Affiliate Disclosure

1. What Is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a common way for content creators and educators to earn income by recommending products and services they use, test, or evaluate. When you click a link to a third-party product on our website, in our emails, or in our content, that link may be an affiliate link.

If you make a purchase through an affiliate link, we may receive a commission at no additional cost to you. In some cases, an affiliate relationship may provide a discount or bonus for an audience, but we will identify that offer only where it is actually available.

2. Our Affiliate Relationships

Global Marketing Ninja may participate in affiliate programs across product categories relevant to digital marketing and online business. These may include:

• Email, funnel, CRM, and automation software
• Hosting and website platforms
• Digital marketing resources and templates
• Affiliate marketplaces such as JVZoo and WarriorPlus

Our tracked affiliate links may use the go.globalmarketing.ninja domain. They may appear on website pages, in emails, in free PDF guides, and in other related content. We use GoHighLevel, also called GHL, for email and CRM functions, including delivery of free PDF guides by email.

The LeadLoot page currently offers a prelaunch waitlist, not a purchase or checkout. Joining that waitlist does not by itself create a purchase or an affiliate transaction. Where affiliate links are used, we aim to make that clear with an in-page notice, a statement in the content, or a reference to this disclosure.

3. Our Recommendation Standards

We take recommendations seriously. Our reputation depends on useful, honest guidance, and we do not choose a product only because it pays a commission.

• We recommend tools that solve a real problem for the reader's current stage.
• We name a free alternative where one exists.
• We aim to promote products and services we have personally used, tested, or thoroughly evaluated and believe may be useful to our audience.
• We may recommend a product with no affiliate program when it is the better fit.

If a product has a high commission but does not offer enough value, we will not promote it. Recommendations are not guarantees of results. Outcomes depend on the product, your circumstances, your implementation, the market, and decisions made by third parties.

4. Disclosure and Applicable Rules

Affiliate relationships can be material connections. This page and the notices in our content are intended to make those connections clear. We aim to follow applicable disclosure and email rules, including United States Federal Trade Commission guidance on endorsements and testimonials, Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act basics, GDPR principles where they apply, and CAN-SPAM requirements for commercial email.

Other jurisdictions may impose additional requirements. We apply the same standard of transparency regardless of where you are based. This page does not claim blanket GDPR certification or guarantee that every legal requirement is satisfied in every jurisdiction.

5. No Additional Cost to You

Using our affiliate links does not add a fee to your purchase. The linked business controls its own prices, plans, and offers.

Third-party businesses control their own prices, plans, discounts, and bonuses. If our affiliate relationship provides a discount or bonus that is available to you, we will highlight it where applicable.

6. Third-Party Product Responsibility

We take care when evaluating what we recommend, but we are not responsible for the quality, performance, availability, security, terms, or policies of a third-party product or service. An affiliate relationship does not give us control over how that business operates.

If you have an issue with a product purchased through one of our links, contact the relevant company directly. We may help where we can, but we cannot be held liable for a third-party product or service.

7. How to Identify Affiliate Links

Affiliate links may appear on our website, in newsletter or other email content, and inside free resources. You can generally identify them by:

• A notice at the top or bottom of a page stating that affiliate links are used
• A statement in an email, guide, or article that refers to this disclosure
• A URL containing tracking parameters, often routed through go.globalmarketing.ninja, although those parameters may not always be visible

Some technical services may create necessary logs or service cookies to operate a page or form. The static preview does not establish that optional analytics or advertising cookies are installed. If non-essential tracking is introduced, it should be used only with consent where required.

If you are unsure whether a link is an affiliate link, please use our contact page and ask.

8. Changes to This Disclosure

Our business and affiliate relationships may change. We may update this page from time to time, and the last updated date will reflect the most recent revision. We encourage you to review this page periodically.

9. Questions?

If you have a question about our affiliate relationships, how we choose recommendations, or anything else on this page, please use our contact page. We will explain the relationship as clearly as we can.