At kazzprince.com I help content creators get started as quickly and easily as possible using the best apps I know of.

If I find something I like, I learn how to use it, test it thoroughly, and then create a course on how you can get the best out of it.

Sometimes I don’t need to do that because the app developers have provided excellent instructions themselves but I want to recommend it to you anyway because I find it invaluable.

And occasionally I will recommend products that I no longer use but are very well suited to someone starting out or someone on a slightly different path to me.

So let’s talk about affiliate links.

If I recommend a product, I’ll link to the company’s website using what’s known as an affiliate or referral link. If you end up buying a product that you found via my link, I get a commission from the vendor. 

Sometimes that commission is just a few dollars; sometimes it’s more. It could be a one-time commission or sometimes it’s a rolling commission — so if you sign up for a monthly subscription service I might get a slice of that monthly fee until you unsubscribe.

If you purchase a product via any of my links it does not cost you any more than it would if you found the vendor on your own. That’s how affiliates work. I find things I love, I spread the word to you, and we all win. You get a tried and tested product, I get a small commission and the vendor reaches people he may not have reached without my help.

So that you can easily tell when I’m using an affiliate link, I’ll put (affiliate link) after it.