Ambassador rules
The RaisingAngels Ambassador programme is run by Zion Global Marketing Pte Ltd, the company behind RaisingAngels.sg.
Who can be an ambassador
- Any RaisingAngels member aged 18 or over. It’s free.
- One account per person. You can’t refer yourself, a second email or a child.
What you get
- Badges: Bronze at 3, Silver at 10 and Gold at 25 confirmed referrals. You keep a badge once earned.
- Prize rounds in some months. The top 3 by confirmed referrals win the published prizes. There is no lucky draw.
- Early access to new tools and printables.
- A place on the leaderboard, if you choose to show your name.
- No commission and no cash, other than the prizes in a published prize round.
How to share
- Share tools you have used, in your own words or with the captions in your Ambassador hub.
- In a prize round, add “I could win a prize if you join”. Never say you get a reward.
- Share your own result with “Hide my numbers” on. Never change a figure or invent a result.
What not to post
- Other children’s photos, names or school details.
- Health claims, diagnoses, or anything “guaranteed”.
- Fake reviews, or posts pretending you are not a member.
- Cash, vouchers or gifts for sign-ups.
- Claims we don’t make, such as being a government site.
No spam
- Share only where a group’s rules allow it, and only once.
- No messages to strangers, no bulk messages and no cold DMs.
How a referral counts
- Your friend joins through your link, confirms they are 18 or over and verifies their email.
- We check every sign-up. A clean one is confirmed after 7 days. We remove fake or repeat sign-ups.
The Terms of Use decide how referrals and prizes work.
Official sources
- ASAS: Singapore Code of Advertising Practice
- Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (Singapore Statutes Online)
- Consumer Protection (Fair Trading) Act 2003 (Singapore Statutes Online)
- ASAS: guidelines on interactive marketing and social media
- Spam Control Act 2007 (Singapore Statutes Online)
- PDPC: spam and the Spam Control Act