Deal Snapshot
In mid-October 2025, RefrigiWear shifts its partner program to Rakuten Advertising. The move is designed to keep tracking, reporting, and payments running smoothly throughout the transition.
Publishers already enrolled with Rakuten will see refreshed tracking links after successful re-acceptance. New participants should begin their onboarding on Rakuten to access the updated assets.
For a compact visualization of how the migration appears within the network, refer to the migration reference page: migration reference page.
Key Dates
| Event | Deadline | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Relaunch on Rakuten | Oct 14, 2025 | New tracking paths become active |
| Join Rakuten | Oct 21, 2025 | Access to updated links upon acceptance |
| Update existing links | Oct 21, 2025 | Switch to Rakuten-provided URLs |
Playbook for Publishers
- Verify enrollment status in the Rakuten network; accepted publishers will see updated links in the dashboard.
- Join Rakuten if not already enrolled; begin from the migration reference page linked below to stay aligned.
- When the program goes live, replace old tracking URLs with the new Rakuten URLs to maintain attribution.
- Monitor earnings and ensure ongoing reporting reflects the updated paths.
Pitfalls to Avoid
- Delays in updating links can disrupt attribution and payments if not completed by the deadline.
- Misalignment between dashboard updates and site placements may create gaps in reporting.
- Relying on outdated tracking formats can obscure performance data during the shift.
FAQ
- What triggers the migration?
- The move centers on migrating to Rakuten Advertising with a defined relaunch window in October 2025.
- Do existing participants need to re-apply?
- Current Rakuten members are re-accepted; new participants must join Rakuten to access the updated links.
- Will earnings be interrupted?
- The plan emphasizes continuity, with payments anticipated to continue during the transition.
For additional context, see the migration reference page: migration reference page.
Another example from the migration stream is available here: migration reference page.
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