Site Sponsorship Update

Site Sponsorship Update – B&H is Back!

Posted on 26 September 2011

I’m pleased to announce that I have been able to resume my affiliate relationship with B&H after a short “intermission” for the past few months caused by some changes to California tax laws.

Affiliate relationships benefit the vendors and those of use who operate blogs. I only accept affiliation with companies that I would deal with or actually do deal with myself, and B&H is definitely on that list for me. When you make a B&H purchase through a link on my blog, while the purchase price is the same for you, a small percentage of each sale is returned to me for the referral.*

I continue to have an affiliate relationship with Think Tank Photo, the manufacturer of innovative and high quality camera bags and related products. Their Airport Acceleration bag is my primary tool for carrying my equipment.

Thanks,

Dan

* In case you wondered how much income the ads produce, here is my full disclosure: I generally earn less than the costs of running and hosting the site. The ad income helps me reduce these costs – and for that I’m grateful! :-)

Category: Commentary

4 comments to Site Sponsorship Update – B&H is Back!

Simon

says:

September 27, 2011 at 2:53 am

Hey Dan, we’re grateful that you have stuck with us! I hope that it does help with your hosting etc!

Sime // thinkTankPhoto

G Dan Mitchell says:

September 27, 2011 at 7:15 am

Thanks for your note, Simon. I mean it when I say that I love your products, and I’m pleased to be able to offer links to them at my site. I use a variety of camera bags and so forth, but that Airport Acceleration bag is where my gear lives by default.

Dan

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Henry Posner

says:

September 27, 2011 at 9:41 am

This is excellent news. Everyone here is quite pleased we’re able to resume this relationship and we appreciate your support. We’re very gratified by this. Thank you.

–
Henry Posner
B&H Photo-Video

G Dan Mitchell

says:

September 27, 2011 at 11:40 am

Thanks for dropping by, Henry. It is good news, indeed, that California and some of the out-of-state vendors seem to have worked out a compromise that holds the promise of a longer-term solution.

Dan