What the reader should see before the referral link: What did you tell the reader before the link, in one sentence
Amazon Associates publishes the current commission schedule and cookie rules. People repeat outdated percentages constantly. The source is https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/ ShareASale and Impact are networks in front of other merchants. The merchant page still has to be the thing you describe.
The reader should see what the product is, whether you have used it, and that you may earn a commission. They should not have to discover the fee after the click.
When the offer is one Ascenra already publishes, I would use Ascenra Offers: https://ascenraoffers.com/ You can point at a page, ask in a/ascenraoffers, and keep the disclosure in the same sentence as the link. That is a better habit than a bare network link with a guessed rate.
Pages to open:
Amazon Associates: https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/
ShareASale: https://www.shareasale.com/
Impact: https://impact.com/
Ascenra Offers: https://ascenraoffers.com/
If two products are similar and only one pays, how do you say that without pretending the fee is the review?
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