Liberad
Trust is part of the work.
Useful evidence, recognisable commercial relationships and honest limits. These principles guide the way Liberad presents editorial and affiliate content.
Evidence before emphasis
A useful recommendation explains the details that affect a choice. Product specifications, compatibility, prices and merchant terms should be checked for the market and date concerned. Information that cannot be established should narrow the claim.
We do not describe research as a purchase, laboratory test or personal experience. Ratings, quotations, credentials and performance results require supporting records; attractive presentation is not evidence.
Recognisable commercial relationships
Commercial articles and placements are labelled where the audience encounters them. For a brand feature that is advertising throughout, that includes its article introduction and the relevant teaser or listing. Mixed articles need clear identification of the affected recommendations and links.
An affiliate opportunity does not remove the need to explain material limitations or alternatives. The general Affiliate Disclosure supports article-level notices; it does not replace them.
A practical route for corrections
If a Liberad article contains an error, email contact@liberad.com with the page address, the statement concerned and a reliable source that explains the issue. We review specific corrections against the information available.
When an article changes materially, its content and update information should reflect that change. A refreshed date alone does not establish that every fact or recommendation has been checked again.