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Affiliate Disclosure Page Prompt: Complete Guide

A good Affiliate Disclosure page prompt helps you explain when your website may earn a commission from recommended products, services, or resources. It helps readers understand the commercial relationship before they click a link or make a purchase.

In this guide, you will learn what an Affiliate Disclosure is, why it matters, and what information you should confirm before writing one.

You will also get practical prompts for affiliate relationships, referral tracking, product recommendations, reader commitments, sponsored content, link placement, and contact information.

The prompts use Digital Applications (dgaps.com) as an example. Replace the sample details with your verified affiliate practices before publishing the disclosure.

Table of Contents
  1. What Is an Affiliate Disclosure?
  2. What Should You Check Before Writing?
  3. Humanized Prompts to Generate an Affiliate Disclosure Page
    1. Core Instructions for Every Affiliate Disclosure Part
    2. Instructions for Every Affiliate Disclosure Prompt
    3. Affiliate Disclosure Introduction 
    4. Affiliate Disclosure Introduction Prompt
    5. Our Affiliate Relationships
    6. Our Affiliate Relationships Prompt
    7. How Affiliate Links Work 
    8. How Affiliate Links Work Prompt
    9. Affiliate Tracking and Cookies 
    10. Affiliate Tracking and Cookies Prompt
    11. Our Promise to Readers
    12. Our Promise to Readers Prompt
    13. Reviews and Recommendations
    14. Reviews and Recommendations Prompt
    15. External Products and Services
    16. External Products and Services Prompt
    17. Price and Discounts
    18. Price and Discounts Prompt
    19. Free Products and Other Benefits
    20. Free Products and Other Benefits Prompt
    21. Sponsored Content
    22. Sponsored Content Prompt
    23. Where We Place Affiliate Disclosures
    24. Where We Place Affiliate Disclosures Prompt
    25. Reader Choice
    26. Reader Choice Prompt
    27. Updates to the Disclosure
    28. Updates to the Disclosure Prompt
    29. Contact Information
    30. Contact Information Prompt
  4. Complete Affiliate Disclosure Page Prompt
    1. Complete Affiliate Disclosure Page Prompt
  5. Replace These Details for Your Website
  6. Final Thoughts
  7. Frequently Asked Questions

Important: Affiliate-disclosure requirements depend on your location, your readers’ locations, the affiliate platform, and where you publish promotional content. Ask a qualified professional to review your final disclosure when necessary.

What Is an Affiliate Disclosure?

An Affiliate Disclosure tells readers that a website may receive money or another benefit when they use certain links and complete a qualifying action.

A qualifying action may include:

  • Purchasing a product
  • Starting a paid subscription
  • Registering for a service
  • Requesting a quote
  • Starting a free trial
  • Completing another action defined by the affiliate partner

The exact action depends on the affiliate program. Do not describe every external link as an affiliate link, and do not claim that a click always earns a commission.

A useful disclosure should appear where readers can notice and understand it. A separate disclosure page can provide complete details, but you may also need a short disclosure near affiliate links, reviews, recommendations, emails, videos, or social posts.

What Should You Check Before Writing?

Collect accurate answers to these questions:

  • Does the website currently use affiliate links?
  • Which affiliate programs does it use?
  • Which products or services does it recommend?
  • What action can generate a commission?
  • Can a click alone generate a payment?
  • Can the affiliate link affect the customer’s price?
  • Does the partner offer a discount?
  • Does the affiliate platform use cookies?
  • How long does referral tracking last?
  • Does the website publish reviews or comparisons?
  • Does it receive free products or services?
  • Does it publish sponsored content?
  • Where do affiliate disclosures appear?
  • Does a person review affiliate content?
  • Which email address receives disclosure questions?

If the website does not use affiliate links, do not publish a disclosure that suggests it does.

Humanized Prompts to Generate an Affiliate Disclosure Page

The following prompts help you create every important section separately. Confirm the website’s actual affiliate practices before using them.

Core Instructions for Every Affiliate Disclosure Part

Add these instructions to every prompt:

Instructions for Every Affiliate Disclosure Prompt

Before writing, check the website’s actual affiliate programs, partner relationships, commission methods, tracking practices, reviews, recommendations, sponsorships, and disclosure placement.

Use simple English and active voice. Write from the website owner’s perspective by using “we,” “our,” and “us.” Keep paragraphs short and use one-line bullet points when they improve readability.

Make the commercial relationship easy to notice and understand. Do not hide it behind technical, promotional, or legal language.

Do not invent affiliate partners, commission rates, tracking periods, price effects, discounts, sponsored relationships, free products, or editorial practices.

Do not imply that every external link is an affiliate link. Do not promise that an affiliate link never changes a customer’s price unless you can verify that statement.

Do not guarantee the quality, performance, price, support, availability, or results of an external product.

Include an effective date and a last-updated date. Remove every section or statement that does not match the website.

1. Affiliate Disclosure Introduction 

Content style: Two short introductory paragraphs

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Affiliate Disclosure Introduction Prompt

Write two short introductory paragraphs for the Affiliate Disclosure of Digital Applications, available at dgaps.com.

In the first paragraph, explain that some pages may include affiliate links when applicable.

In the second paragraph, explain that Digital Applications may earn a commission when a reader uses an affiliate link and completes a qualifying purchase or action.

Add these details:

  • Effective Date: [Add the verified effective date]
  • Last Updated: [Add the verified update date]

Follow these writing rules:

  • Make the disclosure easy to notice and understand.
  • Use simple English and active voice.
  • Write from our perspective by using “we,” “our,” and “us.”
  • Keep both paragraphs short.
  • Do not hide the commercial relationship behind technical language.
  • Do not imply that every link on dgaps.com is an affiliate link.
  • Do not promise that clicking a link always earns us a commission.

2. Our Affiliate Relationships

Content style: One short paragraph followed by relevant partner types

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Our Affiliate Relationships Prompt

Write the “Our Affiliate Relationships” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Write one short paragraph explaining the types of affiliate relationships used by dgaps.com.

Mention only actual relationship categories:

  • Software Services: We may link to software that relates to our website topics.
  • Hosting Providers: We may recommend hosting services when they are relevant to readers.
  • Website Tools: We may link to tools used for websites, SEO, marketing, design, or content.
  • Educational Products: We may recommend relevant courses or educational services.
  • Freelancing Tools: We may link to tools or platforms used by freelancers.
  • Business Services: We may recommend services related to digital business needs.
  • Books and Learning Resources: We may link to books or resources that support learning.

Explain that an external company may pay us a commission for an eligible referral.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Include only relationships that actually exist.
  • Do not name a partner unless Digital Applications participates in its program.
  • Do not imply that every external link is an affiliate link.
  • Do not invent a commission amount or qualifying action.
  • Keep the section short and factual.

Content style: One short paragraph followed by one-line statements

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Write the “How Affiliate Links Work” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Begin with one short paragraph explaining affiliate links in simple words.

Add the relevant points:

  • Reader Clicks: A reader may open a partner’s website through a special link.
  • Qualifying Action: We may receive a commission when the reader completes an eligible purchase or action.
  • Reader’s Price: Explain accurately whether the affiliate link changes the customer’s price.
  • Partner Terms: The external company controls its products, prices, refunds, support, Privacy Policy, and Terms and Conditions.
  • Tracking: The affiliate platform may use cookies or similar methods to record eligible referrals.
  • Clear Labels: We identify affiliate content or links when disclosure is necessary.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Keep the explanation open and direct.
  • Do not invent cookie durations or tracking methods.
  • Do not say that readers always pay the same price unless you can verify it.
  • Do not claim that every click produces a payment.
  • Do not describe the partner’s rules as Digital Applications’ rules.

4. Affiliate Tracking and Cookies 

Content style: One short paragraph followed by one-line explanations

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Affiliate Tracking and Cookies Prompt

Write the “Affiliate Tracking and Cookies” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure only if affiliate platforms use cookies or similar technologies.

Start with one short paragraph explaining that an affiliate platform may use a special link, cookie, code, or another tracking method to connect a qualifying action with the referral.

Include only verified details:

  • Tracking Purpose: The platform may use tracking to identify eligible referrals.
  • Cookie Duration: Add the verified referral or cookie period for each relevant program.
  • External Control: The affiliate provider controls its own tracking technology.
  • Privacy Information: Readers can review the provider’s Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.
  • Cookie Choices: Readers may have browser or website controls depending on the provider and applicable rules.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Remove this section if no tracking technology applies.
  • Do not invent a cookie period.
  • Do not promise that blocking cookies always prevents or preserves commission tracking.
  • Keep this section consistent with the website’s Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy.
  • Use simple English and active voice.

5. Our Promise to Readers

Content style: One short paragraph followed by one-line commitments

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Our Promise to Readers Prompt

Write the “Our Promise to Readers” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Start with one short paragraph explaining how we aim to protect reader trust when publishing affiliate content.

Add only the commitments Digital Applications follows:

  • Honest Opinions: We aim to explain products and services honestly.
  • Relevant Recommendations: We focus on items that relate to our readers and website topics.
  • Clear Disclosure: We disclose relevant commercial relationships.
  • Independent Choice: Readers decide whether a product or service suits their needs.
  • No Guarantee: We do not guarantee the performance, support, results, or availability of an external product.
  • No Forced Purchase: Readers can use dgaps.com without purchasing through an affiliate link.
  • Corrections: Readers may report an unclear or missing affiliate disclosure.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not say that commission never influences content unless the editorial process supports that claim.
  • Do not promise that every recommendation will suit every reader.
  • Do not claim that the team personally tested every product unless it did.
  • Keep every commitment clear and realistic.

6. Reviews and Recommendations

Content style: One short paragraph followed by one-line principles

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Reviews and Recommendations Prompt

Write the “Reviews and Recommendations” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Start with one short paragraph explaining how we approach content that reviews, compares, or recommends products and services.

Include only the principles the team follows:

  • Relevant Information: We aim to discuss features, uses, limits, and conditions that matter to readers.
  • Research: We review suitable product information and sources before publishing.
  • First-Hand Experience: We clearly distinguish personal testing from information based on research.
  • Commercial Disclosure: We identify relevant affiliate or paid relationships.
  • Changing Details: Readers should verify current prices, features, and terms on the provider’s website.
  • Personal Choice: Readers should decide whether a product matches their needs and budget.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not describe research as personal testing.
  • Do not claim that every review is independent if partners control conclusions.
  • Do not guarantee product performance.
  • Do not invent a review process.
  • Keep the section balanced and helpful.

7. External Products and Services

Content style: One short paragraph

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External Products and Services Prompt

Write the “External Products and Services” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Write one short paragraph explaining that affiliate links lead to products, websites, and services controlled by external companies.

Explain that the external company controls:

  • Product features
  • Prices and discounts
  • Availability
  • Orders and delivery
  • Refunds and cancellations
  • Customer support
  • Privacy practices
  • Terms and Conditions

Encourage readers to review the provider’s current information before purchasing or sharing personal details.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not claim responsibility for matters Digital Applications does not control.
  • Do not guarantee that every external website is safe or suitable.
  • Do not remove responsibilities that applicable laws place on Digital Applications.
  • Keep the paragraph clear and fair.

8. Price and Discounts

Content style: One short paragraph followed by conditional statements

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Price and Discounts Prompt

Write the “Prices and Discounts” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

First, confirm whether using an affiliate link changes the customer’s price or provides a discount.

Include only the statement that matches the verified relationship:

  • The affiliate link normally does not change the customer’s price.
  • The affiliate link may provide a verified discount.
  • Prices and discounts may change according to the external provider’s terms.

Explain that the partner controls the final price, currency, taxes, fees, availability, and discount conditions.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not promise the lowest price.
  • Do not invent a discount.
  • Do not claim that the customer pays no extra amount unless you can verify it.
  • Do not publish expired prices or offers as current.
  • Keep the section short.

9. Free Products and Other Benefits

Content style: One short paragraph

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Free Products and Other Benefits Prompt

Write the “Free Products and Other Benefits” section only if Digital Applications receives free products, trial access, credits, discounts, services, event access, or another benefit connected with content.

Explain clearly what type of benefit the company may receive. State that receiving a benefit does not guarantee positive coverage when that statement matches the editorial process.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Remove this section when no such benefits exist.
  • Do not hide gifts, free access, or financial relationships.
  • Do not call paid access independent testing without explanation.
  • Do not invent a benefit or relationship.
  • Keep the wording clear and factual.

Content style: One short paragraph followed by clear rules

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Write the “Sponsored Content” section only if Digital Applications publishes paid articles, sponsored reviews, advertisements, brand mentions, or other sponsored material.

Start with one short paragraph explaining that a company may pay Digital Applications to create or publish certain content.

Include only the practices the company follows:

  • Clear Identification: We label sponsored content where required.
  • Factual Review: We aim to remove unsupported or misleading claims.
  • Commercial Relationship: We explain that the content involves payment or another benefit.
  • Reader Choice: Readers decide whether to use the promoted product or service.
  • No Guarantee: We do not guarantee the external product’s results, support, or availability.

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not describe sponsored content as ordinary independent content.
  • Do not invent a sponsorship program.
  • Remove this section when no sponsored content exists.
  • Keep affiliate and sponsored relationships clearly separated.

11. Where We Place Affiliate Disclosures

Content style: One short paragraph followed by one-line locations

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Where We Place Affiliate Disclosures Prompt

Write the “Where We Display Affiliate Disclosures” section for Digital Applications.

Start with one short paragraph explaining that a general disclosure page may not replace a clear notice close to affiliate content.

Mention only the locations Digital Applications uses:

  • At the beginning of an affiliate article
  • Near a product recommendation
  • Before or close to affiliate links
  • On a review or comparison page
  • In an email containing affiliate links
  • In a video description
  • Within a relevant social media post

Follow these writing rules:

  • Do not claim that every link carries a separate label unless this is true.
  • Keep disclosures easy to notice before a reader makes a decision.
  • Do not hide disclosures only in the footer, Terms and Conditions, or this general page.
  • Match the placement to applicable requirements and platform rules.

12. Reader Choice

Content style: One short paragraph followed by practical choices

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Reader Choice Prompt

Write the “Your Choice as a Reader” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Start with one short paragraph explaining that readers control whether they open an affiliate link or purchase from an external provider.

Add these choices:

  • Readers may visit an external provider without using our affiliate link.
  • Readers may compare other products, services, prices, and providers.
  • Readers should review current product details and terms.
  • Readers may decide not to purchase a recommended item.
  • Readers may contact us about an unclear affiliate relationship.

Do not pressure readers to use affiliate links. Do not suggest that readers must purchase something to access ordinary content on dgaps.com unless that is genuinely part of the service.

13. Updates to the Disclosure

Content style: One short paragraph

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Updates to the Disclosure Prompt

Write the “Changes to This Affiliate Disclosure” section for Digital Applications.

Explain in one short paragraph that we may update this disclosure when our affiliate programs, recommendations, commercial relationships, or disclosure practices change.

Mention that we will display a clear Last Updated date. Encourage readers to review the page occasionally.

Do not promise individual notifications unless the company provides them. Use simple English and active voice.

14. Contact Information

Content style: One short closing paragraph followed by contact details

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Contact Information Prompt

Write the “Contact Information” section for the Digital Applications Affiliate Disclosure.

Start with one short paragraph inviting readers to contact us when they:

  • Have a question about an affiliate link
  • Want to understand a commercial relationship
  • Find a missing or unclear disclosure
  • Want to report an expired offer or incorrect statement

Include:

  • Company: Digital Applications
  • Website: dgaps.com
  • Phone and WhatsApp: +92 (0) 343-786-1234
  • Address: Block #13, Bhutta Chowk, Khanewal
  • Email: [Add the verified contact email]

Ask readers to use an email subject such as “Affiliate Disclosure Question.”

Follow these writing rules:

  • Keep the closing friendly and transparent.
  • Do not invent an email address or response time.
  • Do not ask readers to send sensitive payment information.

Complete Affiliate Disclosure Page Prompt

Follow this prompt to generate the best affiliate disclosure page prompt in one go only: 

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Complete Affiliate Disclosure Page Prompt

Create a complete Affiliate Disclosure page for Digital Applications, available at dgaps.com.

Before writing, check the website’s actual affiliate programs, partner relationships, recommended products, commission methods, tracking technologies, reviews, free products, advertisements, sponsorships, disclosure locations, and editorial practices.

Include these sections when they apply:

  1. Affiliate Disclosure Introduction
  2. Our Affiliate Relationships
  3. How Affiliate Links Work
  4. Affiliate Tracking and Cookies
  5. Our Promise to Readers
  6. Reviews and Recommendations
  7. External Products and Services
  8. Prices and Discounts
  9. Free Products and Other Benefits
  10. Sponsored Content
  11. Where We Display Affiliate Disclosures
  12. Your Choice as a Reader
  13. Changes to This Affiliate Disclosure
  14. Contact Information

Add:

  • Effective Date: [Add the verified effective date]
  • Last Updated: [Add the verified update date]
  • Company: Digital Applications
  • Website: dgaps.com
  • Phone and WhatsApp: +92 (0) 343-786-1234
  • Address: Block #13, Bhutta Chowk, Khanewal
  • Email: [Add the verified contact email]

Use simple English and active voice. Write from our perspective by using “we,” “our,” and “us.”

Keep paragraphs short and use one-line bullet points when they improve readability.

Make each commercial relationship easy to notice and understand. Do not hide it behind legal or technical language.

Do not invent affiliate programs, partners, commission rates, price effects, discounts, tracking periods, free products, or sponsorships.

Do not imply that every external link is an affiliate link. Do not guarantee the quality, performance, availability, support, or results of external products.

Remove every section and statement that does not match Digital Applications’ actual practices.

Replace These Details for Your Website

Just replace these words with your website’s need in my given prompts and see the magic: 

Example detail

Replace it with

Digital Applications

Your website or business name

dgaps.com

Your website address

Software and hosting

Your actual affiliate categories

Affiliate programs

Your verified partner programs

Qualifying purchase or action

The action defined by each partner

Affiliate tracking

Your verified tracking method

Cookie duration

The confirmed referral period

Reader’s price

The verified price effect

Discounts

Your current partner offers

Reviews

Your actual review process

Sponsored content

Your verified sponsorship practices

Phone and WhatsApp

Your verified contact number

Khanewal address

Your verified business address

Email placeholder

Your verified contact email

Effective date

The date the disclosure starts

Last updated date

The latest revision date

Do not publish the disclosure with empty or unverified placeholders.

Final Thoughts

In this guide, you learned how to use an Affiliate Disclosure page prompt to explain affiliate relationships, commissions, referral tracking, product recommendations, price effects, sponsored content, and reader choices.

The prompts use Digital Applications as an example, but you can adapt them to another website by replacing all sample information with verified details.

A separate disclosure page can provide complete information, but do not rely on it alone. Place a clear notice close to relevant affiliate links and promotional content so readers can understand the relationship before making a decision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most commonly asked questions related to how to generate the best affiliate disclosure page for your site: 

What is an Affiliate Disclosure?

An Affiliate Disclosure tells readers that a website may receive a commission or another benefit from certain links. It explains the commercial relationship before readers purchase a product or complete another qualifying action. The disclosure should remain easy to notice and understand.

Do I need an Affiliate Disclosure if I use only a few affiliate links?

Yes, even a small number of affiliate links may require clear disclosure.

  • Explain that you may earn a commission.
  • Place the notice close to the relevant content.
  • Use direct and simple wording.
  • Follow the affiliate platform’s rules.
  • Check the requirements that apply to your readers.

Do not hide the relationship because you use affiliate links infrequently.

Is a separate Affiliate Disclosure page enough?

A separate page provides useful details, but it may not be enough by itself. Readers should normally see a clear notice close to the affiliate article, recommendation, review, email, video, or social post.

The reader should understand the relationship before clicking or purchasing, not only after searching through the website footer.

Should I name every affiliate partner?

You may name partners when doing so helps readers understand the relationship and the information remains accurate. You should not invent partners or leave expired programs listed.

Some websites describe relevant partner categories and identify individual relationships within the content where the links appear.

Do affiliate links increase the customer’s price?

The answer depends on the affiliate program. Some links do not normally change the price, while others may offer a discount or follow different terms.

Check each program before making a statement. Do not promise the same price or a discount without verification.

How should I label an affiliate link?

Use a clear phrase that an ordinary reader can understand.

  • “This article contains affiliate links.”
  • “We may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.”
  • “We may receive a commission if you use this link.”

Avoid unclear labels such as “partner content” when they do not explain the financial relationship.

Do I need to disclose free products or services?

Yes, disclose a free product, trial, discount, credit, service, or another material benefit when it affects how readers should understand the content.

Do not present paid or free access as a completely independent purchase. Explain the relationship clearly and close to the relevant content.

Can I say affiliate commissions never influence my content?

Only make that statement when your editorial process genuinely supports it. Explain how your team selects products, reviews information, and separates factual conclusions from commercial relationships.

Avoid broad independence claims that you cannot verify.

Do affiliate cookies belong in the Cookie Policy?

Yes, when an affiliate platform uses cookies or similar tracking technologies. Explain the verified purpose, provider, and duration in your Cookie Policy when appropriate.

Keep your Cookie Policy, Privacy Policy, and Affiliate Disclosure consistent.

How often should I update my Affiliate Disclosure?

Update the disclosure whenever you add or remove a partner, change your tracking practices, begin receiving free products, or publish sponsored content.

You should also review it regularly to remove expired relationships and incorrect offers. Display a clear Last Updated date after making a meaningful revision.

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