Affiliate Disclosure
One way this blog generates income is through affiliate marketing.
How does this work?
Consider the example of the OnlyFans referral program.
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I have a free, comprehensive guide on how OnlyFans works, guiding readers through every step from account creation to promotion and monetization.
This article includes my referral links.
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Some readers who open accounts through these links start earning, and I receive a commission. My earnings come from OnlyFans' share, so the creator's income remains unaffected.
This creates a win-win situation. I'm motivated to create useful content with effective money-making advice because I only earn a commission if my readers succeed.
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This is an example of how I use affiliate marketing to monetize this blog.
My principles
- I only write about topics where I have practical experience.
- For every service or product I discuss, I offer alternative solutions or recommendations, even if there are no affiliate programs.
- I avoid affiliate programs where commissions are deducted from my referrals' earnings.