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Hi Victor, since you're submitting your work here I thought it'd be OK to give feedback to you here, too. I suggest you label your affiliate links as being affi
by lukewrites 7y ago
Hi Victor, since you're submitting your work here I thought it'd be OK to give feedback to you here, too. I suggest you label your affiliate links as being affiliate links. If you try to slip that by me, I wonder what else you're trying to hide.
- christefano 7y agoThis info is at the bottom of the article: > Disclaimer: some links in this post are affiliate links. These help support the blog by allowing me to receive a bonus if you sign up.
- dylz 7y agoThere are multiple unmarked affiliate links, and you don't know about this until the very end. I find it at least mildly scummy. A minimum of some form of (affiliate) next to each one would be nice. The FTC also does not like this behaviour of putting it very far away from all of your aff links and small: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking#affiliateornetwork https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/ftc...
- throw03172019 7y agoI do see this at the bottom of the blog. Possibly was added after your comment. “Disclaimer: some links in this post are affiliate links. These help support the blog by allowing me to receive a bonus if you sign up.”
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- dewey 7y agoDo you also complain if there are ads on a personal blog and it's not disclosed?
- edtechdev 7y agoYes, if they were disguised as ordinary links.
- vzhou842 7y agoHey, thanks for the feedback. Like some other people mentioned there was always that disclaimer at the bottom - I didn’t know about this FTC stuff some people are citing. Will look into it more and update appropriately!