Affiliate Rules

What you can say

• Matt Carter is a documentary filmmaker who spent three years interviewing over 40 cardiologists, doctors, nutrition experts and heart disease survivors.
• The program sets out nine natural steps to fight and prevent heart disease, and helps people understand their heart and talk to their doctor.
• It includes the ebook, the nine-part docuseries The Untold Story of Heart Disease (about ten hours), and the six bonuses listed on the overview page.
• The price is $19.95, normally $99.95, with a 60-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee.
• Experts featured in the series include the names on the site’s expert page. Say they are featured or interviewed.
• The points the sales letter makes, worded as the letter words them, such as "roughly half of people who have heart attacks have normal cholesterol levels".

What needs care

• Fred’s story. Tell it as the site tells it, and add that results vary whenever you mention what happened to him.
• Medication. Never tell anyone to stop or reduce a medicine. Say "talk to your doctor".
• Expert views. Say "the experts in the series explain" or "argue". Never put words in a named expert’s mouth or suggest they endorse your page.
• Your own experience. Share it only if it is true, and say it is your experience.

What you must never do

• Claim the program cures, reverses or treats heart disease or any other condition, or promise any result.
• Invent testimonials, reviews, star ratings, customer numbers, before-and-after results or media mentions.
• Say the program is endorsed by a doctor, a medical body, the FDA or ClickBank.
• Use fake countdowns, fake deadlines or "only a few left" scarcity.
• Send email to people who did not ask to hear from you, post spam in groups or comments, or use bought lists.
• Bid on "Heart Disease Code", "Untold Story of Heart Disease", "heartdiseasecode.com" or misspellings of them in paid search, or use them in display URLs or domain names.
• Pretend to be Heart Disease Code, Matt Carter or our support team, or copy the sales letter onto your own site.
• Send people straight to the ClickBank order form or build a page that looks like ours. Every link goes to the sales letter or the free gift page first.
• Use adult, hateful or misleading pages or ads, or hide where a link goes.

Disclose your link

Tell readers clearly, before the link, that you may earn a commission. For example:

This page contains affiliate links. If you buy through them, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. It is general information and is not medical advice, so please talk to your doctor about your own health.

Follow the rules of the ad platforms and social networks you use, the ClickBank affiliate terms, and the laws where you and your readers live. Affiliates who break these rules may have their commissions refused and their ClickBank access to this product removed.