episode 73: answers about affiliates
There are so many benefits to having affiliate relationships. You can promote someone’s product or service and get paid for making a referral. It’s a win-win situation. But what do you need to do from a legal standpoint when you’re an affiliate for a biz buddy or for products sold through Amazon, doTerra or Arbonne? Do you have to tell people you’re an affiliate? What should you say? What disclosures and disclaimers do you need? Are you liable for others’ programs or products simply because you recommended them? This podcast episode provides you with answers about affiliates.
listen to the podcast here:
in this episode you’ll learn:
- 2 of the most common ways you can have affiliate relationships
- When you’re required to tell people you’re an affiliate
- 2 places where you need to disclose your affiliate relationships
- What it means to have a “clear and conspicuous” disclosure
- The risk involved by making yourself an affiliate
- What legal terms you need to use if you want to have affiliates
- Why I align Affiliate Terms & Conditions with the heart chakra
resources:
Easy Legal Steps – download the first book chapter free!
*I highly recommend doTerra and I use it personally to support my self-care. If you sign up through my referral link, I may receive credit or commissions for your purchase, and I thank you in advance.
This podcast is attorney advertising and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. It is educational and informational and not legal advice. Always work directly with an attorney about your specific situation. References to clients include truthful statements from real clients but their names have been changed to protect confidentiality. These client stories are not a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal situation. They are shared purely to educate and inform you about potential general legal issues that may arise in business. Guest experts have not been compensated for their interviews.
