Blog: Disclaimer Agreements
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When and How to Write an Earnings Disclaimer
Multi-level marketers, businesses that offer financial or investment advice, and any companies that claim that their products or programs can help users make money should maintain earnings disclaimers on their websites. This article explains what an earnings disclaimer is, the difference between earnings and affiliate disclaimers, how to write your own...
Affiliate Disclaimers for U.K. Websites
Many website owners are aware of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines regarding affiliate disclaimers. They often overlook the fact that these disclaimers are also required in the U.K. Looking over review sites that are exclusive to the U.K., many do not contain an Affiliate Disclaimer and that can lead...
Survey Disclaimers
If your business or website uses surveys to collect personal information, including a survey disclaimer is an excellent way to protect your business and your users. This article breaks down what survey disclaimers are, what they should include, and how to create your own. What are Survey Disclaimers? A survey disclaimer is a...
Differences Between Common Legal Agreements
Legal agreements can help educate your users and protect your business. Understanding the differences between common legal agreements is essential in determining the right agreements for your business. This article explains the differences between common legal agreements, including Terms and Conditions agreements, Privacy Policies, End User License Agreements (EULA), Cookies...
Disclosures for Affiliate Links
An affiliate link disclosure is a statement that informs your users about an affiliate relationship you engage in. It lets them know that you are being compensated in some way for your promotion of a company or product via a link. It's legally required in many circumstances. This article will break down...
How to Write a Blog Disclaimer
A disclaimer is typically a short paragraph that works to protect your business, services, information, physical property and intellectual property from different types of abuses, liabilities and other legal issues. In other words, a disclaimer will limit your liability to others while protecting your rights. Writing a disclaimer may sometimes be necessary...