Videos tagged with Affiliate

This video appears to be a promotional or informational piece from DBoss Firearms. The title and description are very general, suggesting the creator intends to provide helpful content. They are directing viewers to their free Patreon page for additional support and resources, and also encouraging sign-ups for an email newsletter. The creator emphasizes thanking viewers for their time and directs them to a link with all their websites and affiliate pages, indicating a strong focus on building community and driving traffic to their various platforms. Without more specific content, the exact nature of the help offered remains to be seen.

This video, titled "HOLD UP DISPLAYS", focuses on promoting the "Weaponsnatcher" brand and its associated "Shooters Club" via Patreon-like support. The description provides multiple links to their website, including pages for daily discounts, an affiliate product catalog, and a training calendar for 2025. A 10% discount code "YOUTUBE" is also offered. While the video title itself is somewhat vague, the context of the website and discount codes strongly suggests content related to firearms and shooting accessories.

This video, sponsored by Vaer, focuses on a watch that the creator considers a near-perfect everyday carry item for most people. The creator shares their personal preferences and reasoning behind this choice, highlighting the watch's suitability for daily use. Affiliate links for Vaer watches and other gear, along with information on how to support the channel through Throne, Discord, and Patreon, are provided. The video also details the creator's preferred camera, audio, and lighting equipment.

This video is a review of the Olight Marauder Mini flashlight, highlighting its impressive 7000 lumens output. The description includes discount codes and affiliate links for Olight and Exotac, as well as a link to the reviewer's YouTube channel and a survival manual. The video also mentions an upcoming Olight anniversary sale. While the primary focus is a flashlight, the inclusion of survival resources and the reviewer's channel suggests a potential overlap with outdoor and preparedness content.

This YouTube video from 704 Tactical focuses on hunting with an AR-15 platform rifle. It provides links to the creator's social media, merchandise, and other platforms like Rumble and Patreon. The description also includes a disclaimer about affiliate links for Amazon and Campsite. The video appears to be geared towards demonstrating the AR-15's utility in a hunting context.

This YouTube video features a review of the new Arkflex Flat Flexible Flashlight by Olight. The description highlights a discount code for 10% off through Sootch00's affiliate link at Olightstore.com, with a note that discounts may be disabled during sales. The video also thanks Fiocchi USA for supplying ammunition and provides affiliate links for Sportsman's Guide, USCCA, and Rubber Dummies. Additional content is available on Getzone.com, and viewers are encouraged to become a "Team Sootch Minuteman" via Patreon. The reviewer, Sootch00, also promotes their Instagram. The video's content appears to be primarily a product review with promotional aspects.

This video showcases the Dissim Inverted Lighter, highlighting its utility as an EDC (Everyday Carry) item and a cigar lighter. The description includes affiliate links for purchasing the product and a discount code for Exotac. It also promotes the creator's Patreon and mentions music licensing.

Nikko Ortiz presents a compilation of 'Instant Regret' videos, featuring various fail clips from TikTok and other platforms. The content includes dangerous skateboarding stunts, accidents involving sliding on concrete, and a truck colliding with a low bridge. Ortiz also promotes his presence on Kick and mentions business inquiries.

This video compiles dangerous encounters, including a polar bear approaching people and a shark encounter during spearfishing. Nikko Ortiz critiques situational awareness and gear use, highlighting the importance of preparedness in extreme situations. The content emphasizes respecting wildlife and understanding potential threats in outdoor adventures.

This YouTube video is a "Sunday Night LIVE Q&A" hosted by GUNMEN. The description highlights the growing "GUNMEN community" and expresses gratitude to its members. The host provides links to various resources, including "builds (kit)" on their website, a Patreon page for channel support, merchandise, social media (Instagram), and camera gear/office setup links. A disclaimer clarifies their review policy and affiliate relationships, emphasizing honesty and community support. The video is stated to be for "entertainment purposes only" and all actions are performed under professional supervision, with a "Do not try this at home" warning. Fair Use is invoked for any included third-party footage used for commentary and free speech.

This YouTube video, titled "Go watch the latest build video!", appears to be an announcement or promotion for a new firearms-related build video. The description provides links to the creator's website (Gunmen USA), Patreon for support, merchandise shop, social media (Instagram), camera gear setup, and a channel sponsor (US Arms Co.). A disclaimer emphasizes that reviews are honest and that the content is for entertainment only, performed under professional supervision. The creator also highlights their affiliate link with Amazon for ease of purchase and channel support, with Patreon being the primary funding source. The video is intended for an adult audience and cautions against attempting to recreate any actions shown.

This YouTube Shorts video offers a brief, initial impression of Hunters HD Glasses, highlighting their exceptional clarity for shooting. The creator borrowed the glasses for a shooting session and expresses being "blown away." They hint at a future, more in-depth review and encourage viewer feedback. The description also promotes the channel's affiliate links to various firearm and accessory manufacturers, emphasizing that purchases through these links support the channel. The video includes standard YouTube #shorts and firearm-related hashtags.