At Marketing91, our goal is to publish useful, accurate and transparent information about the topics, products and services we cover.
Marketing91 has been publishing content about marketing, branding, management and business since 2009. The website has since expanded its editorial coverage to include marketing and ecommerce tools, online services, discounts and coupon codes, as well as a dedicated section covering trading tools, proprietary trading firms and funded trading programs.
This Editorial Policy explains how we research, write, review, update and monetize our content.
1. Editorial Responsibility and Authorship
Marketing91 maintains content through a combination of named specialist authors and the Marketing91 Editorial Team.
Adrian Perez primarily researches and writes about digital marketing, ecommerce, affiliate marketing, online business, marketing software and tools for online sellers.
Eduardo Montero focuses on trading, futures, proprietary trading firms, funded trading programs, evaluation rules, payout policies, trading platforms and related offers.
Marketing91 Editorial Team is the collective editorial byline used for historical and general content maintained by Marketing91. Articles attributed to the Editorial Team may include resources originally created before the website’s current ownership and subsequently maintained under Marketing91’s current editorial structure.
Named authors link to individual author profiles containing additional information about their background and areas of coverage. Content attributed to the Marketing91 Editorial Team links to its editorial profile, which explains the role of this collective byline.
You can learn more about our authors, editorial structure and areas of responsibility on our Marketing91 Team page.
2. Research Process
The research process varies according to the type of content being produced.
Whenever possible, we prioritize information published directly by the companies, platforms and services we cover. Depending on the subject, this may include official websites, pricing pages, program rules, terms and conditions, help centers, product documentation and other first-party information.
Secondary sources may also be used when they provide useful context, independent information or additional evidence.
We aim to distinguish factual information from opinion, interpretation and commercial claims made by third parties.
When a product, service or program changes, previously published information may become outdated. For this reason, readers should always review the current terms provided by the relevant company before making a purchase or financial decision.
3. Marketing, Ecommerce and Online Tool Content
For marketing software, ecommerce tools, AI platforms and other online business services, our research may include:
- Available plans and pricing
- Main product features
- Target users and use cases
- Free trials or available demonstrations
- Discount and coupon conditions
- Relevant limitations
- Alternatives and competing products
- Changes to pricing or product offerings
Where appropriate, our authors draw on their practical experience with online businesses, websites, ecommerce, affiliate marketing and digital tools when evaluating the products and services covered.
Our aim is not simply to reproduce a company’s marketing materials, but to provide readers with useful context when researching a product, promotion or alternative.
4. Prop Trading and Trading Content
Our proprietary trading coverage is treated as a specialist editorial area within Marketing91.
When researching prop firms and funded trading programs, we may review information including:
- Evaluation models and account types
- Evaluation fees
- Profit targets
- Drawdown rules
- Daily loss limits
- Consistency rules
- Funded account conditions
- Profit splits
- Payout policies
- Trading platforms
- Permitted instruments
- Trading restrictions
- Activation or account fees
- Promotional offers and coupon codes
Prop firm conditions can change frequently. We therefore review relevant program information and update articles when we identify material changes.
Our prop trading content is researched and written by Eduardo Montero, whose coverage focuses on futures trading, proprietary trading firms and funded trading programs.
Marketing91 does not operate a prop firm and does not control the rules, payouts, trading conditions or business decisions of the companies covered on the site.
5. Coupon Codes, Discounts and Promotional Offers
Coupon codes and promotions are an important part of Marketing91’s current coverage.
We aim to publish the conditions of an offer as clearly as possible, including information such as:
- The coupon or promotional code
- The advertised discount
- Eligible plans or account types
- Important exclusions
- Whether the offer applies to an initial purchase or recurring payments
- Additional steps required to redeem the promotion
- Relevant expiration information when available
We periodically review published offers and update pages when we identify expired coupons, changed conditions or better available promotions.
Where a page states that an offer has been verified or includes a verification date, that date refers to our most recent review of the relevant promotion or information available to us.
A verification date does not guarantee that a third-party company will continue offering the same promotion indefinitely. Companies may change or withdraw offers without prior notice.
If a coupon does not work or the conditions have changed, readers are encouraged to contact us so that we can investigate and update the page where appropriate.
6. Publication and Updating Dates
Marketing91 distinguishes between the original publication date of an article and subsequent updates.
The published date represents when the article was originally published.
The modified or updated date may change when meaningful revisions are made, such as:
- Updating a coupon or promotional offer
- Revising product pricing
- Updating prop firm rules or account conditions
- Correcting inaccurate information
- Adding materially new information
- Revising comparisons following changes to the products or services covered
We do not intend modification dates to suggest that an article has been comprehensively rewritten when only insignificant changes have been made.
7. Fact-Checking and Accuracy
We aim to verify factual claims against reliable information available at the time of publication or review.
For commercial products and services, first-party information from the company concerned is generally the primary reference for pricing, product features, program conditions and promotional offers.
However, no publication can guarantee that every piece of third-party information will remain current indefinitely.
Companies can change prices, policies, products, promotions and terms at any time. When we become aware of a material error or outdated information, we aim to review and correct it.
8. Corrections
Accuracy is important to us.
If we identify a material factual error, or if a reader, company or other party brings one to our attention, we will review the information and make a correction when appropriate.
Minor spelling, formatting or stylistic changes may be made without a specific correction notice.
Material changes that affect the substance of an article may result in the article’s modification date being updated.
Readers can report potential inaccuracies through our Contact page.
9. Affiliate Relationships
Marketing91 participates in affiliate programs.
This means that we may receive a commission when a reader clicks certain links on Marketing91 and purchases a product or service. In many cases, this does not increase the price paid by the reader and may provide access to a promotional discount.
Affiliate commissions help fund the operation, research and maintenance of Marketing91.
The existence or amount of an affiliate commission does not guarantee positive coverage, inclusion in a comparison or a favorable recommendation.
We aim to describe both relevant advantages and limitations when they are material to a reader’s decision.
10. Editorial Independence
Commercial relationships should not determine factual conclusions.
Companies, affiliate partners and advertisers do not receive the right to alter our editorial conclusions solely because a commercial relationship exists.
Where content contains a commercial relationship, sponsored placement or other arrangement that requires disclosure, we aim to make that relationship clear to readers.
Our objective is to keep editorial information distinguishable from advertising and promotional material.
11. Historical Content
Marketing91 has been publishing since 2009 and contains a substantial archive created during earlier stages of the website.
We preserve older articles when they continue to provide value to readers, receive meaningful traffic, have historical relevance or remain useful within the site’s marketing and business library.
Historical and general editorial content may be maintained under the Marketing91 Editorial Team byline. This collective attribution reflects the current editorial responsibility for maintaining the content and does not imply that every article was originally written by the current team.
Older content may be reviewed, updated, consolidated, redirected or removed when it is outdated, redundant or no longer useful.
When historical content is materially revised, we may update its modification date to reflect the substantive editorial changes made.
12. Reviews, Comparisons and Recommendations
Our comparisons and recommendations may consider factors such as product features, pricing, conditions, usability, target audience, limitations and differences between competing services.
The relative importance of these factors varies depending on the product or service being evaluated.
A product that is suitable for one user may not be the best option for another. Readers should consider their own requirements and independently review the current terms of a product or service before purchasing it.
For trading and financial-related services in particular, readers should not interpret Marketing91 content as personalized financial or investment advice.
13. Our Commitment to Readers
Marketing91’s editorial approach is built around transparency about who creates and maintains our content, how commercial relationships work and how the website has evolved since 2009.
We aim to preserve the useful marketing and business resources that form the historical foundation of Marketing91 while developing specialist coverage in the areas researched by our current authors and editorial team.
If you believe an article contains outdated or inaccurate information, we welcome feedback through our Contact page.
