Advertising Disclosure
Our Commitment to Transparency
At Altham & Grey, we believe in complete transparency regarding our business relationships and how we may be compensated. This Advertising Disclosure explains our policies concerning affiliate relationships, sponsored content, and advertising practices.
We are committed to maintaining the trust you place in us and ensuring you understand when content may be influenced by commercial relationships.
Last updated: 7 January 2026
Affiliate Relationships
Affiliate Programme Participation
Altham & Grey may participate in affiliate marketing programmes, which means we may receive commission payments when you click on certain links and make purchases through those links. These relationships allow us to earn income while providing valuable resources and recommendations to our audience.
Affiliate links may appear in our content when we recommend products, services, or resources that we believe may be beneficial to our clients and website visitors.
Commission-Based Links
When you click on affiliate links and make a purchase, we may receive a commission from the merchant. This commission comes at no additional cost to you—you pay the same price whether you use our affiliate link or visit the merchant directly.
The presence of an affiliate relationship does not influence the price you pay for any product or service.
Product Recommendation Policies
Our recommendations are based on genuine assessment of value and relevance to our audience. We only recommend products, services, or resources that we believe will benefit our clients or website visitors, regardless of whether an affiliate relationship exists.
Key principles guiding our recommendations:
- • We prioritise quality and relevance over commission potential
- • We disclose affiliate relationships clearly when they exist
- • We do not recommend products solely for financial gain
- • We provide honest assessments of both benefits and limitations
Financial Relationship Transparency
Where applicable, we clearly indicate when content includes affiliate links or when financial relationships exist with mentioned companies. This transparency allows you to make informed decisions about engaging with recommended products or services.
Sponsored Content
Identification of Paid Content
From time to time, we may publish content that is sponsored by third parties. Sponsored content is material that has been created in partnership with or compensation from a company, brand, or organisation.
All sponsored content will be clearly identified with labels such as "Sponsored," "Paid Partnership," "Advertisement," or similar designations to ensure transparency.
Sponsored Post Labelling Policies
When we create sponsored content, we adhere to the following standards:
- • Clear disclosure at the beginning of sponsored articles or posts
- • Transparent identification of the sponsoring party
- • Honest representation of our relationship with sponsors
- • Compliance with advertising standards and regulations
Brand Partnership Disclosures
When we enter into partnerships with brands or organisations, we disclose these relationships openly. Our partnerships are selected based on alignment with our values and the potential value they provide to our audience.
We maintain editorial independence even in sponsored content, ensuring that our perspectives and recommendations remain genuine.
Content Authenticity Guarantees
Regardless of sponsorship or compensation, we commit to:
- • Maintaining factual accuracy in all content
- • Providing honest opinions and assessments
- • Disclosing both advantages and potential drawbacks
- • Never compromising our professional standards for financial gain
Third-Party Advertising
Display Advertising Networks
Our website may display advertisements served by third-party advertising networks. These networks place advertisements based on various factors, including your browsing behaviour and interests.
We do not have direct control over the specific advertisements displayed by these networks, but we maintain standards for the types of advertising we allow on our site.
Behavioural Targeting Disclosure
Third-party advertisers may use cookies and similar technologies to collect information about your browsing activities across different websites to deliver targeted advertisements. This practice, known as behavioural targeting or interest-based advertising, allows advertisers to show you ads that may be more relevant to your interests.
You can learn more about behavioural advertising and how to opt out through the Digital Advertising Alliance or the Network Advertising Initiative.
Cookie Usage for Advertising
Advertising networks use cookies and similar technologies to:
- • Deliver relevant advertisements based on your interests
- • Measure advertising campaign effectiveness
- • Limit the number of times you see the same advertisement
- • Analyse website traffic and user behaviour patterns
For detailed information about cookies and how to manage them, please refer to our Cookie Policy.
Ad Personalization Practices
Advertising on our website may be personalised based on data collected about your interests and browsing behaviour. This personalisation aims to show you advertisements that are more relevant and useful to you.
You have control over ad personalisation through your browser settings and by managing your cookie preferences on our website.
User Rights and Controls
Ad Preference Management Options
You have several options for managing how advertisements are delivered to you:
- • Adjust your cookie preferences through our Cookie Policy page
- • Modify browser settings to limit tracking and data collection
- • Use private browsing modes to reduce tracking
- • Install browser extensions that block advertisements or trackers
Opt-Out Procedures
To opt out of personalised advertising and data collection for advertising purposes, you can:
- • Visit our Cookie Policy page to adjust your advertising preferences
- • Clear your browser cookies and disable third-party cookies
- • Use industry opt-out tools such as the Digital Advertising Alliance's consumer choice page
- • Contact us directly to request removal from marketing communications
Data Collection for Advertising Purposes
Data collected for advertising purposes may include browsing behaviour, page views, click patterns, device information, and approximate geographic location. This data helps advertisers deliver more relevant advertisements and measure campaign effectiveness.
We do not sell personal information to third parties. Data shared with advertising partners is typically anonymised or aggregated.
Rights Under Privacy Regulations
Under data protection regulations such as UK GDPR, you have rights regarding data collected for advertising purposes, including the right to access, rectify, erase, or restrict processing of your data. For more information about your privacy rights, please refer to our Privacy Policy.
Regulatory Compliance
We strive to comply with all applicable advertising standards and regulations, including guidelines from relevant regulatory bodies in the United Kingdom and Europe. This includes proper disclosure of material connections, accurate representation of products and services, and transparent communication about sponsored content.
Our advertising practices are designed to be fair, honest, and in compliance with consumer protection laws. We continuously review and update our practices to ensure ongoing compliance with evolving standards.
Questions About Our Advertising Practices
If you have questions about our advertising relationships, disclosure practices, or how we handle advertising on our website, please contact us:
Company: Altham & Grey
Email: info@domain.com
Phone: +44 20 7493 8217
Address: 156 Chancery Court, London, EC4A 2DY