You may have noticed that starting a few months ago on my blog there’s been a disclaimer at top of my pages that reads “There are affiliate links on my page. When you buy something using this link, I receive a small commission from your purchase.”
I used to see this on blog posts and scroll past it, annoyed by the extra text. Just show me the damn recipe or product recommendation that I came here for. Ugggghhh.
But here’s the low down on that disclaimer and why you see it here: it’s a legal requirement.
What the Heck Are Affiliate Links?
Basically, I earn a small monetary commission (a % of the sale) if you purchase using my affiliate link. By using my links, you help me earn a bit of money, keeping this dream alive.
Does this mean you sold out?
Well, technically, yes. But I only recommend products and brands I actually use, love and recommend. You won’t find affiliate links for brands or products I don’t trust or won’t use myself.
Do you actually make money from this?
Surprisingly YES! Affiliate links are a primary way that bloggers (myself included) make money! Each site varies, but it really does make a difference when you purchase through our links! I paid my rent last month using affiliate links!