A Personal Blog
My Disclosure Statement
I thought it’d be good to do this for the record.
This blog contains my words and my opinions only. Every now and again I’ve done “Sponsored Posts“. I really don’t think I’ll be doing many more. I get paid for these Sponsored Posts, though every word is mine and not an advertiser’s.
Beyond Sponsored Posts, I am not compensated to write on this blog. Off of this blog, I am paid to produce content for a variety of websites, magazines and books. I am paid to produce video and audio content for clients, for corporations and for contributions to white papers.
I realize that having Sponsored Posts may affect people’s perceptions of the overall authenticity of my blogging. As a result, I am considering dropping them. Outside of Sponsored Posts, though, every bit of content is not paid for. It is mine and produced solely because of passion and because I think way too much.
Yes, I’m generally against disclosure statements, and I also know this whole thing is a tempest in a teapot. However, the water’s still hot and I don’t feel like getting burned just because I was too lazy to open up about waht I’ve already said was happening anyways. Every one of my business relationships is open, honest and disclosed on the blogs I write for but, for fear of getting burned, I’ve reiterated the obvious.
My voice is mine. My words are mine. And I don’t sell either. I sometimes sell my fingers to pay for my mouth, but when I do it will always be clearly marked, and will always be in the Sponsored Posts category.
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about 7 years ago
A fair gesture their J, but I think the fact that you actually denote sponsored posts as such should rule out any possible misconceptions.
This comment is entirely the view of Robert Barac and does not represent the views of his employer, financial interests or stake holdings in companies mentioned in this comment or otherwise.
about 7 years ago
Oh no Rob, some people won’t even let you get away with putting 80pt type on an sponsorship that says “THIS IS AN AD!!!!!!!”
At least Jeremy labels what is an what isn’t. I’m awfully tired of bloggers who are still playing the “blogs are free and we should keep out the corporations, etc…” mantra.
about 7 years ago
JEremy,
You apologize and issue too many disclaimers instead of going with what feels comfortable. This blog needs no legal disclaimers. Just do what you do. :)
Aaron