Advertising Disclosure

Thank you for your interest in learning more about how and why I use advertising on my website. Running an ethical and honest business is very important to me, so I'm happy to share this information with you.

I provide all content on this website free of charge, to help people who are interested in learning more about pole dancing for fitness. However, I could not afford to devote the time required to do this without being able to earn an income.

In order for me to bring you free, high quality, useful information, I use various methods to earn an income from my website. These methods include:

  • sales of my own products

  • placement of third party ads, and

  • the use of various affiliate programs

An affiliate program is a type of online pay-per-sale or "finder's fee" arrangement. Typically, the way it works is that a company will pay out a commission for every sale generated by a website owner who has been approved to participate in their affiliate program.

This is totally legitimate and it happens all the time. Even big companies like Amazon and Ebay use affiliate marketing. In fact, YourPolePal.com is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.

It's kind of like when you go to a mortgage broker to get your mortgage. The broker shops around and finds the best one for you, and is paid a commission by the bank or mortgage company when your mortgage closes.

It doesn't cost you any more, and it's an honest way for the mortgage broker to make a living by doing the legwork for you and matching you up with the best mortgage product for your needs.

Trouble is, some folks with websites just sign up for an affiliate program because they can make a buck, regardless of whether or not they actually think the product is a good one.

I'm telling you all this because I want you to know that while I may earn a commission if you click through to a site I recommend and make a purchase, I am very picky about which products and companies I represent.

In other words, I'll only recommend a product or service if I truly believe it's a good one. And you have my promise that I will never recommend a product solely because I can earn a commission.

In fact, if I don't think a company or its products is worthy of your business, I'll say so. And I certainly won't provide a link on which I might be paid a commission. After all, I'll never earn your trust by recommending low-quality products or companies that don't stand behind them.

This website is my business. I love my topic and I'm proud of what I do. I also sincerely enjoy helping my visitors with their pole fitness questions or problems. I can afford to do this in part because of the advertising revenue and affiliate commissions I earn.

I appreciate your support in visiting my sponsors and considering my recommendations. This site takes time, effort and money to maintain and to deliver on-going original content free of charge. Supporting my sponsors is a WIN-WIN-WIN for you, for me, and for them.

If you have any questions at all about this disclosure statement, please feel free to contact me. I'm always happy to chat with my site visitors!

Sincerely,

Your Pole Pal

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Your Pole Pal loves to have fun, but she also has to earn a living, right? That's why you'll see ads on this site. She may also earn commissions on some of the products you'll see here, but there's never any cost to you since the advertisers pay for these.

The income generated through these means helps ensure Your Pole Pal can devote the time to providing you with all the free information & resources you'll find on this website.

Want to learn more? Your Pole Pal invites to you read her full advertising disclosure. You know...in case you haven't read enough legalese lately. 😉