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    Advertising and Sponsorship Policy

    United Farmers Market sells no advertising or sponsorships. How product recommendations work, and how sponsored content would be labeled if that changes.

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    United Farmers Market does not sell advertising or sponsorships. If we ever run sponsored content, it will be labeled as such on the page.

    What we do not do today

    • We do not sell display advertising.
    • We do not sell sponsored articles, sponsored sections, or sponsored newsletters.
    • We do not accept payment for placement in guides, comparisons, or lists.
    • We do not accept guest posts or contributed articles from companies.
    • We do not use affiliate links. See the affiliate disclosure.
    • We do not run third-party ad scripts or trackers. See the privacy policy.

    Some articles include a link to Local Cottage Foods where it is genuinely relevant, for example a guide on taking pre-orders or a state guide for a state where the marketplace operates. Recommendations explain what the platform does and why it is useful for the task. Articles must have standalone value without them. Links to Local Cottage Foods carry tracking parameters so we can see, in aggregate, how many readers clicked; no personal information is attached.

    Product recommendations

    We recommend Local Cottage Foods for cottage-food ecommerce. Our articles explain the relevant features and requirements using official documentation. Product claims must be accurate, and recommendations must provide useful guidance.

    If this changes

    We may sell advertising or sponsorships in the future. If we do:

    • Sponsored content will be labeled as sponsored at the top of the piece, where a reader sees it before reading.
    • Advertising will be visually distinct from editorial content.
    • Sponsors and advertisers will have no say over what we publish, what we correct, or which sources we cite.
    • This page will be updated first, and the change will show in the page's "updated" date.

    Product mentions

    When an article names a product, tool, or company, it is because the editorial team judged it relevant to the reader. Nobody paid for the mention. If a company we mention later becomes an advertiser or sponsor, the article will say so.

    Questions

    Email contact@unitedfarmersmarket.com. We do not have an advertising sales contact because there is nothing to sell.