BetterCart AI

Program Compliance Notes

Updated May 16, 2026
Allowed methods only
No spam tactics
Advertiser rules reviewed

BetterCart AI is intended to operate as an editorial content publisher and packaged food comparison site.

Planned promotional methods include shopping guides, comparison pages, educational label-reading content, and clearly disclosed outbound links where a network or advertiser allows them.

The site does not use forced clicks, cookie stuffing, spam, fake reviews, fake testimonials, undisclosed sponsored claims, or trademark bidding without permission.

Food content should avoid disease-treatment claims, medical advice, and unsupported claims about a product's health effects.

Comparison language should describe fit, tradeoffs, and evidence. It should not use brand-disparaging language such as worst, dangerous, or avoid this brand.

If an advertiser has rules for coupon language, paid search, paid social, email, trademark use, product claims, or comparative content, those rules should be reviewed before links are added.

When affiliate links are added, reader-facing disclosure should remain visible and content should continue to describe relevant product tradeoffs.

Compliance areaStatusBoundary
Allowed methodsReadyEditorial guides, comparison pages, label education, and disclosed links where permitted.
Not usedBlockedForced clicks, cookie stuffing, spam, fake reviews, and undisclosed sponsored claims.
Needs reviewPer programTrademark bidding, coupon wording, paid social, email, and negative comparison rules.
Food claimsBoundedNo disease-treatment claims, medical advice, or unsupported health-effect claims.

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