Affiliate Links and Advertising
First, thank you for visiting. I work very hard to find and post legitimate offers that can be used by those of us who live in Wichita. Your kind comments, tips about upcoming events or deals, and willingness to share this site with your friends are a huge part of the reason I do this.
Wichita on the Cheap is an idealistic pursuit, and my dream job, but it isn’t funded by a non-profit or charitable organization. In order to be compensated and pay for expenses related to this site, I use advertisements and affiliate links.
Advertising you understand. Affiliate links may need some explaining.
Sometimes advertisers will pay a commission when someone makes a purchase or prints a coupon via the link I provide in a post. These are called affiliate links, and if you’ve spent any amount of time on the Internet you’ve probably seen them without realizing it. links.
I always appreciate when you use my links to click through to a deal. Even if there are no paid links – and often there aren’t – the websites you visit can usually see that people are coming from Wichita on the Cheap. This helps me, and you, so much because once they know I’m sending people their way, they will often let me know about their upcoming events, freebies, and deals.
I should also point out that I won’t make an agreement with any advertiser that requires me to post anything. If it doesn’t seem like a good deal, it’s not going on my blog.
Now that you understand affiliate links and advertising, you can support your favorite bloggers. If you have a favorite blog that clearly discloses affiliate links, consider using them. Another great way to help a blogger is by telling your friends about it. And when you take advantage of a deal you’ve seen on a blog or a website, please tell the merchant where you heard about it. It does make a difference. Thank you!
If you’re a blogger, you might want to use my affiliate links below to check out these affiliate programs:
My Savings Media
Logical Media
Escalate Affiliate Network
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