Clearer affiliate links on Online Money Blog guides

OnlineMoney.blog is paid for through affiliate links: when a reader signs up for a service after following one, the blog may earn a commission. Until now, readers could only learn that from the help and terms pages. Guides that contain affiliate links now say so in one line at the top, with a link to how the site is paid for.

Each of those guides also ends with a short list of the services it mentions. Every entry shows the service's name and website, links back to the section of the guide that explains why it is mentioned, and has a button to visit it. A reader who has finished a guide can find the tools in one place, and go back to the reasoning before deciding.

The links themselves are now marked as sponsored for search engines, as Google asks for paid links. The blog also now counts each visit to a service, including repeat visits from the same browser, and no longer counts search-engine crawlers as visitors.

The guide to trading on the financial markets, the guide to building your own website and the guide to making money with AI are among those that show the new list. Read them at onlinemoney.blog.