Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 2026-10-21

This page explains how commercial relationships should be identified on WomensConference. A particular article or placement will indicate when a relationship applies.

Advertising

The Website may display advertisements if advertising services are enabled. Advertisements can be supplied by third-party networks, and an advertisement does not mean that we have tested or personally recommend the advertised product or service. Providers are responsible for their offers and transaction terms.

Affiliate Links

If we use an affiliate link, we may receive a commission when a reader makes a qualifying purchase or completes another qualifying action through that link. A clear disclosure should appear in the relevant article near the recommendation or link. Current affiliate programs: [LIST_ACTIVE_PROGRAMS_OR_STATE_NONE].

Prices, eligibility, availability, and other conditions are set by the provider. Check the provider’s current details before making a decision.

Sponsored Content and Other Benefits

Content produced in exchange for payment, free products, or another material benefit should clearly identify that relationship. Sponsored material should be labeled where readers encounter it. We should not claim independent testing or personal experience unless it occurred.

Reader Information

Advertising or affiliate technologies may involve personal information or cookies. The services actually used, their data practices, and available choices must be described in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy.

For questions about a commercial relationship or a business proposal, contact service@get.womensconference.org.