Advertising Policy
At YourCompany, we value transparency, fairness, and trust. Our Advertising Policy explains the rules and guidelines for posting ads on our platform. By creating or publishing an advertisement on YourSite, you agree to follow this policy.
General Guidelines
- All ads must comply with local, state, and national laws.
Ads must be truthful, accurate, and not misleading.
Advertisers are responsible for the content, images, and claims made in their ads.
- Ads must not violate intellectual property rights (copyrights, trademarks, or patents).
Prohibited Advertising Content
You are not allowed to advertise:
Illegal products or services (e.g., drugs, weapons, counterfeit goods).
Adult, obscene, or sexually explicit content.
Discriminatory or hateful content.
Misleading, fraudulent, or false claims.
Content promoting violence, terrorism, or unsafe practices.
Restricted Advertising Categories
Certain ads may be allowed but with restrictions (approval required):
Alcohol, tobacco, or related products.
Health and wellness products (supplements, medicines, etc.).
Financial services (loans, investments, cryptocurrency).
Job postings (must be legitimate, no scams).
Ad Placement & Display
- YourCompany reserves the right to determine ad placement and visibility.
Premium or sponsored ads may receive priority placement.
- We may edit or resize images/text for formatting purposes without altering the message.
Payment & Refunds
- Advertising fees must be paid in advance.
- All payments are processed through secure third-party gateways.
- Fees for ads are non-refundable, except in cases of duplicate payment or technical errors.
Review & Approval
All ads are subject to review before being published.
We may reject or remove ads that violate our policy without prior notice.
Repeated violations may result in account suspension or permanent ban.
Liability Disclaimer
YourCompany is not responsible for the accuracy or claims of advertisers.
Users are advised to verify information before making transactions.
Any disputes arising from ads must be resolved directly between advertiser and user.