Affiliate Disclosure

Affloryn earns commissions from affiliate links at no extra cost to you.

Last updated: August 2026

Affloryn participates in affiliate marketing programs. This means that some of the links on this website, in our free Blueprint, and in our emails are affiliate links. If you click one of these links and make a purchase, we may earn a commission — at no additional cost to you.

Why We Do This

Affiliate commissions help us keep our content, resources, and the Blueprint free for everyone. We only recommend products and tools we believe genuinely help our audience build real, sustainable income online.

Our Commitment to You

Our opinions and recommendations are always our own. Earning a commission never influences what we recommend or how we describe it — we prioritize what's actually useful over what pays the most.

FTC Compliance

This disclosure is provided in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines on affiliate marketing and endorsements.

Where This Applies

This disclosure applies across affloryn.com, including our blog, resource pages, the Blueprint, and any emails sent through our list.

Questions?

Contact us at support@affloryn.com.

Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate Disclosure

Do you earn commissions?

Yes, Affloryn earns commissions from affiliate links.

Does it cost me?

No, using affiliate links costs you nothing extra.

Is this FTC compliant?

Affloryn fully complies with FTC guidelines on affiliate disclosures.

Are opinions influenced?

No, all opinions remain genuine and independent.

Where does this apply?

This applies site-wide, including blog and resources.

Is this page in the main menu?

No, it’s only linked from the footer for transparency.

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Why Transparency Matters to Us

We built Affloryn because we were tired of seeing affiliate marketing taught through hype and inflated promises. That same principle applies to how we handle affiliate relationships — you should always know when a recommendation comes with a commission attached, without having to dig for it. This disclosure isn't just a legal requirement we're checking off; it reflects how we want to run this business from day one.