Advertising policy
Last updated: 2026-03-30
glpzoom monetizes through affiliate commissions on telehealth services we review. We do not run display advertising (no banner ads, no programmatic ad networks, no third-party trackers we don't control). This page explains what we accept, what we label, and what we refuse.
Affiliate partnerships
We participate in affiliate programs with most major telehealth services in the categories we cover (weight management, ED, hair loss, etc.). When you click a link to a partner and become their customer, we may earn a commission. The price you pay is the same as if you visited the partner directly.
All affiliate links carry rel="sponsored nofollow" and route through our internal /go/ tracking endpoint. Affiliate partnerships do not affect our editorial decisions (see editorial policy and methodology).
What we accept
- Affiliate commissions from telehealth services and other healthcare companies in the verticals we cover.
- Discount codes and exclusive offers from affiliate partners, when the offer represents real value and is clearly identified as such.
- Press communications, embargoed releases, and product information from companies in our coverage areas. We do not promise coverage in exchange.
What we don't accept
- Paid placements in reviews. No company pays for inclusion, ranking, or favorable language.
- Native or sponsored articles disguised as editorial. If a company creates content for us, it is labeled clearly as sponsored and editorially separated. We rarely accept these; most are declined.
- Display advertising and programmatic ad networks. We do not run third-party ad code, third-party trackers, or banner ad inventory.
- Sponsored social posts or paid influencer campaigns from glpzoom's accounts.
- Pay-to-be-removed. We do not remove negative coverage in exchange for payment. We correct genuine factual errors through our corrections process.
What gets a "sponsored" label
Any content where money or material consideration changed hands in exchange for coverage or placement gets a clearly visible "Sponsored" label, per FTC 16 CFR Part 255. This applies to:
- Affiliate links (always labeled inline and via HTML attributes)
- Any future sponsored content (none currently)
- Free product samples received for testing (labeled when relevant)
Contact
Partnership or advertising inquiries: [email protected]. Editorial-coverage requests are routed separately and not influenced by commercial relationships.