting-it-on-your-pages/shortcodes/tracking-link.md)
* [Cashback rates](/shops-and-cashback-rates/cashback-rates.md)
* [Shop info: every field](/shops-and-cashback-rates/shop-info-reference.md)