Affiliate Disclosure Guidelines
Help your audience understand when you earn a commission while maintaining transparency and trust.
Why disclosure matters
Transparency builds trust
Audiences respect creators who are upfront about commercial relationships — disclosure strengthens, not weakens, your credibility.
It's often legally required
Regulators such as the FTC (United States) and the ASA (United Kingdom) require clear disclosure of affiliate or sponsored content.
It protects everyone
Proper disclosure protects your audience's trust, your own reputation, and Mosaci Studio's standing — all at the same time.
When you must disclose
Any content where you share your affiliate link or coupon code should include a clear disclosure — regardless of the channel.
Example disclosure statements
Ready-to-copy statements you can adapt to your own voice and channel.
“This video contains affiliate links. I may earn a commission if you purchase through my link.”
“Some of the links in this content are affiliate links. This means I may receive a commission at no additional cost to you if you choose to make a purchase. I only recommend products that I genuinely believe provide value.”
“This article contains affiliate links.”
“Affiliate Link”
“#ad #affiliate”
Best practices
- Always disclose before affiliate links.
- Use clear language.
- Avoid misleading claims.
- Only promote products you genuinely recommend.
- Never pretend to be part of Mosaci Studio.
- Do not guarantee specific financial results.
Prohibited claims
Never claim any of the following:
- Guaranteed income
- Guaranteed AI results
- Official partnership unless approved
- Fake testimonials
- False discounts
- Misleading pricing
Related documentation
Legal notice
Affiliates are solely responsible for complying with local advertising and disclosure laws, including but not limited to FTC and ASA guidelines. Mosaci Studio does not provide legal advice — if you are unsure about your obligations, consult a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.