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Affiliate Marketing and Advertiser Disclosure
At Bankruptcy.Blog, transparency is key to earning and maintaining your trust. This page explains how affiliate marketing is used and the importance of advertiser disclosures.
What is Affiliate Marketing?
Affiliate marketing is a common practice where a website (like Bankruptcy.Blog) earns a commission for promoting another company’s products or services. You won’t pay more for clicking on an affiliate link.
How Affiliate Marketing is Used
Some links or ads on Bankruptcy.Blog are affiliate links. This means when you click on an affiliate link and make a purchase or apply for credit, a commission is earned. This helps promote transparency and allows me to cover the costs of maintaining the site.
My Commitment to You
Any recommendations are based on research and a genuine belief that the products or services will be helpful to readers. To maintain editorial independence, I would never recommend something I wouldn’t use myself. I will continue to add affiliate partners whose products or services align well with the needs of my readers.
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Updated on June 16, 2025.