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There will sometimes be content on my blog with some kind of sponsored element, this could mean either a product review or a sponsored post where I am being paid-for content. I have editorial control over both types of posts, use no-follow links. I will also declare when I am writing in collaboration with a brand.

All reviews are entirely my own opinions and will be balanced, honest, and constructive where needed. If I feel a criticism or suggestion for improvement needs to be aired, then I will write this in the best possible way, and it can help. I once pointed out a technical glitch that made viewing hard on a site, that the owners were not aware of.

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