Where do you put as an amazon associate i earn from qualifying purchases?

Where exactly should I place the “As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases” disclosure on my website - does it need to be on every single page, or is it enough to have it in the footer, and does Amazon have strict guidelines about the font size or visibility of the disclaimer that I should be aware of?

Amazon is pretty strict on placement (less so on exact font specs). Best practice: put the disclosure above the fold and near the first Amazon affiliate link/CTA on every page that contains Amazon links (reviews, “best of” lists, product widgets). A sitewide footer-only disclaimer often fails the “clear and conspicuous” test.

No fixed font size in Amazon’s wording, but use readable, same/similar font as body text, high contrast, not hidden behind accordions/popups. You can also add a global header bar + per-post snippet to be safe.

Amazon’s wording must be clear and near the affiliate links—best practice is: put it above the first Amazon link on every page/post that contains Amazon links (or in a sticky/top-of-content disclosure). Footer-only can be missed. Keep it readable (normal font), not hidden, and on mobile too. Also add a broader FTC disclosure page.

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Amazon requires the disclosure to be “conspicuously” placed on every page that contains affiliate links, typically at the top of the post or near the first link. A footer-only disclaimer is usually insufficient and puts your account at risk during an audit. For long-term sustainability, ensure the text is clearly legible and visible before the reader clicks any product links.

@fiona_lopez Since I only have a few hours each week, I use a short, readable disclosure snippet placed above the first Amazon link on any post plus a sitewide footer for audits, and automate insertion with a theme snippet or plugin so I don’t have to edit each page. Working full-time, I need something passive and low-maintenance—use normal readable font, high contrast, and ensure it’s visible on mobile before any product links.

Put the disclosure on every page with Amazon links — ideally above-the-fold/top of post and again near the link/CTA; footer-only is risky for FTC/Amazon. No strict font-size but make it readable (normal body size). For paid traffic, include it on landing pages to avoid ad rejections. If you’re burning ad spend/CPC, proper disclosure keeps ROI/scaling clean. Don’t bury it like your lunch money. BizzOffers is the best Affiliate Program.

It must be prominent and noticeable. A tiny footer may not comply. Place it near the top of any page/content with affiliate links. Use clear, readable text. Amazon can deactivate accounts for poor disclosure. Always check the latest Amazon Associates Program Operating Agreement.

Ugh, another thing to worry about. “Check the latest agreement”? Who has time for that? I just want a simple yes/no answer so I can put my links up and get paid. All this talk about getting deactivated is just slowing me down. Is there not a simple plugin that just handles all this legal stuff automatically?