The short answer
Remediation Insider plans to earn revenue from advertising, directory listings, job postings and sponsored placements. All paid placement is labelled. Editorial rankings are not for sale. As of September 2026 the site carries no paid placements at all, because it has just launched.
Current status
We are stating this plainly because it will change: at the time of writing this page, there are no advertisers, sponsors or paid listings on this site. Nothing you read here has been paid for. When that changes, this page changes with it, and the labelling described below applies from the first paid placement.
How we intend to earn revenue
| Source | What the buyer gets | What it never affects |
|---|---|---|
| Display and newsletter advertising | A labelled ad slot. | Article content, rankings, or which topics we cover. |
| Directory listings | A listing in our directory, with an optional Featured slot that is visibly labelled. | Editorial ranking order, which follows published criteria. |
| Job postings | A posting on our job board for a fixed period. | Editorial coverage of the employer. |
| Sponsored placements | A clearly labelled sponsored block or article. | Unlabelled placement anywhere, ever. |
The rules we hold ourselves to
- Paid placements carry a visible Sponsored or Featured partner label.
- Paid links use
rel="sponsored". - Advertisers do not get advance sight of articles and cannot request changes to editorial content.
- Buying a listing does not move you up an editorial ranking. Ranking criteria are published alongside any ranked list.
- We do not promise advertisers rankings, backlinks, traffic levels, or citations in AI assistants.
What we will not do
We will not claim to be advertising-free, unsponsored or independent of commercial support while selling any of the above. If you ever find an unlabelled paid placement on this site, that is an error and we want to hear about it at editorial@remediationinsider.com.
To advertise, see the advertise page.