Kynara Affiliate Disclosure Guide
How approved affiliates must make commission-based promotion clear, visible and understandable across public channels.
Core rule
If you may earn money, receive commission, receive free access or benefit from promoting Kynara, you must clearly say so.
Short-form examples
- #ad
- Paid partnership with Kynara.
- I may earn a commission if you sign up through my link.
- This content includes an affiliate link for Kynara.
YouTube example
This video is sponsored by Kynara. I may earn a commission if you sign up through my link, at no extra cost to you.
Blog/newsletter example
This article contains affiliate links. If you sign up for Kynara through my link, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Placement
- The disclosure must be visible before or when the recommendation is made.
- Do not hide it only at the end of a caption.
- Do not bury it in a long hashtag list.
- Do not use unclear tags such as #sp or #collab without plain-language disclosure.
Platform rules
Affiliates are responsible for following the rules of each platform they use, including paid partnership labels where available.
Kynara affiliate clarity
Kynara affiliate pages are part of the public marketing surface for creators, partners and promoters. The purpose is to explain the program clearly, keep partner communication consistent and protect the Kynara brand while the product grows in the United States and other English-speaking creator markets.
Affiliates should describe Kynara as a guided Digital Twin content platform for users creating content of themselves from their own image. The safest and strongest message is simple: one photo, guided choices, polished Digital Twin content, no prompt knowledge required.
Public promotion should avoid exaggerated performance promises, unsafe impersonation language, misleading claims about realism, or statements that imply guaranteed reach, income or perfect likeness. Kynara is positioned as a premium, controlled creator workflow — not a sensational AI shortcut.