Trust Center

Effective Date: July 31, 2026

Last Updated: July 31, 2026

These Advertising, Promotions, Sponsored & Featured Placement Terms govern advertisements, promoted listings, sponsored content, featured placements, seller campaigns, coupons, discounts, affiliate promotions, testimonials, endorsements, influencer content, contests, sweepstakes, giveaways, promotional credits, advertising measurement, and related commercial activity through Good Shit Only™.

Good Shit Only™ is operated by CrownThrive LLC, a Virginia limited liability company. In these Terms, “Good Shit Only,” “GSO,” “CrownThrive,” “we,” “us,” and “our” refer to CrownThrive LLC and the Good Shit Only marketplace.

“Advertiser” means a seller, business, affiliate, agency, sponsor, creator, or other approved person purchasing, submitting, funding, managing, or benefiting from advertising or promotional activity. “Advertisement” includes paid, sponsored, featured, promoted, boosted, native, affiliate, testimonial, influencer, coupon, contest, and comparable commercial content.

These Terms supplement and are incorporated into the Good Shit Only Terms & Conditions, Seller Agreement, Affiliate Program Terms, Acceptable Use Policy, Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy, Community, Messaging, Reviews & Ratings Standards, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and other applicable Trust Center policies.

By purchasing advertising, submitting creative materials, enabling a promotion, sponsoring a listing, providing an endorsement, offering a coupon, conducting a giveaway, or otherwise participating in promotional activity through GSO, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms.

Advertisements and promotional content must be truthful, supportable, clearly identifiable as commercial content when necessary, and compliant with all applicable laws and GSO policies.

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Table of Contents

1. Scope and Advertising Services
2. GSO’s Advertising Role
3. Advertiser Eligibility
4. Advertiser Responsibility
5. Advertising Review and Approval
6. Truthful and Non-Deceptive Advertising
7. Claim Substantiation
8. Overall or Net Impression
9. Material Disclosures
10. Sponsored and Advertising Labels
11. Native Advertising
12. Featured and Promoted Placement
13. No GSO Endorsement
14. Endorsements and Testimonials
15. Material Connections
16. Affiliate Promotions
17. Reviews Used in Advertising
18. Incentivized Content
19. Artificial Intelligence and Synthetic Advertising
20. Prices, Discounts, and Savings Claims
21. Scarcity, Urgency, and Countdown Claims
22. Comparative and Superiority Claims
23. Results, Earnings, and Performance Claims
24. Health, Wellness, and Safety Claims
25. Environmental and Sustainability Claims
26. Professional and Regulated-Service Claims
27. Advertising Directed to Children
28. Prohibited Advertising
29. Restricted Advertising Categories
30. Creative and Technical Requirements
31. Landing Pages and Destination Content
32. Audience Targeting
33. Sensitive and Discriminatory Targeting
34. Data, Tracking, Pixels, and Cookies
35. Measurement and Reporting
36. Invalid Traffic and Advertising Fraud
37. Advertising Inventory and Availability
38. Campaign Scheduling and Delivery
39. Fees, Budgets, and Billing
40. Promotional Credits
41. Cancellation, Pausing, and Refunds
42. Coupons and Promotional Codes
43. Sales and Promotional Events
44. Sweepstakes, Contests, and Giveaways
45. Official Promotion Rules
46. User-Generated Promotional Content
47. Intellectual Property and Publicity Rights
48. Advertising Records
49. Monitoring and Correction
50. Enforcement
51. Advertiser Indemnification
52. Disclaimers and Liability
53. Disputes
54. Changes to These Terms
55. Support and Notices

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1. Scope and Advertising Services

These Terms apply to advertising and promotional services including:

• Sponsored product listings;
• Featured seller placements;
• Promoted search results;
• Homepage or category placements;
• Display advertisements;
• Native advertisements;
• Sponsored articles, video, audio, or other content;
• Seller promotions and coupons;
• Affiliate and influencer promotions;
• Featured collections;
• Email or notification campaigns;
• Advertising delivered through approved CrownThrive services;
• Contests, sweepstakes, giveaways, and promotional events;
• Other commercial placements identified by GSO.

Certain services may be subject to additional campaign orders, insertion orders, pricing schedules, technical requirements, or written agreements.

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2. GSO’s Advertising Role

GSO may act as a marketplace publisher, advertising-service provider, campaign administrator, measurement provider, or promotional platform.

GSO may:

• Accept and review advertising submissions;
• Place or distribute approved advertisements;
• Apply sponsored or featured labels;
• Determine available placements;
• Measure impressions, clicks, referrals, and other activity;
• Reject, suspend, remove, or modify campaigns;
• Use approved third-party advertising, analytics, fraud-prevention, and delivery providers;
• Establish category-specific advertising requirements.

GSO does not become the manufacturer, seller, service provider, or legal sponsor of an advertiser’s offering merely by displaying an advertisement.

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3. Advertiser Eligibility

An advertiser must:

• Be at least eighteen years old and legally capable of contracting;
• Provide accurate identity and business information;
• Maintain an eligible GSO account in good standing;
• Have lawful authority to advertise the offering;
• Possess all required licenses, permissions, substantiation, and rights;
• Use an authorized payment method;
• Comply with these Terms and all applicable laws and policies.

GSO may require enhanced verification for agencies, regulated products, political or public-issue content, high-value campaigns, sensitive categories, or unusual advertising activity.

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4. Advertiser Responsibility

The advertiser is responsible for:

• The advertisement and its claims;
• The advertised product, service, seller, or promotion;
• Landing-page content;
• Required disclosures;
• Licenses and intellectual-property rights;
• Targeting instructions;
• Offer availability;
• Pricing and promotion accuracy;
• Fulfillment and customer support;
• Compliance by agencies, influencers, affiliates, and contractors;
• Maintaining supporting records.

Use of an advertising agency, consultant, affiliate, influencer, artificial-intelligence system, or external platform does not transfer the advertiser’s responsibility.

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5. Advertising Review and Approval

GSO may review an advertisement before or after publication.

GSO may request:

• Claim substantiation;
• Licenses and permits;
• Product testing;
• Pricing records;
• Influencer or affiliate agreements;
• Trademark and content permissions;
• Official promotion rules;
• Targeting information;
• Landing-page access;
• Other compliance documentation.

Approval of an advertisement does not represent a legal opinion, guarantee future approval, transfer liability to GSO, or prevent later suspension.

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6. Truthful and Non-Deceptive Advertising

Advertisements must be truthful, accurate, supportable, and not materially misleading.

Advertisers may not:

• Make a false express or implied claim;
• Omit information necessary to prevent deception;
• Misrepresent the seller, product, service, source, price, availability, or result;
• Use imagery, demonstrations, testimonials, or formatting that creates a false impression;
• Advertise a product or benefit that is not reasonably available;
• Use a truthful statement in a context that creates a misleading overall impression;
• Use fine print to contradict the principal advertising message.

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7. Claim Substantiation

The advertiser must possess a reasonable basis for objective claims before publication.

Supporting evidence must be appropriate to:

• The type of claim;
• The advertised product or service;
• The level of certainty expressed;
• The likely consumer interpretation;
• The consequences of an inaccurate claim;
• Any applicable regulatory standard.

Testimonials, customer statements, supplier representations, artificial-intelligence outputs, or competitor advertisements do not independently establish adequate substantiation.

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8. Overall or Net Impression

GSO may evaluate the overall impression created by:

• Headlines;
• Images;
• Audio;
• Video;
• Layout;
• Disclosures;
• Pricing displays;
• Calls to action;
• Landing pages;
• Other elements viewed together.

A technically true statement may still violate these Terms when the overall presentation materially misleads a reasonable consumer.

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9. Material Disclosures

A disclosure necessary to prevent deception must be:

• Clear;
• Understandable;
• Prominent;
• Close to the claim it qualifies;
• Presented before the consumer commits to the transaction;
• Readable and audible as appropriate;
• Displayed effectively on mobile and desktop devices;
• In the predominant language of the advertisement.

A disclosure may be inadequate when hidden in a footer, buried in lengthy terms, placed behind an unclear hyperlink, displayed in low contrast, shown too briefly, or contradicted by the advertisement.

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10. Sponsored and Advertising Labels

GSO may label commercial content using terms such as:

• Ad;
• Advertisement;
• Sponsored;
• Sponsored Content;
• Paid Placement;
• Featured;
• Promoted Listing;
• Affiliate Link;
• Another reasonably understandable commercial label.

Advertisers may not hide, remove, obscure, minimize, or interfere with a GSO advertising label.

A label must not falsely imply that GSO independently selected, reviewed, endorsed, certified, or recommended the advertiser.

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11. Native Advertising

An advertisement designed to resemble editorial, educational, entertainment, community, review, search, or other non-advertising content must be readily identifiable as advertising when necessary to prevent deception.

Native advertising may not falsely appear to be:

• An independent product review;
• An ordinary marketplace ranking;
• Unpaid editorial content;
• A neutral comparison;
• A genuine customer post;
• An independent news report;
• An official GSO recommendation;
• Another noncommercial communication.

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12. Featured and Promoted Placement

A featured or promoted placement means that the advertiser received enhanced visibility through a paid, promotional, negotiated, or otherwise sponsored arrangement.

Featured placement does not guarantee:

• First position;
• Continuous visibility;
• A particular audience size;
• Clicks or sales;
• Higher organic ranking;
• Seller or product quality;
• GSO endorsement.

Organic and paid placement systems may operate independently.

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13. No GSO Endorsement

Unless GSO expressly states otherwise in a separate written statement, advertising approval, placement, sponsorship, featuring, verification, or acceptance does not constitute:

• GSO endorsement;
• Certification;
• Product approval;
• Professional recommendation;
• Guarantee of safety or legality;
• Guarantee of seller performance;
• Guarantee of results.

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14. Endorsements and Testimonials

An endorsement or testimonial must reflect the honest opinion, finding, belief, or genuine experience of the endorser.

An endorser may not:

• Claim to have used a product or service without genuine experience;
• Make a factual claim that the advertiser could not lawfully make directly;
• Fabricate or exaggerate results;
• Misrepresent an unusual result as typical;
• Use a false identity;
• Conceal a material relationship;
• Continue making a statement that is no longer accurate.

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15. Material Connections

A relationship that could affect the weight or credibility consumers give an endorsement must be clearly disclosed.

Material relationships may include:

• Payment;
• Affiliate commissions;
• Free or discounted products;
• Employment;
• Ownership;
• Family or household relationships;
• Sponsorship;
• Business relationships;
• Contest entries or prizes;
• Other meaningful benefits.

The disclosure should accompany each applicable endorsement rather than appearing solely in a profile, biography, policy page, or distant disclosure.

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16. Affiliate Promotions

Affiliate advertising remains subject to the Affiliate Program Terms.

Affiliates must:

• Use authorized links or codes;
• Clearly disclose that compensation may be earned;
• Make only truthful and supportable claims;
• Follow campaign restrictions;
• Correct inaccurate content promptly;
• Comply with email, social-media, privacy, cookie, text-message, and advertising law;
• Avoid prohibited traffic, review manipulation, and self-referral abuse.

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17. Reviews Used in Advertising

A review used in advertising must:

• Come from a genuine experience;
• Be quoted or summarized accurately;
• Not omit information in a manner that materially changes its meaning;
• Include required material-relationship disclosures;
• Not falsely represent unusual results as typical;
• Comply with the Community, Messaging, Reviews & Ratings Standards.

An advertiser may not create a materially misleading composite review or present an artificial-intelligence-generated review as the statement of a real customer.

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18. Incentivized Content

An advertiser may not condition compensation, discounts, refunds, benefits, prizes, or other incentives on a consumer expressing a particular positive or negative sentiment.

A lawful neutral incentive for honest feedback must:

• Not require favorable sentiment;
• Be disclosed where material;
• Not distort the overall presentation of consumer opinion;
• Comply with review-platform and GSO requirements;
• Not be used to suppress or replace genuine negative feedback.

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19. Artificial Intelligence and Synthetic Advertising

Artificial intelligence may be used in advertising only when the resulting content complies with these Terms.

Advertisers may not use AI to:

• Fabricate customer experiences;
• Create fake reviewers or endorsers;
• Clone a person’s voice or likeness without authority;
• Create deceptive before-and-after images;
• Generate false product demonstrations;
• Impersonate GSO, a seller, professional, customer, or public figure;
• Fabricate credentials, testing, statistics, or evidence;
• Conceal material product limitations;
• Violate intellectual-property, privacy, publicity, or licensing rights.

GSO may require disclosure when synthetic or materially altered content could affect a reasonable consumer’s understanding of the advertisement.

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20. Prices, Discounts, and Savings Claims

Price and savings claims must be genuine and based on accurate records.

Advertisers may not:

• Use a fabricated former price;
• Inflate a reference price solely to advertise a discount;
• Advertise a discount that does not apply to the featured product;
• Hide mandatory charges;
• Use an expired promotion without updating the advertisement;
• Advertise “free” when undisclosed mandatory payment is required;
• Misrepresent the ordinary selling price;
• Advertise a coupon that cannot reasonably be redeemed.

Material eligibility, quantity, geographic, membership, minimum-purchase, expiration, and product restrictions must be disclosed.

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21. Scarcity, Urgency, and Countdown Claims

Scarcity and urgency claims must reflect actual conditions.

Prohibited practices include:

• Fake inventory counts;
• Continuously resetting countdown clocks;
• False statements that an offer ends immediately;
• Fabricated recent-purchase alerts;
• False claims that another buyer is about to purchase the item;
• Misrepresenting ordinary availability as rare or limited;
• Creating artificial pressure through deceptive interface design.

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22. Comparative and Superiority Claims

A comparison with another product, seller, service, or marketplace must:

• Use accurate and current information;
• Compare materially similar conditions;
• Identify significant limitations;
• Avoid manipulation of tests or data;
• Not falsely imply competitor endorsement;
• Respect intellectual-property rights;
• Be supported before publication.

Terms such as “best,” “number one,” “fastest,” “most trusted,” or “highest rated” may require substantiation when reasonably interpreted as objective claims.

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23. Results, Earnings, and Performance Claims

Advertisements may not guarantee or misrepresent:

• Income;
• Profit;
• Sales;
• Employment;
• Funding;
• Audience growth;
• Search ranking;
• Business success;
• Investment return;
• Another result dependent on individual circumstances or third parties.

When atypical results are presented, the advertisement must not imply that consumers can generally expect the same outcome without appropriate support and qualification.

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24. Health, Wellness, and Safety Claims

Health, wellness, medical, treatment, prevention, safety, performance, and risk-reduction claims require appropriate support and all required regulatory compliance.

Advertisers may not:

• Claim that an unapproved product cures, treats, diagnoses, or prevents disease;
• Guarantee weight loss or medical outcomes;
• Encourage consumers to abandon necessary professional care;
• Misrepresent clinical, laboratory, regulatory, or professional support;
• Advertise a recalled, unsafe, adulterated, or prohibited product;
• Use a testimonial to make an otherwise unsupported health claim.

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25. Environmental and Sustainability Claims

Environmental claims must be specific, supportable, and appropriately qualified.

Advertisers may not falsely claim that an offering is:

• Environmentally friendly;
• Green;
• Sustainable;
• Carbon neutral;
• Recyclable;
• Biodegradable;
• Compostable;
• Made from recycled content;
• Responsibly sourced;
• Otherwise environmentally preferable.

The advertisement must not obscure material geographic, facility, collection, timing, or disposal limitations.

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26. Professional and Regulated-Service Claims

Advertisements for regulated services must accurately describe:

• Licenses;
• Credentials;
• Jurisdictions;
• Professional relationships;
• Material limitations;
• Required disclaimers;
• The identity of the actual provider.

An advertiser may not misrepresent that GSO’s approval is a professional license, accreditation, government certification, or endorsement.

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27. Advertising Directed to Children

Advertising directed to children or concerning children’s products requires heightened care.

Advertisers must:

• Avoid exploiting a child’s inexperience;
• Avoid encouraging unsafe behavior;
• Comply with children’s privacy requirements;
• Use appropriate age targeting;
• Provide required warnings;
• Avoid deceptive influencer or entertainment formats;
• Ensure the underlying product is lawful and compliant.

GSO may prohibit or restrict child-directed advertising even when the underlying product is otherwise permitted.

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28. Prohibited Advertising

Advertisements may not promote:

• Offerings prohibited by the Prohibited & Restricted Items Policy;
• Illegal activity;
• Counterfeit or stolen goods;
• Recalled or unsafe products;
• Malware, spyware, or unlawful surveillance;
• Fraudulent financial schemes;
• Unlawful gambling;
• Weapons, explosives, or prohibited controlled substances;
• Sexual exploitation or prohibited adult services;
• Hateful, terrorist, or violent extremist activity;
• Academic fraud;
• Fake documents, credentials, reviews, followers, or engagement;
• Another unlawful or prohibited offering.

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29. Restricted Advertising Categories

GSO may require prior approval for advertisements involving:

• Supplements and health products;
• Medical devices;
• Food and cosmetics;
• Children’s products;
• Financial, tax, debt, credit, insurance, or investment-related services;
• Legal or professional services;
• Employment, housing, education, or business opportunities;
• Political, electoral, public-issue, or fundraising content;
• Contests, sweepstakes, and giveaways;
• High-risk digital products;
• Other categories identified by GSO.

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30. Creative and Technical Requirements

Advertising creative must:

• Meet stated dimensions and file requirements;
• Display clearly on supported devices;
• Use legible text;
• Avoid flashing or dangerous visual effects;
• Contain no malware or unauthorized tracking;
• Use functional links;
• Match the advertised destination;
• Comply with accessibility and user-experience requirements where applicable;
• Avoid deceptive interface elements.

GSO may crop, resize, compress, transcode, or technically adapt submitted materials for placement without changing their material meaning.

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31. Landing Pages and Destination Content

An advertisement must direct users to a lawful, functional, secure, and relevant destination.

Landing pages may not:

• Switch to an unrelated offer;
• Automatically download harmful files;
• Use misleading buttons or navigation;
• Hide mandatory terms or charges;
• Impersonate GSO;
• Collect information without required disclosures or consent;
• Use an invalid or deceptive security warning;
• Redirect users repeatedly or unexpectedly;
• Contain prohibited content.

The advertiser must maintain the destination during the campaign.

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32. Audience Targeting

Advertisers must use targeting tools lawfully and consistently with GSO’s instructions.

Targeting may be based on permitted contextual, geographic, demographic, interest, transaction, account, or campaign information.

The availability of a targeting option does not establish that the advertiser’s intended use is lawful.

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33. Sensitive and Discriminatory Targeting

Advertisers may not use targeting to unlawfully discriminate or exploit sensitive circumstances.

Prohibited or restricted targeting may involve:

• Race or ethnicity;
• Religion;
• Disability;
• Sexual orientation;
• Health conditions;
• Financial distress;
• Immigration status;
• Victims of abuse;
• Children;
• Housing, employment, credit, insurance, or education opportunities;
• Other legally protected or sensitive categories.

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34. Data, Tracking, Pixels, and Cookies

Advertisers may use only tracking technologies approved by GSO and operated according to applicable privacy and cookie requirements.

Advertisers may not:

• Deploy unauthorized pixels or scripts;
• Collect unnecessary personal information;
• Fingerprint users unlawfully;
• Install malware or hidden software;
• Access GSO account information without authority;
• Combine or sell GSO-derived information unlawfully;
• Track children without required authority;
• Misrepresent data collection or use.

GSO may block or remove unauthorized tracking technology immediately.

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35. Measurement and Reporting

GSO may report:

• Impressions;
• Clicks;
• Conversions;
• Referrals;
• Spend;
• Engagement;
• Campaign dates;
• Other available performance information.

Advertising metrics may be estimates and may differ from third-party systems because of attribution methods, fraud filtering, time zones, device limitations, privacy controls, reporting delays, or technical differences.

GSO’s good-faith internal records control billing unless a documented material error is established.

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36. Invalid Traffic and Advertising Fraud

GSO may exclude activity reasonably identified as:

• Bot traffic;
• Click-farm activity;
• Automated or repeated invalid clicks;
• Impression manipulation;
• Self-clicking intended to generate false activity;
• Malware-generated traffic;
• Forced redirects;
• Duplicate or fraudulent conversions;
• Another invalid or nonhuman interaction.

Advertisers, sellers, affiliates, and publishers may not generate or purchase invalid traffic.

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37. Advertising Inventory and Availability

Advertising inventory is subject to:

• Availability;
• Technical capacity;
• Marketplace traffic;
• Category and audience eligibility;
• Campaign review;
• Competing campaigns;
• User privacy settings;
• Operational priorities;
• Other placement conditions.

GSO does not guarantee that every available impression, page view, visitor, or user will receive an advertisement.

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38. Campaign Scheduling and Delivery

Campaign dates and delivery goals are subject to:

• Approval;
• Payment;
• Creative readiness;
• Inventory;
• Technical operation;
• Targeting availability;
• Policy compliance;
• Force-majeure events.

GSO may pace, accelerate, slow, pause, or redistribute campaign delivery to operate the service reasonably.

A projected delivery amount is not a guarantee unless expressly stated in a signed campaign agreement.

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39. Fees, Budgets, and Billing

Advertising fees may be based on:

• Fixed placement;
• Campaign duration;
• Impressions;
• Clicks;
• Conversions;
• Promoted products;
• Audience or inventory tier;
• Another disclosed pricing method.

The advertiser authorizes GSO to charge the accepted budget, fee, overage, tax, or other disclosed amount.

A campaign order, checkout record, invoice, dashboard, or fee schedule may establish transaction-specific pricing.

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40. Promotional Credits

Advertising credits:

• Have no cash value;
• Are nontransferable unless expressly stated;
• May expire;
• May apply only to eligible campaigns;
• May not be used for seller payouts;
• May be withdrawn for fraud, error, or abuse;
• May be subject to minimum-spend or account requirements.

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41. Cancellation, Pausing, and Refunds

The advertiser may request cancellation or pausing through the available campaign process.

Cancellation does not guarantee a refund for:

• Advertising already delivered;
• Reserved premium inventory;
• Completed creative or campaign services;
• Nonrecoverable third-party costs;
• Other amounts identified as non-refundable before purchase.

A refund or credit may be appropriate when GSO materially fails to deliver a prepaid fixed placement because of GSO’s own error and does not provide a reasonable replacement.

Removal for the advertiser’s policy violation does not automatically create a refund right.

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42. Coupons and Promotional Codes

A coupon or promotional code must clearly disclose:

• The benefit;
• Eligible products or sellers;
• Start and expiration dates;
• Minimum purchase;
• Usage limits;
• Geographic restrictions;
• Membership requirements;
• Exclusions;
• Whether it may be combined with another offer.

Advertisers may not publish fake, expired, unauthorized, misleading, or nonfunctional coupon codes.

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43. Sales and Promotional Events

A sale event must:

• Use genuine reduced prices or benefits;
• Identify participating sellers or products;
• Display accurate dates;
• Disclose important limitations;
• Maintain reasonable inventory or explain limited availability;
• Provide lawful cancellation and refund treatment;
• Avoid false urgency or perpetual sale pricing.

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44. Sweepstakes, Contests, and Giveaways

A sweepstakes, contest, giveaway, or prize promotion requires prior GSO approval.

The sponsor is responsible for:

• Determining the lawful promotion structure;
• Providing complete official rules;
• Identifying the sponsor;
• Defining eligibility;
• Identifying start and end dates;
• Describing prizes and approximate values;
• Explaining winner selection;
• Providing odds or judging criteria as applicable;
• Providing a lawful free method of entry when required;
• Administering tax, registration, bonding, filing, and disclosure requirements;
• Delivering prizes;
• Protecting entrant information;
• Complying with platform and jurisdictional requirements.

GSO may prohibit promotions involving regulated products, minors, purchase requirements, misleading prize claims, or unsupported administration.

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45. Official Promotion Rules

Official rules should address:

• Sponsor name and contact information;
• Eligibility and exclusions;
• Geographic area;
• Age requirements;
• Promotion period and time zone;
• Entry methods;
• Entry limits;
• Prize description and value;
• Winner-selection process;
• Odds or judging criteria;
• Winner verification;
• Tax responsibility;
• Publicity and privacy terms;
• Disqualification;
• Dispute terms;
• Winner-list procedure;
• Any legally required disclosures.

The rules must be available before or at entry and may not be materially changed after the promotion begins unless lawful and necessary.

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46. User-Generated Promotional Content

A campaign requesting user-created photographs, videos, testimonials, designs, reviews, stories, or other content must:

• Explain how submissions may be used;
• Obtain necessary permissions;
• Respect privacy and publicity rights;
• Not require false or favorable statements;
• Provide required material-connection disclosures;
• Moderate prohibited content;
• Comply with rules involving minors;
• Not claim ownership beyond the disclosed license.

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47. Intellectual Property and Publicity Rights

The advertiser represents that it owns or controls all necessary rights in:

• Logos;
• Photographs;
• Music;
• Video;
• Text;
• Testimonials;
• Names and likenesses;
• Product images;
• Characters;
• Fonts and stock assets;
• Artificial-intelligence inputs and outputs;
• Other creative materials.

The advertiser grants GSO a nonexclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, reproduce, format, distribute, display, measure, and preserve approved materials as reasonably necessary to administer and promote the campaign.

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48. Advertising Records

Advertisers should preserve:

• Advertisement versions;
• Claims and supporting evidence;
• Pricing records;
• Disclosures;
• Endorser and affiliate agreements;
• Influencer instructions;
• Consent and release records;
• Targeting settings;
• Official promotion rules;
• Winner and prize records;
• Campaign invoices and performance reports;
• Other compliance information.

GSO may request records during campaign review, complaint handling, payment disputes, legal review, or enforcement.

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49. Monitoring and Correction

Advertisers must monitor campaigns and promptly:

• Correct inaccurate claims;
• Update expired prices and promotions;
• Remove unavailable offerings;
• Correct inadequate disclosures;
• Address affiliate or influencer violations;
• Disable compromised links or landing pages;
• Report unauthorized campaign activity;
• Respond to GSO compliance requests.

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50. Enforcement

GSO may:

• Reject creative materials;
• Require revisions or disclosures;
• Limit targeting;
• Pause or terminate a campaign;
• Remove a coupon or promotion;
• Cancel a contest or giveaway placement;
• Withhold or reverse promotional credits;
• Restrict advertising privileges;
• Remove listings;
• Suspend or terminate accounts;
• Preserve records;
• Report unlawful conduct to authorized parties;
• Take another reasonable protective action.

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51. Advertiser Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the advertiser agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless CrownThrive LLC, GSO, and their affiliates, owners, officers, employees, contractors, and service providers from claims, losses, penalties, costs, damages, and reasonable attorneys’ fees arising from:

• The advertisement or promotion;
• False or unsupported claims;
• Inadequate disclosures;
• Intellectual-property or publicity-right violations;
• Influencer, affiliate, agency, or contractor conduct;
• Privacy or tracking violations;
• Promotion or prize administration;
• The advertised product or service;
• Violation of these Terms or applicable law.

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52. Disclaimers and Liability

Advertising and promotional services are provided “as is” and “as available” to the fullest extent permitted by law.

GSO does not guarantee:

• Approval;
• A particular placement;
• Continuous availability;
• A minimum number of impressions, clicks, conversions, or sales unless expressly contracted;
• Audience response;
• Organic ranking improvement;
• Revenue or profit;
• Complete prevention of invalid traffic;
• Identical reporting across different systems.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, GSO’s aggregate liability arising from an advertising campaign will not exceed the advertising fees paid to GSO for the specific affected campaign.

Nothing in this section limits liability or remedies that applicable law does not permit GSO to limit.

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53. Disputes

Advertising disputes are governed by the Good Shit Only Terms & Conditions.

Before initiating a legal proceeding, submit a Help Center ticket using:

Advertising Legal Dispute Notice

The notice should identify the advertiser, campaign, invoice, disputed delivery or decision, amount, supporting information, and requested resolution.

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54. Changes to These Terms

GSO may update these Terms prospectively to reflect changes in law, advertising services, campaign formats, measurement, privacy controls, marketplace operations, or business requirements.

The revised Terms will display an updated Last Updated date. Material changes may also be communicated through advertiser dashboards, campaign orders, email, or another reasonable method.

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55. Support and Notices

Relevant Help Center subjects should include:

• Advertising Campaign Support
• Sponsored or Featured Placement Question
• Advertising Creative Review
• Advertising Claim or Disclosure Concern
• Coupon or Promotion Support
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