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Thank You For Your Support

You play a huge part in making my channel what it is today; without you, it simply wouldn’t exist. Just to keep things clear, there are times when I might make a tiny bit of money if I’m reviewing or showcasing a product. My channel keeps going, thanks to you watching my videos, buying through affiliate links, using super chat, and sending over cool stuff (yep, you know who you are – big thanks!).

Some of you have asked why I keep saying “I’m an affiliate” (my affiliate disclosure or affiliate disclosure) in my videos when not every content creator does that. I can’t really say why they don’t. Still, the way I understand the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rules when I’m reviewing a product that could earn me an affiliate commission, I need to let you guys know in the video – just including it in the show notes or description might not cut it.

So, I do my best always to include it – this way, there’s no doubt about it. You can count on me to always give you the lowdown – the good, the bad, and the downright ugly – even if it means I might miss out on earning a small commission. In fact, there are a few products I’ve reviewed where I could have been an affiliate but chose not to simply because the product didn’t live up to the standards I wanted to share with you.

Even though my channel isn’t the biggest, I still get contacted by a few companies each month asking me to review their products; I don’t say yes to everyone, though. So, rest assured that if I do feature something, I’ve done my homework. My unboxing videos aren’t just about revealing what’s in the box; I’m about assembling, testing, and generally putting the products through their paces.

From the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU!

To make supporting this channel easier – I am including a full list of my affiliate links below – so if you want to support my channel while picking up some nifty gadgets for your garden – it’s easy for you to find. And in full disclosure – I will earn a small commission when you shop by clicking any of the links below.

Amazon

If you’re going to shop on Amazon, clicking on this link first, helps support the channel, too.

https://amzn.to/47IkSmv

Click here for products I use, that are available from Amazon.

Birdies Raised Garden Beds

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/epic

Birdies Coupon Code

The Biridies Coupon Code is MEADOW to save 5% on select merchandise

Botanical Interests Seeds and Gardener Gear

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/bota

Free Garden Journal

Epic Gardening

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/epic

Garden In Minutes – Raised Garden Bed and Pre-Made Drip Irrigation Grids

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/grid

Jackery Backup Generators

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/power

Meme’s Composting Worms and Worm Bins

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/meme

Vego Garden Raised Beds

https://michelleinthemeadow.com/vego

Vego Garden Coupon Code

You can get a Vego Garden Coupon Code by clicking here and signing up for promotional emails.

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