6 Canned Disclosure Solutions for Blog Posts and Social Media Documents

By Frances Flynn Thorsen • October 15th, 2009

Looking for the right disclosure verbiage for your blog post or Facebook Note?

CMP.ly provides a simple and easy method for you to disclose material connections you have with the entity providing goods and services about which you publish content. Cmp.ly disclosures follow a standard naming convention that is easy for readers to understand and can be used for disclosures in print, online, SMS, tweets or other digital communications.

Choose a disclosure to meet your needs:

  1. No connection, unpaid, my own opinions
  2. Based upon a review copy
  3. Given a sample by vendor/agency/brand
  4. Paid post - cash payment or other compensation
  5. employeee/shareholder/business relationship
  6. Custom disclosure

(I have not received any compensation for writing this content and I have no material connection to the brands, topics and/or products that are mentioned herein.)

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