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This policy explains how sponsored placements work and how LNG protects community trust while accepting advertisers and sponsors.
Last updated: June 12, 2026
LNG may offer homepage sponsor slots, category sponsor slots, event sponsor blocks, newsletter sponsor placements, opportunity sponsor placements, marketplace promotions, and other paid visibility products.
Sponsors should serve or respect the Liberian community. LNG may prioritize sponsors such as banks, remittance companies, shipping companies, airlines, education providers, law firms, real estate professionals, nonprofits, employers, health education partners, and brands with clear value to users.
All sponsorships may be subject to admin review. LNG may reject or remove sponsors whose offers are misleading, predatory, unsafe, discriminatory, illegal, politically manipulative, exploitative, or inconsistent with community trust.
LNG should clearly label sponsored or paid placements where practical. Paid placement does not mean LNG guarantees a sponsor’s product, service, financial offer, legal advice, health claim, or outcome.
LNG may track sponsor status, follow-up notes, payment status, placement dates, and user reports. Repeated complaints or trust concerns may affect renewal or removal decisions.
Sponsorship should fund the mission without buying community trust. Trust must still be earned.