Terms & Conditions

These services are provided by Review Rumble Ltd, a company incorporated in the British Virgin Islands (company number 2008725) with its registered office at P.O. Box 4203, Rough Point, Mount Healthy, Tortola, British Virgin Islands, VG 1110 ("Baden Bower", "we", "us"). References to "you" and "the client" mean the person or company purchasing our services.

You accept these terms by purchasing a Publisher Access membership, commissioning a placement, buying an add-on, accepting a proposal or quote, or clicking to agree where that option is shown in our payment flow. Where you sign a separate written agreement or accept a proposal with terms that differ from this page, the signed agreement or proposal prevails on the point of difference. Everything else on this page still applies.

Baden Bower sells four things. They can be bought on their own or together, and they are priced separately.

• Publisher Access membership. A monthly membership that gives you buying rights across our full placement catalogue at member prices, together with the agency service around every placement. The membership fee does not include any placements. See sections 3 and 4.
• One-off placements and story packs. Individual published features, press releases or television segments, or a fixed pack of stories, bought without a membership at the price in your proposal. See section 5.
• Retainer programs. A program, under whatever name your proposal gives it, with a fixed allocation of guaranteed deliverables plus a program of earned-media agency services, at a recurring program fee. See section 6.
• Add-ons. Extra services such as national television, traditional PR and journalist engagement, and the AI visibility audit, each priced separately. See section 12.

Whatever you buy, every placement and every guaranteed deliverable is bought from the same catalogue, is named in full with its edition before you commit, and carries the money-back guarantee in section 11. Membership fees, retainer program fees and earned-media services are not covered by the guarantee.

Publisher Access is offered on three terms. Every term gives the same catalogue, the same member pricing and the same service. The only difference is how long you commit and what the membership costs each month.

Current membership fees are published at badenbower.com/pricing. The fee shown on your proposal or at checkout when you join is the fee that applies to your term. Any promotional membership rate is written into your proposal and applies only for the period stated there.

The membership fee is not a placement fee. It buys access and service. Each placement is billed separately at its fixed catalogue price when you commission it. Membership fees are non-refundable and are not covered by the money-back guarantee in section 11.

Rate changes and what happens after a fixed term

Membership fees on a 3-month or 12-month term are locked for the full term. When the term ends, your membership does not lapse and does not lock you into another fixed term. It continues month to month at the monthly rate you were paying during your term, until you cancel under section 16 or choose a new term. We will remind you before your term ends.

We may adjust the monthly rate of a month-to-month membership, or of a membership that has passed its fixed term, with 30 days' written notice. If you do not accept the new rate you may cancel with effect from the end of your current paid month, and the old rate applies until then.

For as long as your membership runs, the fee covers:

• Buying rights across the full placement catalogue at member prices.
• PR strategy: positioning, story angles and which outlets to commission next.
• Story writing and editing on every placement you commission, on the basis set out in section 14.
• Publisher query handling from submission until your story is live.
• Television and interview coordination where you commission a television segment or interview.

These are professional services delivered on a best-efforts basis. Outcomes such as leads, sales, rankings, traffic or AI citations are not guaranteed and are not covered by the money-back guarantee. The membership does not oblige you to commission any minimum number of placements.

You do not need a membership to buy from us. You can commission a single placement, several placements, or a story pack (a fixed number of stories bought together) at the prices set out in your proposal or quote. Non-member prices may be higher than Publisher Access member prices, and your proposal shows the exact publication, edition, format and price for every line before you commit.

• One-off purchases are paid in full when you commission them, before drafting begins, unless your proposal says otherwise.
• Each placement in a one-off purchase carries the money-back guarantee in section 11 on the same basis as a member placement.
• A story pack is a fixed allocation with a contract period of 12 months from purchase unless your proposal says otherwise. We may deliver the stories in a pack at any time up to the end of that period. Stories you have not put into production by then expire under section 18. Stories in a pack are not exchangeable for a refund once purchased; any story we have failed to publish by the end of the contract period is refunded under section 11.
• Every other section on this page applies to one-off purchases, including the writing process, the article guidelines, substitution and the refund policy.

A retainer program is any engagement your proposal describes as a retainer, program, package or plan, under whatever name, that combines a fixed allocation of guaranteed deliverables with an ongoing program of agency services for a recurring program fee. Programs are scoped individually. The name of your program, its fee, allocation, service program, term and delivery schedule are set out in your proposal, and the proposal governs on any point this page does not cover. Unless your proposal states otherwise, a retainer program is a 12-month engagement.

Guaranteed deliverables

These are the contracted items in your program: published features (full articles about your brand), national television appearances, podcast placements and industry award submissions. Each is drawn from the catalogue and named in full with its edition in your publication plan, which schedules delivery across your term. We may deliver any guaranteed deliverable at any time up to the end of your contract period as defined in section 11. Sections 8 to 11 (the catalogue, editions, substitution and the money-back guarantee) apply to every guaranteed deliverable. You can select each publication once per program term unless your plan says otherwise.

Earned-media services

These are the agency services in your program, which may include original research, LinkedIn ghostwriting, AI and SEO optimisation, AI citation tracking and reporting, journalist outreach, reactive commentary and PR strategy sessions. They are professional services delivered on a best-efforts basis. They are not guaranteed deliverables, and outcomes such as organic pickup, rankings or AI citations are not guaranteed and are not covered by the money-back guarantee.

Feature mix and publication plan

Your features are a mix of authored editorial and press-release style stories. The mix is indicative and is agreed in your publication plan, which we send after payment and you approve before drafting begins. We plan deliverables across your term and deliver them in the order that fits publication turnaround, so a given month may run above or below the average.

Additional placements

Retainer clients may commission placements beyond their allocation at catalogue member prices for the duration of the program, and add-ons under section 12 at the published price.

Billing

You can pay your program fee in one of three ways, as chosen in your proposal:

• Monthly. Billed each month. You may cancel before your next monthly charge under section 16.
• Quarterly. Billed each quarter at a 5% saving against monthly billing. You may cancel before your next quarterly charge.
• Annual. Billed once for the 12-month term at a 10% saving against monthly billing, with the onboarding fee of US$1,000 waived. You may cancel your renewal before your next annual charge.

Unless your proposal states otherwise, your program renews automatically at the end of each billing period, and where your proposal specifies a minimum term, fees to the end of that term remain payable. We may adjust program fees for a renewal with 30 days’ written notice; fees for a period already paid are not changed.

We accept credit card and direct debit, processed by our payment provider (currently Stripe), electronic funds transfer where we offer it, and USDT by prior arrangement. Fees are charged in US dollars unless your proposal states another currency. AUD, CAD, GBP and EUR are available on request.

All prices exclude taxes, duties and government charges, which are your responsibility. If a payment is declined, returned or reversed, you remain liable for the amount due and for any bank fees that result. Review Rumble Ltd may vary its fees at any time for new purchases; fees for a term or placement already paid for are not changed.

Every publication in the catalogue has a fixed member price, starting from US$495. You see the exact publication, the exact edition, the format (authored feature, press release or television segment) and the exact price before you commit, and your proposal or order confirmation lists each placement line by line. View the publication list with examples.

• The price of a placement is fixed at the moment you commission it. Later changes to the catalogue do not affect placements already commissioned.
• Catalogue prices and availability change from time to time as publishers change their terms. We can adjust the catalogue without notice, but never a placement you have already commissioned.
• Each placement is billed when you commission it, at checkout or on invoice as set out in your proposal, and is paid before drafting begins unless your proposal says otherwise.
• You can select each publication once per campaign unless you commission a second placement there.
• Some titles, including Time, Fortune, Wired, The Hollywood Reporter, Teen Vogue and Forbes Australia, carry substantially higher publisher charges and sit in the catalogue at correspondingly higher prices. They are priced individually like every other listing and are not included in any membership fee or story pack unless your proposal says so.

Some placements run in regional or international editions of the major mastheads, for example Forbes Asia Pacific, Forbes Mena, Vanity Fair Germany, Variety Sweden, Vogue Sweden and Fast Company Philippines. Each edition is a separate catalogue listing with its own price, and the exact edition is named in your proposal before you commit, so there are no surprises after publication. All articles are published in English unless your proposal states otherwise.

• Forbes. We deliver full features in the regional editions of Forbes listed in the catalogue, currently Forbes Asia Pacific, Forbes Mena, Forbes Bahrain, Forbes Denmark and Forbes Georgia. Each is named in full in your proposal and is never described as Forbes.com or a US Forbes feature. Other Forbes editions are available only by written proposal.
• Entrepreneur. Available in several regional editions, including Entrepreneur UK, Entrepreneur India, Entrepreneur Middle East and Entrepreneur Asia Pacific, each listed separately at its own price. The US edition on Entrepreneur.com is listed separately at a higher price.
• Fashion and lifestyle. Most of our placements in Vogue, Elle, Harper's Bazaar, GQ, Glamour, L'Officiel and Marie Claire are published through international editions that rank strongly in the US.
• Press release outlets. Yahoo Finance, Business Insider, Associated Press and other wire-syndicated outlets require stories written in press release format announcing a corporate milestone, notable hire or company achievement, and carry special editorial requirements (for example, you cannot promote an individual or a blockchain project). We tell you where these apply before drafting begins.

You have the right to ask about any outlet, its domain or subdomain, the article format and where on the site your story will appear, at any time before publication, and we will answer. Once a story is published we cannot change the outlet, content, language or links, and no refund or replacement is issued on the basis of the edition, domain, subdomain or the country of origin of the contributor, provided the edition matched your proposal or a substitution notified under section 10.

Each catalogue listing shows an indicative turnaround in business days from the date you approve the final draft. Some publications publish within days; others have turnaround times that vary with demand, and a small number can take up to 3 months. Turnaround times and the schedule in your publication plan are planning estimates. What we guarantee is publication by the end of your contract period as defined in section 11: 120 days from commissioning for a single placement, and the end of the term for a story pack or retainer program. Delivery windows start when you approve the final draft, not when you pay.

Availability shifts month to month. If a publication becomes unavailable, or changes its policy so that your story can no longer run there as commissioned, we reserve the right to substitute an alternative publication of equivalent standing. We notify you of the substitute before your story runs. If no alternative of equivalent standing is available, the money-back guarantee in section 11 applies to that placement at the end of your contract period.

The guarantee applies to every placement you commission, on every term and whether you buy it under a membership, as a one-off or story pack, or as a guaranteed deliverable in a retainer program. It applies to placements and guaranteed deliverables only. It does not apply to the Publisher Access membership fee, to retainer program fees, to earned-media services or add-ons, or to outcomes such as rankings, traffic or AI citations. Beyond this guarantee, refunds are governed by section 17.

We have until the end of your contract period to deliver

What we guarantee is that everything contracted is published by the end of your contract period. We plan and schedule deliverables across that period, and a deliverable is not late, and no refund arises, while the contract period is still running. The contract period is:

• Retainer program: the term stated in your proposal (12 months unless it says otherwise), plus a grace period of 60 days after the term ends to allow for outstanding editorial and scheduling.
• Story pack: 12 months from the date of purchase, or the period stated in your proposal if different, plus the same 60-day grace period.
• Single placement or several placements bought together outside a pack: 120 days from the date you commission them, or the longer period stated in your proposal. This allows for clients who ask us to hold a story for a period before it runs.

Publication schedules and turnaround times in your publication plan are planning estimates, not deadlines. Only the end of the contract period is.

How the refund is worked out

If a contracted placement or deliverable has not been published by the end of the contract period, and no alternative publication of equivalent standing has been substituted under section 10, we refund it as follows:

• Single placement: the full price you paid for that placement.
• Story pack: the pack price divided by the number of stories in the pack, multiplied by the number of stories not published.
• Retainer program: the total program fee payable for the term divided by the number of guaranteed deliverables in your allocation for that term, multiplied by the number not published.

The guarantee is assessed item by item: the placements and deliverables that ran are delivered, the ones that did not are refunded. Where none was published, the whole amount paid for placements or deliverables is refunded.

How to claim

Email sales@badenbower.com naming the placements or deliverables concerned. You can claim at any time from the end of the contract period until 60 days after it. Claims not received within that window are treated as waived. Valid refunds are processed within 30 business days of acceptance, to the payment method you used.

When the guarantee does not apply

1. You have not returned the questionnaire, provided the information or materials we asked for, or approved a draft within a reasonable time of our request. The contract period is extended by the length of your delay.
2. You asked us to delay, pause or change the story or the schedule. The contract period is extended by the length of the delay or pause.
3. A publication declined the story because of information you withheld or could not substantiate (see section 17).
4. We substituted a publication of equivalent standing under section 10 and your story ran there.
5. You cancelled a retainer program or membership before the end of its term. Section 16 sets out what is delivered and what is not after cancellation.
6. You are in breach of these terms, including non-payment.
7. Circumstances outside our reasonable control, including changes in publication policy, editorial refusals unrelated to content quality, or force majeure. In those cases we substitute a publication of equivalent standing first under section 10 and refund the item at the end of the contract period if none is available.

Add-ons are priced separately and you pay only for those you choose. Current add-on prices are published at badenbower.com/pricing and the price on your proposal when you buy is the price that applies.

Earned-media add-ons are professional services delivered on a best-efforts basis. Fees for services already performed are not refunded.

We need your timely engagement to deliver by the agreed dates: answering the questionnaire, providing materials, and approving drafts promptly. Delays on your side extend your contract period under section 11 by the length of the delay and are not grounds for a refund.

If we have sent you a draft for approval and you have not responded for 15 days, we send a final written notice giving you a further 5 business days. If we still hear nothing, we may treat the draft as approved and publish it as sent, so that your placement is delivered rather than left to expire under section 18. You can stop this at any time by replying.

After payment we send a questionnaire to gather background on what you want us to write, how you want it written and how your brand speaks. We then send a publication plan with a proposed headline and angle for each placement you have commissioned. Once you approve the plan, we write your stories, share them in an editable format, and publish on your approval, starting with the fastest publications. You approve every story before it runs. Links to published stories are sent within 2 to 5 business days of publication.

Revisions

Each story includes one draft and one round of edits. You are free to edit the draft directly or rewrite it yourself at no charge. If you ask us to start a story again from scratch beyond the included round, a rewrite fee of US$200 per story applies, payable on invoice. If you need a story published within 4 weeks of commissioning, the expedited delivery add-on in section 12 applies.

Dissatisfaction with writing style

If you are unhappy with a draft, tell us the changes you want and we make them within the included revision round. Refunds are not provided for dissatisfaction with content or writing style, or because you choose to write your own stories. The collaborative drafting process exists to get the story right before it runs.

Authorship

Some publications permit authored or contributor stories and others do not, and their policies can change without notice. The catalogue shows the format of each listing and we confirm which of your chosen publications allow authorship during onboarding. Where a publisher changes its policy we substitute a publication of equivalent standing under section 10. We do not guarantee a specific byline, or an author with particular expertise or publication history, and refunds are not provided on the basis of author selection or attribution.

Publications impose editorial standards on the stories we place.

• The headline must include the company's name or the name of the spokesperson or author, and must be at least 6 words (excluding prepositions and articles).
• The headline cannot contain personal pronouns, exclamation marks or quotation marks, and must not read like an advertisement. Pricing and product specifications belong in the subheadline or body.
• The article is written in the third person. First and second person are not permitted except inside quotations.
• The article cannot mention Baden Bower in the headline or body copy, and cannot denigrate Baden Bower's reputation or good standing.

Your responsibility for the information you approve

You warrant that you hold all permissions needed to disclose the information you approve for publication, including information about current or former employers, clients, partners and third parties. Baden Bower is not liable for any dispute between you and a third party arising from information you approved, and we cannot guarantee that a publication will edit or remove a story after it has run.

How to cancel

Complete our cancellation form, or email us, before your next billing date. Placements you have already commissioned and paid for, including one-off purchases, are delivered under the money-back guarantee whether or not your membership or program is still active when they run.

Month-to-month membership

1. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current paid month. No further membership fees are charged after that date.
2. The current month's fee is not refunded. You keep member pricing and service until the end of that month.
3. Once the paid month ends, neither party has further obligations to the other, except for placements already commissioned.

3-month or 12-month membership, before the term ends

The 3-month and 12-month rates are discounted in exchange for the commitment. If you cancel before the end of your term:

1. The remaining membership fees to the end of the minimum term stay payable on their normal monthly billing dates.
2. Your membership, member pricing and service continue until the end of the term. You are free to commission placements for the whole period you have paid for.
3. Your membership ends on the last day of the term and does not continue month to month.
4. Nothing further is owed by either party once the term ends and every commissioned placement has been delivered or refunded. If you stop paying the remaining membership fees, that is a breach of these terms and we may suspend member pricing and service for the balance of the term.

Retainer programs

1. Notice. Cancel using the cancellation form or by email before your next billing date. We cancel your billing arrangement immediately.
2. What happens when you cancel. All work stops at the end of your current paid period: the end of your paid month on monthly billing, the end of your paid quarter on quarterly billing, or the end of your paid term on annual billing. Guaranteed deliverables falling after that date are not delivered.
3. Deliverables in the paid period. Deliverables already paid for within your current period are honoured pro-rata. If you cancel within your first 3 months, we select the outlets from your publication plan with the fastest turnaround so your remaining deliverables conclude as quickly as possible.
4. Minimum terms. Where your proposal specifies a minimum commitment, fees to the end of that minimum term remain payable, and your program, allocation and service continue until the end of it.
5. After cancellation. Subject to this policy and any minimum term, the parties have no further obligations to each other once the paid period ends and every deliverable due within it has been delivered or refunded.

Pausing

On a 3-month or 12-month membership term, or on a retainer program, you can pause once per 12-month term once per term for up to 8 weeks at no charge. Billing stops for the pause, your term is extended by the same number of days, and any placement already in production continues as normal. Complete this form to pause. A month-to-month membership does not need a pause: cancel and rejoin when you are ready, at the rate published at that time.

1. The guarantee. Refunds are issued only under the money-back guarantee in section 11, when we cannot publish a placement you commissioned. Membership fees, add-on fees for services already performed, and charges already processed are not refunded except where these terms say otherwise. You acknowledge and agree to this policy in full when you buy any of our services.
2. First month delays. The speed of writing, editing and publication depends on how quickly you answer our questionnaire and respond to drafts. Delays caused by back and forth in the writing process, or by public holidays, in your first month are caught up in your second month and are not grounds for a refund or chargeback.
3. Good faith. If, after a good-faith effort to work with you, you have not provided sign-off, edits or replies to our emails, no refund is issued. If a publication requires changes you find unacceptable, we substitute a publication of equivalent standing for that story under section 10.
4. Undisclosed adverse information. If you withhold information about an active criminal or civil matter, or cannot provide supporting evidence for claims made in your story, and a publication declines to publish as a result, we make reasonable efforts to place the story elsewhere. No refund is due where the information you provided is incomplete, misleading or cannot be verified.
5. Failing to cancel before your billing date. Membership fees already processed are non-refundable. If your cancellation is not received before your next billing date and the fee is processed, that month is not refunded, and you keep member pricing and service until the end of it.
6. Edition, domain or subdomain. No refund is issued because a publication is a regional or international edition, a subsidiary of a .com brand, or on a country-specific domain or subdomain, or because of the contributor's country of origin, provided the edition matches your proposal or a substitution notified under section 10. Ask before you commission if any of these matter to you.
7. Labelling and display changes. No refund is issued because a publication changes how it labels or displays your story, before or after publication, as an internal editorial decision, with or without notice to us. This includes sponsored, partner, branded content, contributor or advertorial designations, and changes to a story’s section, URL, byline, layout, design, headline or images. Section 19 sets out this policy in full, including what happens if a story is removed altogether.
8. Change of mind and personal circumstances. Refunds are not provided for change of mind, accidental purchase, medical conditions or any other reason that prevents you from engaging after payment. Nothing in these terms excludes rights you have under applicable consumer law that cannot be excluded.
9. Prohibited topics. If you instruct us to write about a topic listed in section 21, we suggest permitted topics instead, but no refund is issued.
10. Wikipedia engagements are non-refundable if we publish stories about you or your company and your page is subsequently amended or deleted. Wikipedia is crowd-sourced with strict notability guidelines and an active editor community outside our control. If your page is deleted we substitute a page on Wikitia, which has a lower notability bar, but no refund applies.
11. Chargebacks. Raise any billing dispute with us first, and we will resolve it under these terms. If you charge back a payment and succeed in reversing it, you agree that we may request removal of any story published about you, your company or your brand under that payment, and that you must stop using the related publication logos. Any amount reversed that these terms say is payable remains a debt owed to us.

A placement you have paid for, whether under a membership or as a one-off, must be put into production, meaning you have returned our questionnaire and we have started drafting, within one (1) year of the date you paid for it. Story credits allocated under a story pack or a retainer program must be put into production within one (1) year of the date of purchase or, for retainer clients, within one (1) year of your final payment under that program, whichever is later. This is your obligation to start each story; our obligation to publish each story you have started runs to the end of the contract period under section 11.

Placements and credits not used within that period expire and are not refunded, whether you end your membership or choose not to use your remaining allocation. We send reminders and help you plan, but responsibility for using your allocation rests with you.

• Minimum time live. Published articles stay live on the publication's website for a minimum of 6 months and typically remain for years. A small number of publications remove or archive articles after a period, and we tell you where that applies before you commission.
• If a story is removed. If a published story is removed within 6 months of publication for reasons other than your conduct, we republish it or substitute a publication of equivalent standing under section 10 at no charge. Beyond 6 months, or where removal results from your conduct, our obligation was fulfilled on publication and delivery of your report, and no refund applies if the story is later taken down or the publication ceases to exist. Where we republish, the story carries a new publication date and URL; the original cannot be recreated.
• Publication dates. Every story carries its actual publication date. We do not backdate or post-date stories, and we do not alter a publication date after a story has run.
• Changing a published story. In some cases elements of a story can be changed after publication for an additional fee, but for Business Insider, Associated Press, Yahoo Finance and other wire-syndicated outlets, no element of the story can be changed once published. Raise any concerns before publication; once published, we cannot change content, language or links for issues we were not told about in advance.
• Uniqueness. Each story is unique and, unless we agree otherwise with you in writing, is written differently for each publication to avoid duplicate content.
• Regions. Our publications appear in the USA, UK, Europe, Canada, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, and the exact publication and edition is named in your proposal.
• Backlinks. Most of our publications provide followed backlinks and the catalogue flags which do. Some do not, and some change their link policy after publication, which we cannot control. No refund is issued if a followed link later becomes nofollow. Nofollow links still drive referral traffic, trust and brand authority.
• Search and Google News. Most published stories index in search results, especially in Google News, but some publications make articles hard to find without a direct link. Your report contains the logo and link for every placement. We recommend linking the logos and articles from your homepage, landing pages and social profiles, and we can advise on doing that in a search-friendly way after you receive your report.
• Sponsored labels, branded content and how stories are displayed. The catalogue flags whether each listing carries a sponsored or partner label. That flag records how the publication labelled stories at the time you commissioned, and is not a promise about how the publication will label or display your story. Publications control how their own pages look and can change the way a story is displayed at any time, before or after it runs, as an internal editorial decision and whether or not they notify us. This includes adding, removing, rewording or making more prominent a sponsored, partner, branded content, contributor or advertorial designation, moving the story to a different section, subdomain or URL, and changing the byline, layout, design, headline or images. No refund, replacement or credit is issued for any of these changes, provided the story ran on the publication and edition named in your proposal or a substitution notified under section 10. A change in how a story is labelled or displayed does not make a publication unavailable and does not mean the story can no longer run as commissioned for the purposes of section 10. If the publication removes the story altogether, the "If a story is removed" clause above applies.
• Logo usage rights. Once a story is published, you have a non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to display that publication's logo as "As Featured In" or equivalent social proof on your website, social profiles, email signature, LinkedIn and marketing collateral, for as long as the published story stays live. If the publication removes the story, you must stop using the logo within 30 days of our notice. Do not alter, modify or distort a publication logo, and where your story ran in a regional or international edition, describe it accurately if you describe it at all.

We guarantee publication. We do not guarantee search engine rankings, website traffic, leads, sales, social engagement or how often AI systems such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini or Grok cite you. These depend on third-party algorithms and factors outside our control, and are not covered by the money-back guarantee.

Where you intend to use published coverage in support of an application, submission or assessment by any third party, including a government authority, regulator, institution, platform or awarding body, we make no representation about how that third party will assess the coverage or what decision it will reach. Our guarantee extends only to publication of the stories you commission. Where a particular format of coverage is unsuitable for your intended use, we tell you before you commission it.

We do not write about the following:

• Misleading or deceptive information, including fake news or hoaxes.
• Offensive or inappropriate content, including hate speech, derogatory language or content promoting violence or intolerance.
• Illegal activities or instructions for engaging in them.
• Personal or confidential information published without consent.
• Unsupported medical or health claims, including miracle cures or unapproved drugs.
• Specific financial or investment advice without proper disclaimers, or misleading financial promotions.
• Adult content.
• Overtly political, religious or extremist content.
• Spam or content that is purely promotional without substantive information.
• Libellous, defamatory or slanderous material.

If you purchase a service intending us to write about any of these topics, we substitute permitted topics, but no refund is issued.

1. Collaboration on content. You and Baden Bower plan and approve the placement of your clients' articles and television segments together, and you approve every placement in advance.
2. No guarantee of specific placements. Baden Bower cannot guarantee that a specific publication, or a certain number of publications meeting your requirements, will be available at any given time. The money-back guarantee applies to each placement once commissioned.
3. Creative control. Both parties have approval rights over content. Media outlets may modify content, and Baden Bower is not liable for those changes.
4. Right to reject or terminate. Baden Bower may reject content or end a placement where it poses legal, financial or reputational risk or breaches a publication's policies.
5. Change requests to an agreed scope of work are at your expense and must be agreed in writing.
6. Fees. You pay Baden Bower as set out in your proposal or as notified. Non-payment is a breach of agreement, and Baden Bower may request removal of published articles and suspend service until payment is made.
7. Confidentiality. You keep our proprietary information, including catalogue pricing, confidential unless we give written permission to share it.
8. Intellectual property. Baden Bower retains rights to the materials it creates. You grant us a non-exclusive licence to use your and your clients' creative materials and trademarks for the purpose of securing placements.
9. Writing. Agency pricing excludes our writing service. Written and edited stories for your clients are US$100 per story of up to 600 words, including one round of edits, payable on invoice.
10. Termination. Either party may end the agency arrangement on written notice. You remain responsible for all fees due up to the termination date, and commissioned placements are delivered or refunded under the money-back guarantee.

These terms are governed by the laws of the British Virgin Islands. Any dispute arising out of or in connection with these terms or our services is resolved by the negotiation and mediation process set out under Other terms and conditions below, and then by mediation or arbitration in the British Virgin Islands, whose courts have exclusive jurisdiction over any court proceedings.

Review Rumble Ltd's total liability arising out of or in connection with the services or these terms, however arising, is capped at the fees you paid us in the 12 months preceding the claim, and neither party is liable for indirect or consequential loss. Baden Bower disclaims all warranties not expressly stated in these terms. You are responsible for your own use of our website and services, and you agree to comply with all applicable laws.

Nothing in these terms excludes rights you have under applicable consumer law that cannot be excluded. The Other terms and conditions below form part of these terms.