Post about Batch for Google Photos. Get paid.
Batch turns the manual work of editing a full Google Photos album into one workflow. Show your audience how you Enhance, Crop, Filter, apply a preset or find the best shots. They get 20% off, and you earn when they subscribe.
No follower minimum. No approval on what you say. Your code appears the moment you ask.
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“Your tool is the missing piece that Google should have created years ago - I'm already a fan, just edited a batch of photos from last night while I sipped coffee and checked email” ~ Eric Pierce
Try it on your own photos first.
If Batch genuinely helps, show your audience the workflow in your own words. There is no script and no approval on what you say. Here is how one post can turn into a creator payout.
Edited 240 vacation photos in one go. Code BATCH-JESS for 20% off.
Illustrative. Real payouts depend on what people do after they watch. Nothing leaves Google Photos: Batch works inside the tab your viewers already have open.
Get paid twice.
Earn when someone subscribes with your code. Earn again when your post reaches real people.
Paid by PayPal on the 1st. Your code never expires. Three months of Pro for you, so the demo is real.
Views counted on day 14, organic only. Roundups pay half. Two posts a month. Apply once; your audience should care about photos, phones or getting organized.
Illustrative. One payment per new subscriber, sent by PayPal on the 1st once they've stayed 30 days.
Three posts that make themselves
People already have the story. Show the problem, show Batch fixing it, and that's the post. No script.
Google Photos makes you edit one by one. Here's what I use instead.
Watch 240 photos get enhanced
Select an album, pick Enhance, hit Batch, record the screen.
I came back with 1,000 vacation photos. Here's how I got down to 200.
Show 1,000 photos become 200
Point Best Shots at a trip album and record the keepers coming back.
your.handle One look across the whole trip album, in one pass instead of 36 edits.
Give a whole album one look
Pick a filter or your own preset, run it on the album, post the before and after.
A few ground rules
Questions
How do you know a subscriber came from me?
Your code. It gives viewers 20% off their first payment, so they type it in at checkout, and every subscription carrying it is credited to you. It never expires and there is no time limit on when they subscribe.
When and how do I get paid?
Subscribers: one payment per new subscriber, by PayPal on the 1st of the month after they've stayed 30 days, $20 minimum. Posts: send the link and a screenshot of the post's analytics after day 14; we reply within three business days and pay within seven.
Do I need a big following?
No. The code has no minimum at all. For paid posts we look at who your audience is, not how many there are.
When do I get my code?
The moment you submit the form, on this page, and again by email. There is no approval step.
How do I claim a post bonus?
When a post passes 50,000 organic views and your code has brought in at least one subscriber, email the link and a screenshot of the post's own analytics to support@batchphotoedit.com, any time between day 14 and day 30. Each post is paid once.
What if they install but don't subscribe?
Nothing yet. Batch is free for 25 photos a month, and some people subscribe later. Your code is waiting when they do.
Can I post my code on Reddit?
Please don't. Reddit removes posts that look like ads, and one flagged link can block Batch for everyone there. You're welcome to mention Batch in a real answer, without your code or link, and say that you earn from it. Forums and groups that allow promotion are fine.
Get your code
Everyone gets a code, a link and three months of Pro, right here, the second you press the button. Paid posts are one extra box.
No follower minimum. No approval. Your code never expires.
Batch is an independent Chrome extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google. Google Photos is a trademark of Google LLC. Rates, thresholds and the viewer discount are current program terms and can change with 30 days’ notice.