I Agree! Popups vs Review Disclaimer

PLEASE READ BEFORE POSTING IN THE SUPPORT FORUMS: This plugin is not currently being updated and there are no solid plans for a new version. I Agree! has only been tested up to WordPress 4.5.9 and there is a strong chance it may not be compatible with newer releases. If you are using WordPress 4.6 or later, please be advised that this plugin is likely not to work with your site. Thank you. I Agree! Popups is an easy-to-use WordPress plugin that allows the creation of Terms & Conditions or Disclaimer popup windows for your site. You can create a single popup to appear across your entire site, assign it to specific posts and pages, or even have multiple popups for use on whichever posts and pages you choose. I Agree! Popups is ideal for financial services, insurance and legal websites where visitors are required to agree to terms and conditions before accessing material. If a visitor agrees to the terms or acknowledges a disclaimer, I Agree! Popups stores a single, non-intrusive cookie in their browser to remember them for a time period specified by you. If they disagree, the visitor will be redirected to a URL of your choice. The popups you create can be easily styled to fit with your current theme and are fully responsive, playing nicely with devices of all shapes and sizes. Plugin setup is minimal and I Agree! Popups requires no knowledge of HTML or CSS. It couldn’t be simpler.

Clearly disclose to your visitors that you will receive compensation for your review, or endorsement of a particular company, product, or service. Recent changes to rules in the United States by the FTC, the United Kingdom by the OFT, and in other countries now require that bloggers disclose the fact that they were compensated (either monetarily or through free products) for their reviews. On blogs that post paid reviews in addition to other tips, it is not useful to add a disclosure to every post that gets written. That would add a lot of unnecessary disclosures to your site and probably confuse some of your visitors. For that reason, the shortcode provided by this plugin will allow you to easily insert a small disclosure statement only to the blog posts or pages you want it added to. You may also want to add the disclosure right before, or after the actual endorsement, or referral link in the post. You can use this shortcode to add the disclosure anywhere within the body of your posts.