Affiliate Disclosure

Afternoon Grind is free to read, and affiliate links are part of what keeps it running. This page explains what that means for you.

How Affiliate Links Work

Some links on this site go to products and services I've written about. If you click one and make a purchase, the company may pay me a small commission. You never pay more because of it. The price is the same whether you use my link or go to the store on your own.

Affiliate links on this site run through short addresses that start with /go/, like /go/rollo/. That address forwards you to the store. It lets me keep every link up to date in one place, and it tells search engines these are paid links. Each one is marked sponsored and nofollow, the way Google asks, and opens in a new tab.

Posts that contain affiliate links say so near the top.

Programs I Belong To

• Amazon Associates. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
• Web hosts and online tools. Some of the hosting companies and tools I review have referral programs, and I may earn a commission or credit when you sign up through my link.
• Trading services and other partners. A few trading services and other companies pay referral commissions through their own programs or through networks like Impact.

How This Affects What I Write

It doesn't change my opinions. I write about things I've actually used, and I share what I didn't like as well as what I did. If a company gives me something for free to review, I'll say so in that post. Plenty of the products I mention have no affiliate link at all.

Earnings

Anything I share about my own income or trading results is my experience, not a promise of yours. The earnings disclaimer covers that in more detail.

Questions

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