Disclosure of advertising
Ethically speaking, I have no obligation to declare where my advertising revenue comes from. I am not paid or have affiliatons towards any one organisation that pays me.
BUT…Morally speaking, I would be more comfortable declaring, in general terms, my (advertising) income
So, mainly, I raise money from:
Adsense/banner/button ads (less than 10%)
Affiliate promotions (less than 30%)
Promotion of my own products and services (greater than 60% on average).
I do not accept advertorial, adverts of pay per post requests, as I feel that this is a form of link buying, and I can’t stand by that. For more information on link buying, please read what I’ve said about it. I do however, accept button, and banner advertising - and offer it in certain cases for free, to support projects. We are revamping our advertising system at the moment, so if you’d like to buy a button or banner spot, you can contact me using my contact form.
As a writer, primarily, I make money from my own writing, which is, I guess, the way it should be 
Disclosure of alignment
I promote Wordpress because I believe in its non profit efforts, and I enjoy working within the software. Where apporpriate/when I have time, I will attempt to compare similar features in Blogger and/or TypePad, but I have a ‘natural bias’ towards Wordpress.
I am a work at home parent, so most of my recommendations come from the community I work in. Any organisations, sites or other recommendations I made are completely ‘natural’, in context of what I’m doing at any given point.
I am a coach, and I have a team of colleagues that I recommend - those members may or may not provide a finders fee, and that fee does not influence my recommendations.
Similarly, as a writer, I have an organisation of my own that provides content and other work for people, and I send my overflow on to other companies.