Advertising Disclosure

Ad readiness without turning the product into an ad product

PortfolioSavvy may use cautious advertising to support a free public product. The operating rule is simple: usefulness comes first, sponsored inventory comes later, and research modules should not become ambiguous or spammy.

Updated April 16, 2026

Placement rules

  • Sponsored slots are meant to appear only after real content begins or in low-density post-content locations such as the footer.
  • Ads should not appear above the first meaningful content block on representative public pages.
  • Ads should not split critical summary cards or break mobile layouts.
  • Some pages stay ad-suppressed entirely when trust or readability matters more than monetization, including key trust/policy pages and the financial facts overview page.

Separation from research content

  • Sponsored placements should be labeled clearly.
  • Research summaries, rankings, explainers, and SEC-source modules are editorial product components, not sponsored recommendations, unless explicitly marked otherwise.
  • The site should avoid layouts where an ad could be mistaken for a ranking card or source-backed insight module.

Measurement guardrails

PortfolioSavvy measures ad readiness cautiously. Useful signals include whether low-density slots were requested or rendered, whether engagement still happens after content appears, and whether trust pages continue to be visited.

Optional advertising and analytics storage is tied to consent handling rather than being silently granted by default.

Trust & Policy Surface

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These pages explain what PortfolioSavvy is, how it uses SEC data, what the limits are, and how privacy and monetization choices are handled.

About What PortfolioSavvy is, who it helps, and what the product is designed to do. Methodology How rankings, summaries, freshness cues, and research pages are assembled. How We Use SEC Filings Which SEC sources we use, how to verify them, and where the limits are. Privacy What account, cookie, telemetry, analytics, and advertising data may be involved. Terms Research-only usage terms, availability expectations, and responsibility boundaries. Advertising Disclosure How sponsored placements are kept low-density and separate from research content. Contact Reach out for corrections, support, partnerships, or privacy/account requests.