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Your YouTube description template

Build the description new YouTube uploads use, with your Amazon link and a required disclosure.

Settings → Accounts & platforms → YouTube has both under Links & disclosure: the Amazon link in the description switch, on by default for new videos EverySqueeze posts, and under it the description editor, Your link and disclosure.

With the switch off, a new upload's description is your caption alone: no link, no disclosure and none of this template. The editor greys out and says so.

What the description starts from

A video EverySqueeze posts to YouTube for you uses your whole TikTok caption as the description, hashtags included: links are taken out, and Remove TikTok hashtags drops TikTok-only tags like #fyp and #tiktokshop. The title is separate (built from the start of the caption). When your caption has hashtags of its own, none are added; a caption with none gets up to three made from the product's name (or, with no product, from the caption's own words). A description you write yourself when you schedule the post is used exactly as you wrote it.

Link type: deep link or plain Amazon link

When your YouTube settings show Link type under Amazon link in the description, you choose which Amazon link goes in:

Either way there is no link without a YouTube tracking ID (Settings → Amazon). The choice applies to new descriptions; links already in your videos stay as they are. Without Link type in your settings, new descriptions get the plain amazon.com link.

Tokens and default

The editor offers Amazon link, Video title and Amazon disclosure tokens. Left at its default, the description reads "🛒 Get it here → " followed by your Amazon link, then the disclosure line on its own.

Where it goes

A separate control, Where it goes, lets you add the block above or below your own description text (Top or Bottom).

The disclosure can't be removed

The Amazon disclosure — "As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases." — is always included in the description block when the link is an Amazon one. If your own template text doesn't include the token, EverySqueeze still adds the line rather than dropping it, so a new upload never goes out without it. When the link is your own non-Amazon link (Use my own link, for example ShopMy or LTK), the block carries "I may earn a commission from purchases made through this link." instead, even if your template spells the Amazon line out.

This template and your saved link position apply to videos EverySqueeze posts for you, and to the separate Update links on older YouTube videos switch in Coverage's YouTube without a link tab. A video you upload yourself is never touched.

When the product is confirmed after the upload

A video can go up before its product is settled, and then it posts without a link. With Update links on older YouTube videos on, an hourly check looks at the videos EverySqueeze uploaded for you in the last 30 days that still have no affiliate link, and adds your link block once the product is confirmed: your own pick, or a match sure enough to be linked without asking. It never adds a best guess (including one your "always link" setting would attach to a new post), never adds an Amazon link where you chose your own link or marked the video not on Amazon, and leaves a description alone if it already has any affiliate link, including one you added on YouTube yourself since the last sync (the same check covers every video the switch updates). Each video gets this at most once, so if you take the link out it stays out. With the switch off, nothing is changed after the upload, apart from the disclosure fix below.

The disclosure line added back (October 2026)

In late October 2026 some descriptions EverySqueeze wrote went out with your link but without the disclosure line, when the caption had a hashtag like #ad. EverySqueeze is adding that one line back under the link on those videos, a few a day, and changes nothing else in the description. A description whose link line you changed yourself is left alone.

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