VIP Milestone 18: Build Your Affiliate Evidence, Disclosure and Campaign Governance System
Gary WhittakerMilestone 18 · VIP Build
Affiliate Evidence, Disclosure and Campaign Governance
Core Squared controls
- Flame: help the audience before monetizing attention.
- Rock: one problem, selection standard and trust boundary.
- Cycle: verify, publish, monitor, update, review and stop.
- House: links, terms, disclosures, evidence, metrics and archives.
- Operator: authority for offers, claims, updates and removal.
Governance requirements
- Genuine-use and selection-evidence register.
- Prominent disclosure approved for each channel.
- Current price, availability, term and claim review dates.
- Separation of internal offers and external referrals.
- Tracked-link inventory and destination verification.
- Trust-risk, complaint and stop-rule process.
- Revenue in CAD separated from clicks and estimated commissions.
AI audits
AUDIT 1 — RELEVANCE
Test whether each offer directly supports the defined problem. Flag commission-led or weakly related selections.
AUDIT 2 — DISCLOSURE
Compare disclosure placement and wording across assets. Flag ambiguity without declaring legal compliance.
AUDIT 3 — CLAIM FRESHNESS
List claims, prices, specifications and availability statements requiring current human verification.
AUDIT 4 — TRUST RISK
Identify where the campaign overstates experience, hides limitations or crowds out a better no-purchase option.
AUDIT 5 — METRIC QUALITY
Separate valid clicks, qualifying actions, confirmed revenue, refunds, internal conversions and tracking gaps.
Final gate
- Every recommendation has evidence and limits.
- Disclosure is visible and channel-specific.
- Claims and links have owners and review dates.
- Campaign value survives without purchase.
- Stop rules protect audience trust.
- Milestone 19 receives only collaboration signals supported by real relationships.
