Become a Merchant Partner

Thank you for your interest in becoming a merchant partner with WhatFriendsDo.com.

When our friends and family are in the midst of a life-changing event, we want to help in whatever way we can. Sometimes that help is practical, and sometimes it needs to be whimsical. WhatFriendsDo.com provides the opportunity to make purchases without having to search for resources, thus allowing family and friends to concentrate their energies on supporting their loved one.

Merchants are essential to the success and survival of any community. This is also true for the online community of WhatFriendsDo.com. WhatFriendsDo.com has established the What Friends Give store to help friends as easily as possible. That means making merchants and items a click away! Shoppers in the What Friends Give store are shopping with a purpose: to help a friend dealing with a specific crisis. What better buyers can a website deliver?

In order to allow for a more timely response to your inquiry, please take a moment to share your contact information and a brief overview about your company. Please feel free to add any comments of questions you have about merchant partnerships with WhatFriendsDo.com.

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First Name
Last Name
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Company Website URL
Email
Phone
Address
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What industry are you in?
How did you learn about WhatFriendsDo.com?
Description of product(s) you would like to feature on WhatFriendsDo.com:
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We value our partners and believe they are extremely influential and a play a vital role in what friends do and WhatFriendsDo.com. We look forward to working with you!


Content Limitations:

The following merchant categories are NOT accepted on WhatFriendsDo.com:

  1. Advertising which promotes products or services that may be deemed physically harmful; such restrictions include items like alcohol, tobacco, firearms or any related goods.
  2. Advertising that is pornographic, sexually explicit or violent in nature.
  3. Advertising content which is deemed to be false, misleading, or medically unsubstantiated.
  4. Advertising that is of political nature.
  5. WhatFriendsDo.com maintains the authority to reject any advertising which we see as unfit.