What kind of trip
Mention the destination, season and length of your trip. Packing for a city weekend is different from packing for a hike.
People ask about your camera, your bag and what made it into your suitcase. Give them a packing photo they can shop, with your notes and links beside each item.
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An example using a stock photo. Your post will use your photos and links to the shops you choose.
Your experience is the useful part. Explain where the gear went with you, what worked and what you’d pack differently.
Mention the destination, season and length of your trip. Packing for a city weekend is different from packing for a hike.
Say which items earned their space and which stayed in the bag. Don’t turn a first impression into a long-term recommendation.
Add the model, size or weight when you know it. Explain any adapters or extra accessories your setup needs.
Use your own product or affiliate links. If a shop only serves one country, mention it and label any alternatives.
Start with a kit you know: your camera setup, a weekend bag or the things you take on every trip.
Upload your packing photos or import an Instagram post. Use up to three images to show the kit and its smaller details.
Add a product link for each item you want to share. Include the model and a short note about your experience with it.
Link to the post from your travel content, or put your creator-shop link in your bio so followers can find your other gear posts too.
Yes. Add your packing photos, tag the items and include product links with your notes. Followers can browse the photo and open the retailer for each item.
Yes. Paste your existing affiliate links and mark them as affiliate destinations. Sidefold keeps the original URLs; purchases happen on the retailer’s website.
This post type is for photos and product links. If you want to share places on a map, you can create a separate Sidefold city guide.
Add your gear links and a few honest notes. That’s a useful place to start.