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Responsible Marketing
1. Truthful and supportable claims
Campaign claims should be accurate, capable of support, and reviewed by the parties responsible for the product and publication. We do not present estimates as verified results.
2. Sponsored-content disclosure
Where relevant, campaign briefs and approval workflows include disclosure requirements based on applicable law, platform rules, and the agreed allocation of responsibilities.
3. Authentic participation
We do not provide fake followers, fake reviews, fake engagement, account farming, platform-ban circumvention, or deceptive user behavior.
4. Rights, permissions, and approvals
Campaign workflows should document relevant content permissions, creator approvals, client decisions, and usage periods. We do not imply rights or platform relationships that have not been obtained.
5. Lawful campaigns and targeted outreach
We do not support deceptive, unlawful, or indiscriminate mass messaging, unlawful targeting, intellectual-property infringement, or campaigns for unlawful or unlicensed goods and services.