Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: [CONFIRM DATE]
Short version: some links on this site are affiliate links, which means I might earn a small commission if you use them — at no extra cost to you. Here’s the full, honest breakdown.
What’s an Affiliate Link?
An affiliate link is a special link to a product, tool, or service. If you click it and sign up or make a purchase, the company may pay a small commission — at no additional cost to you. The price you pay stays exactly the same either way.
Where You’ll See Them on This Site
Affiliate links may appear in: episode blog posts (typically in the “Resources” section at the bottom), the Resource Library, and occasionally in video descriptions on YouTube. Any affiliate link will be clearly marked — we don’t hide these inside random words in a sentence.
Our Promise
I only link tools, apps, or accounts I personally use or would genuinely recommend to a friend, whether or not there’s a commission attached. An affiliate relationship never changes what I recommend — if something isn’t good, it doesn’t get linked, commission or not.
Why We Use Affiliate Links
Affiliate commissions help cover the real costs of making free content — video editing tools, hosting for this site, and the time it takes to research and fact-check every episode — so the videos, blog posts, and most worksheets can stay free.
Sponsored Content
If a video or post is ever a paid sponsorship (as opposed to a standard affiliate link), it will be clearly labeled as sponsored or as an ad, separately from this general disclosure, per FTC guidelines.
Questions
If you’re ever unsure whether a specific link is an affiliate link, feel free to ask — reach out via the Contact page.
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