Jon Gillham

The Disclosure for Amazon Affiliate plugin is the fastest and easiest way to get your Amazon Affiliate site fully compliant with both the:

<ul>
<li>FTC and Amazon required Affiliate Disclosure</li>
<li>Amazon Trademark disclaimer</li>
</ul>

It places the pre-loaded disclosure text from Amazon in the right locations on your website with the bonus of tagging it so search engines will ignore the disclaimer and rank your content. 

More to Amazon Affiliate Requirements than just a disclosure!

This plugin covers off two of the most important and difficult to execute parts of being compliant with the Amazon Associates program. However, there are other considerations as well which you can see here – Complete Guide on <a href="https://authoritywebsiteincome.com/aad/disclosure" rel="nofollow ugc">Amazon Associate Site requirements</a>

Benefits of the Amazon Associate Disclosure Plugin

ONE – Simple Fast and No Setting Changes Required

It is rare that you can use a tool that achieves everything you need it to with so little effort on your end. 

With this plugin in seconds you can have a compliant disclosure properly setup on your site. Simply…

<ol>
<li>Install</li>
<li>Activate</li>
<li>Done – You are compliant</li>
</ol>

TWO – Proper Google On Off Tags

Many people have recently and correctly moved their affiliate disclosure to the top of their articles. This affiliate disclosure text is incorrectly now being picked up by Google as the page description. This is a large problem for both search rankings and click through rate. 

The solution is that using this plugin the Google Off / On tags are properly placed so that the disclosure text will be ignored by Google and your great content will be why they rank your page. 

THREE – Fully Editable Text and Customizable Appearance

Although it is not needed and comes installed following your sites design with the text provided by Amazon you can both…

<ul>
<li>Change the text to add additional disclosures or modify the words however you see fit</li>
<li>Fully customize the section however you see fit  </li>
</ul>

FOUR – Control Globally or on the Page/Post Level

Not every one of your posts/pages likely need the disclosure and you may not want them on every website. 

You can easily and efficiently control which of the posts & pages see the disclosure text blocks. 

Both global and local level controls are available.

What Else Is Needed to Stay Compliant With Amazon?

This plugin is the fastest most efficient way at getting compliant without impacting your SEO with 2 of Amazons requirements…

<ol>
<li>Affiliate Disclosure</li>
<li>Trademark Disclaimer</li>
</ol>

However there are many other requirements that the Amazon Associate program requires of a site. To get a complete list checkout this free <a href="https://authoritywebsiteincome.com/aad/disclosure" rel="nofollow ugc">Amazon Affiliate requirements guide</a>. 

Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates.

Disclosure for Amazon Affiliate

Perfect plugin to add the FTC and Amazon required disclosures on posts and pages! 

It's basic and simple which is what makes this plugin so awesome. 

I looked at other plugins but they don't work this easily (to add disclosure to all posts and pages by checking a box) and some of the other plugins don't even generate FTC-compliant disclousres like this plugin. 

It's 2021, and the plugin hasn't been updated in awhile, so hopefully the developer updates it soon. It would be a shame for it to go MIA.

Great plugin

The fastest way to help your site be compliant with Amazon Associates / FTC affiliate and Amazon trademark disclosures

jbwagner

The Disclosure Picker makes complying with the FTC blogger guidlines about material connections easy.
In plain English, you can pick from a dropdown on each post or page if you need to disclose affiliate links, review copies, etc. There are 5 different “disclosures”, which are modified versions of the ones in <a href="http://michaelhyatt.com/five-ways-to-comply-with-the-new-ftc-guidelines-for-bloggers.html" title="Five Ways to Comply with the New FTC Guidelines for Bloggers" rel="nofollow ugc">Michael Hyatt’s post on the subject</a>. You can also choose to display the disclosure above or below the content.
The section comes pre-styled with CSS. If your theme uses Twitter’s Bootstrap, it uses the <code>.well-small</code> class by default. The styling will work with or without Bootstrap.

Disclosure Picker

Adds a disclosure, chosen on a per post/page basis, to a post/page either below the content or above the content.

Disclosure for Amazon Affiliate vs Disclosure Picker