Not sure if this the right section to ask but do you put a disclosure when you share affiliate links on social media? I've shared my first one and added it but it was a struggle to fit it in to Twitter with the character limit. Any short examples?
Well not necesarly but its not advised to put direct links on social media as first soacial media networks will clasify you as a spammer and this its not good .Second people dont like this as they dont like to be sold give them some sort of value and at the end ask if they want to check your affiliate offer
I know Mrs Hinch contacted eBay Partner Network and they told her it's #ad #sponsored or #advertisement
Even #affilite isn't considered clear enough. I personally use #affiliate atm on Twitter etc for affiliate only posts but I'm going to switch to #ad I think.
Use TinyURL or a similar site to shorten the links you are sharingThanks @katykicker , @Chammy and @The Reverend
I do have a disclosure section on my blog post it has affiliate links. My query was for when I shared the affiliate links directly on social media not via the blog post. I was using a proper sentence to say it is an affiliate link not hashtags (didn't think of hashtags) which is why I was after something shorter. I will continue disclosing with a full sentence on Facebook but might use hashtag on twitter if I am tight on space
Thanks @katykicker , @Chammy and @The Reverend
I do have a disclosure section on my blog post it has affiliate links. My query was for when I shared the affiliate links directly on social media not via the blog post. I was using a proper sentence to say it is an affiliate link not hashtags (didn't think of hashtags) which is why I was after something shorter. I will continue disclosing with a full sentence on Facebook but might use hashtag on twitter if I am tight on space
Some sites don't allow cloaking. Like Amazon for example.Use TinyURL or a similar site to shorten the links you are sharing
I'm talking about social media too. #ad is the one to useThanks @katykicker , @Chammy and @The Reverend
I do have a disclosure section on my blog post it has affiliate links. My query was for when I shared the affiliate links directly on social media not via the blog post. I was using a proper sentence to say it is an affiliate link not hashtags (didn't think of hashtags) which is why I was after something shorter. I will continue disclosing with a full sentence on Facebook but might use hashtag on twitter if I am tight on space