Affiliate disclosure
Some links on Ready 72 may be affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Right now: there are no live affiliate product links on this draft site. When shop links go live, they will be marked clearly near the recommendation — not buried in a bio or a pile of hashtags.
Short line we use
“Some links are affiliate links. I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.”
Official guidance we follow
- Canada: disclose material connections (payment, commissions, free products, etc.) clearly and prominently — Competition Bureau — influencer marketing and the Competition Act.
- United States: clear and conspicuous disclosure of material connections under the FTC Endorsement Guides — FTC — Endorsements, Influencers, and Reviews · FTC’s Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking (URL confirmed via FTC site indexing; some fetches may be blocked for bots).
- United Kingdom: affiliate and influencer ads must be clearly identifiable — ASA — Online Affiliate Marketing · ASA — Influencers’ guide. Also follow CMA consumer-protection expectations on hidden ads.
- Australia: sponsored / affiliate content must be obvious under the Australian Consumer Law — ACCC — Social media influencer testimonials and endorsements · ACCC — Social media promotions.
- New Zealand: identify advertising clearly — Advertising Standards Authority (NZ).
- Ireland: follow ASAI / local advertising standards for commercial disclosures — Advertising Standards Authority for Ireland.
Questions about a specific link: treat it as commercial until labeled otherwise, and email when a contact address is published.