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Affiliate Disclosure
Where the money comes from when you click through.
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The disclosure
Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you click one and buy, this business may earn a commission. The price you pay is not increased by that.
This is stated in the footer of every page as well as here, because a disclosure buried on one page that nobody visits is not a disclosure.
Which links
One: the One Funnel Away Challenge™ inside The 30-Day Profit Play. Path to Profit is an independent ClickFunnels™ Affiliate and not an employee, and receives a referral payment when you join through a link on this site. Your price is the same either way.
The opinions on this site are our own. They are not official statements of ClickFunnels™ or of its parent company, Etison LLC.
Nothing else here is an affiliate link. The Weekend Page Set and the 7-Day Page Pack are sold direct through Gumroad, and the Leak Tweak Vault is free.
How it affects recommendations
The commission does not decide what gets recommended. Where a free or cheaper route solves the same problem, that route is named on the page — the reviews page exists partly to do that in one place.
Where something is not a fit, that is said plainly on the offer page under who it is not for. Those sections cost sales, which is the point.
Regulatory basis
The US FTC Endorsement Guides at 16 CFR Part 255 ask for a disclosure that is clear, conspicuous and near the recommendation rather than in a footer on its own. That is why the commission is stated inline above every button pointing at the paid rung, and not only down here.
For UK readers it follows the CAP Code and the CMA guidance on affiliate content, which want the commercial relationship labelled before the link rather than after it.
For Australian readers it follows the ACCC position on disclosing a commercial relationship in a way an ordinary reader would actually notice.
Placement rules differ between the three. The inline treatment meets the strictest of them, so the same wording is used everywhere rather than varied by country.