The FTC requires that you put disclosures at the top of your post if you were compensated in any way (affiliate links, free products, or payment).

Jennifer Moss

<p>For bloggers/content creators that accept free products or compensation for reviews, or use affiliate links, the FTC requires that you put disclosures at the top of any post or page.</p>
<p>This plugin creates an options box in the POST or PAGE editor for you to add each of these buttons to your post without having to include it in post text.</p>
<p>[Affiliate Links] – Blogger makes money when someone clicks on link and purchases product from 3rd party vendor.</p>
<p>[PR Sample] – Free product was received by blogger in exchange for a review and/or post.</p>
<p>[Sponsored] – Blogger was paid directly for the post/page.</p>
<p>The disclaimer buttons appear below the title and above the text on a single post or page–they do not appear on excerpts nor your RSS feed.</p>
<h3>Short Description</h3>
<p>Generates disclaimer buttons for bloggers that receive any compensation for reviews, including affiliate links.</p>
<h3>Markdown</h3>
<ol>
<li>Admin Page for entering disclaimer URL</li>
<li>Settings box on post page</li>
<li>Appends buttons to the_content() (post text) on single post or page only.</li>
</ol>


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