If the goal is to build trust with your audience, then it's better to be honest and clear. One way is to only promote products that you believe are helpful or have good reviews. Sharing your personal experience with the product, or showing how it solves a real problem, makes your recommendation feel more genuine. You can also compare a few similar products and explain why you prefer one over the others. This gives people more value and shows you’re not just trying to sell anything. Being upfront that the link earns you a commission also helps. People usually don’t mind that if they feel like you’re being real with them. Would you agree with that approach?
How do I convince readers that my affiliate recommendations are trustworthy and not just me making money?
- Thread starter Daniel
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