Kings University or Instituto Marangoni

"Rs.500 Challenge : One week without My Bike-only Uber"

Create a short-form video series(Reels/TikTok/you Tube shorts) where the creator documents using Uber for a real Challenge:

•Day 1 : Commuting to work/class using Uber Only.

•Day 3 : Late-night ride safety Experience

•Day 5 : Comparing Cost vs public transport

•Day 7 : Final verdict : was it worth it?

Then include a CTA:

"Try your first ride with my link-get started here."

Why this works:

•Its story - based, not just "download this app."

•People see a real use case, so trust is higher.

•It matches how Uber pays affiliates : new users completing their first trip/order.

A strong affiliate content concept for Uber is content that solves a real use-case and naturally inserts your referral link — not just “sign up for Uber.”

Example concept: “₹500 Weekend Side Hustle Challenge (No Skills, Just a Phone)”

Target people: students / young adults looking for quick money online.

Content angle:

Create a short video (TikTok/Reels/Shorts) showing 5 ways to make your first ₹500 this weekend, and include Uber as one of the tools.

Example script:

Writing

“Trying to make ₹500 this weekend using only my phone 📱

Clip videos for creators → ₹300

Sell old books locally → ₹200

Refer friends to Uber → bonus when they take their first ride

Post local delivery gigs

Offer Canva thumbnail design

I’m testing all 5 and sharing what actually worked. Uber signup link in bio.”

Why this works:

It’s aspirational + practical.

People click because they want earning ideas, not because they want an ad.

Uber becomes part of a broader “money experiment,” which feels authentic.

A second angle that often performs even better:

“Cheap Travel Hacks in [Your City]”

Use Uber inside local content:

“3 cheapest ways to get around Srinagar”

compare bus / taxi / Uber

add affiliate link in caption: “New users can claim discount here”

This tends to convert better because people already have intent to book a ride.