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Instead, Experts.net uses affiliate links on some pages to help pay for server expenses and the cost of creating new content.
What Are Affiliate Links, Anyway?
An affiliate link is a link to a product or service on another website that may pay a commission if you make a purchase.
For example, if you read a review of a defensive driving course that can reduce auto insurance costs and click through an affiliate link in the review, Experts.net may earn a small commission on the purchase you make. However, not all links on the website are affiliate links. Many aren’t.
Experts.net is not the seller if you make a purchase. Instead, Experts.net simply provides a direct link, often accompanied by some additional information, a review or comparison, or first impressions of a product.
Okay, Do Affiliate Links Increase My Cost?
Not at all. Affiliate links do not change the price of products or services, and there’s no cost to you. You’ll see the same price if you go directly to the merchant website without using an affiliate link. There’s one possible exception, though: coupon codes.
In some cases, merchants provide Experts.net with exclusive coupon codes that can reduce your purchase price. Yay.
The process to redeem coupon codes is usually to add the code at checkout.
Amazon Affiliate Links
As an Amazon Associate, Project eBike earns a commission from qualifying purchases.
Project eBike uses Amazon affiliate links as well as links to other merchants throughout the site as a way to keep your experience ad-free.
Product Reviews and Roundups
When it comes to insurance and personal finance, you know how challenging it can be to find all the information you need. Often, it’s difficult to cut through all the marketing jargon to find simple information, such as the real-world pros and cons of a product. Without enough information, it’s easy to purchase a product or service that’s not a perfect fit for your needs.
Experts.net provides easy-to-read reviews and in-depth information backed up by real-world experience and research.
You won’t find any sponsored posts, and in cases where Experts.net receives a demo product to evaluate, you can always expect unbiased reviews.
About Experts.net
The goal of Experts.net is to provide a reliable resource on personal finance topics and offer consumers a better understanding of products or services before making a buying decision.
My name is Eric, and I write most of the content on Experts.net.
By trade, I work as a freelance writer. Experts.net is largely a labor of love.
As a writer, I always take the role of consumer advocate rather than a marketer, pointing out the potential benefits of a product or service as well as possible pitfalls. I’ll tell you what’s good, as well as what could be better.
In short, I write the type of articles I want to read as a consumer myself.
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