Transparency is part of the GlamRush brand. This page explains how we earn money and how we disclose it.
Material connections
GlamRush participates in affiliate marketing programs. That means if you click a link on this site or our social channels and later purchase a product, we may receive a commission from the retailer or brand. You do not pay more because you used our link.
United States (FTC)
Under the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s Endorsement Guides, we disclose material connections — including affiliate commissions — clearly and conspicuously near the endorsement or recommendation. On articles, you will typically see a short disclosure near the top. On social posts, we use clear labels such as “Ad,” “Affiliate,” or platform paid-partnership tools where available. See the FTC’s guidance on disclosures for social media influencers and 16 CFR Part 255.
United Kingdom (ASA / CAP Code)
If content is targeted to a UK audience, affiliate marketing is advertising under the CAP Code and must be obviously identifiable as such. For social posts that promote affiliate products, we aim to label content upfront with “Ad” or “#ad” (or an equally clear identifier). Vague labels like “affiliate” alone may not be enough under ASA advice. Both the brand and the publisher can share responsibility for compliant ads.
European Union
When content is commercial (including affiliate marketing), EU consumer rules and platform obligations under the Digital Services Act require clear commercial communication labeling. Influencers/traders must not hide advertising. We follow the spirit of the European Commission’s Influencer Legal Hub guidance: commercial intent should be clear, visible, and unambiguous.
Editorial independence
Affiliate partnerships do not automatically equal endorsements of every product in a catalog. When we recommend something, we aim to state who it is for, who should skip it, and what tradeoffs exist. We do not invent clinical results or guarantee outcomes.
Placeholder links on this launch site
Until programs are approved, some product links use internal placeholders (for example #aff-amazon-example-product). Those will be replaced with tracked affiliate URLs. A full list lives in the site README for operators.
Questions
Email info@glamrush.biz.
Last updated: November 8, 2026