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Sponsorship Policy

Tech Junctions sells two kinds of paid placement. This page shows each one, the label it always carries, and what a sponsor can and can’t influence, so you can always tell our guides apart from paid content.

Last updated . Written and reviewed by Aman Singh.

How to spot paid content

Every paid placement carries the same marker: an orange dot and a tinted tag naming it as paid. You see it before the content itself.

  • Sponsored posts show “Sponsored by [Brand]” at the top, before you start reading.
  • Sidebar display slots show “Advertisement” above the banner.

What sponsors can do

  • Choose the package and the dates.
  • Suggest the topic of a sponsored post.
  • Send product facts, images and the links you want used.
  • Check facts about your own product in a sponsored post before it goes live.

What sponsors cannot do

These rules apply to both packages, whatever the fee:

  • Change the wording, steps or conclusions of anything we write.
  • Buy a recommendation in any guide, or a better verdict.
  • Have a competitor removed from or played down in any article.
  • Make the label smaller, move it out of sight or leave it off.
No sponsor can pay to change a step, a recommendation or a verdict in any guide.

How spec checks work

Before a sponsored post goes live, we send the sponsor the product facts it states about their product: specs, model names, prices and compatibility. The sponsor can point out anything that’s wrong, and we correct it if their published documentation backs them up.

That is the only check a sponsor gets. They can’t change the wording, the structure, the steps, the conclusions or our opinions. For a sidebar display slot, the sponsor supplies their own banner and has no say over the guide it appears next to.

After publishing

If a sponsored post later turns out to be wrong, we fix it under our corrections policy, like any other page. The sponsor can’t ask us to remove or soften a correction.

Network ads and affiliate links

Paid placements are separate from the rest of our income:

  • Network ads. Most ads on the site come from our ad network, Mediavine, which picks them automatically. We don’t choose those ads, and those advertisers have no contact with us and no say in what we write.
  • Affiliate links. Some guides link to products on Amazon and other stores, and we may earn a commission when you buy. Our affiliate disclosure explains how that works.

What we won’t advertise

  • Gambling, cryptocurrency, adult content or tobacco.
  • A product under an open safety recall, or from a company facing a regulator over deceptive practices.
  • Medical, legal or financial claims presented as our own advice.

Advertising with us

Brands can see each package, how a booking works and the brief form on our advertise page.

Questions or concerns

If you’re unsure whether something on Tech Junctions is paid, or you think a label is missing, tell us through our contact page. Aman Singh, the founder, looks into every disclosure concern personally.

A brand looking to work with us?

See the packages on our advertise page, or ask through our contact page. Every message is read by Aman Singh, the founder.