1. What Is Affiliate Marketing?

Affiliate marketing is a way for website owners to earn income by recommending third-party products or services. When a visitor clicks an affiliate link on our website and makes a purchase, we receive a small commission from the seller. This commission comes from the seller’s revenue — it does not add any cost to your purchase.

Affiliate marketing is a standard and legitimate way for free websites to generate income while keeping their content free for visitors.

2. Our Affiliate Relationships

Digitools may participate in affiliate programmes with the following types of companies and platforms. This list is not exhaustive and may be updated as our partnerships change:

We may add or remove affiliate partnerships at any time. The presence of an affiliate link does not mean we have a paid arrangement with every product we mention — many recommendations are made with no financial relationship whatsoever.

3. How Affiliate Links Work

When you click an affiliate link on our site, the following typically happens:

1. You are redirected to the third-party website (e.g. Amazon, Udemy) through a tracking URL.
2. A cookie is placed in your browser to track whether you make a purchase within a certain time window (this varies by programme — typically 24 hours to 30 days).
3. If you make a qualifying purchase during that window, we receive a commission from the seller.
4. Your purchase price is exactly the same as if you had gone directly to the seller’s website.

You can opt out of affiliate tracking by using browser privacy features, incognito/private browsing mode, or by installing browser extensions that block tracking cookies.

4. No Extra Cost to You

Clicking an affiliate link on our site does not increase the price you pay for any product or service. The commission we earn comes from the seller’s marketing budget — not from your pocket. In some cases, our affiliate links may even unlock discounts or special offers for our visitors.

5. Editorial Independence

Our affiliate relationships do not influence the content, tools, or recommendations published on Digitools. We maintain complete editorial independence. Specifically:

• Our free tools are designed and built entirely on merit — we do not build tools to promote affiliate products.
• We do not accept payment in exchange for positive reviews or recommendations.
• We do not recommend products we have not evaluated or would not use ourselves.
• If we have an affiliate relationship with a product we mention, we will disclose it.
• Negative opinions and honest assessments are always shared, regardless of affiliate relationships.

Our goal is to be a genuinely useful resource for digital marketers, creators, and spiritual seekers — not a promotional vehicle for affiliate income. Affiliate revenue, where it exists, helps us keep the site free and ad-light.

6. FTC and Regulatory Compliance

In accordance with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidelines in the United States (16 CFR Part 255) and equivalent regulations in India and other jurisdictions, we disclose any material connection between us and the products or services we recommend.

This Affiliate Disclosure page, along with individual disclosures within relevant content (such as “This post contains affiliate links”), constitutes our compliance with these requirements.

If you have concerns about the adequacy of our disclosures, please contact us at hello@iindiigo.in.

7. How to Identify Affiliate Links

We aim to make affiliate links easy to identify. Depending on the page, affiliate links may be marked with one or more of the following:

• A note at the beginning or end of a blog post or tool page (e.g. “This page contains affiliate links”)
• An asterisk (*) or (affiliate) label next to specific links
• A dedicated disclosure section within the content

If you are ever unsure whether a link is an affiliate link, you are welcome to contact us and we will clarify.

8. Display Advertising

In addition to affiliate links, Digitools may display third-party advertisements through networks such as Google AdSense. These are paid placements — not personal recommendations. Advertisements are clearly distinguishable from our editorial content.

We do not control which specific ads are displayed, as these are served automatically by the ad network based on your browsing activity and the content of the page. The appearance of an advertisement on our site does not constitute an endorsement of the advertised product or company.

9. iindiigo orracle Products

Digitools (iindiigo.in) is one of two digital properties operated by iindiigo onliine. Our sister brand, iindiigo orracle (at iindiigo.com), publishes books, ebooks, and courses on Reiki, tarot, numerology, and pendulum dowsing.

Where links on Digitools point to iindiigo orracle products, these are first-party recommendations — we are the publisher and creator of those products. These are not third-party affiliate arrangements, but they do represent a commercial relationship (we earn directly from sales of those products).

We will always disclose when we are recommending our own products, and such recommendations will be clearly marked as “by iindiigo orracle” or similar.

10. Changes to This Disclosure

We may update this Affiliate Disclosure from time to time as our partnerships and business evolve. When changes are made, we will update the “Last updated” date at the top of this page. We encourage you to check this page periodically.

Your continued use of our website after any changes constitutes your acceptance of the updated disclosure.

11. Contact Us

If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, a specific link on our site, or this disclosure in general, we’d love to hear from you. Transparency matters to us.