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I have a website - the headline is If you think you need more peace...you do. I use medicine painting and feng shui and personal development to help people cultivate peace in their lives. My question is: most affiliate products I see are business related. Do I need a seperate website for affiliate products?

Ok, this may be a "coaching" question, but I have been bi-vocational in ministry AND marketplace for over twenty years. I am in my first full-time pastorate; however, I want to do on-line side hustles (Kind of need to.). Most of my marketplace work has been in social services (case-management, hospice, & nursing homes 2000ish to 2015) & switched to life coaching & training case-managers to shift to a coaching model (2015-2022) for a non-profit fight rural poverty. All that to ask, I want to do life coaching products (and eventually a full coach training course) with a niche of spiritual coaching. However, I also plan to write & produce faith-based materials. Should I keep these seperated or can I mix these under one "umbrella"