Terms of use
Last updated: October 22, 2026
Conditions for reading the source profile, preparing an enquiry and arranging any separate service.
1. What these pages cover
These conditions apply to browsing lancemktdigitalusa.online and preparing an enquiry. The site presents the services, founders and case descriptions of Lance Marketing Digital, the Brazilian digital marketing agency. The publishing entity is ADS CONSTRUCOES E ELTRICA LTDA, identified on the About page and in the footer by its Brazilian address. English wording and a domain name do not create a United States establishment, licence or transaction. A later service, clinical appointment or other agreement requires identification of the actual responsible provider and its own conditions.
2. Understanding the source profile
Founder biographies, portfolio examples, testimonials and qualifications on the source-led pages describe Lance Marketing Digital and the people named there. They do not become the construction company’s achievements by appearing on a site it publishes. This edition does not confirm a partnership or agency appointment. Ask who will provide and contract for a proposed service before making a commitment. A source biography and a registered publishing identity answer different questions. References to awards, reviews or experience should be read with their named subject and context rather than interpreted as transferable proof about another entity.
3. Information and individual decisions
The service descriptions introduce possible approaches to a commercial problem. An advertising channel, automation or website specification should be chosen after considering the business, audience, constraints and available evidence. A short feature list is not an implementation specification or a guarantee of leads, ranking, sales or profit. Ask which deliverables and dependencies apply to your project before relying on a general description.
4. The enquiry mechanism
The form is available for a question about a website, search strategy, advertising or automation project. Browser validation checks that required fields have content and that certain formats are plausible; it cannot verify identity or whether a message is accurate. The draft button creates a local message for review and an optional email-app link. Nothing is sent by a website backend. Choose whether to send from your own application and retain a copy if the matter is important. A draft is not acknowledgement that the intended recipient received it.
5. Confirmation before a commitment
A discussion is not acceptance of a quote or permission to access an advertising account. A project agreement should identify the supplier, deliverables, responsibilities, price, currency, timetable, dependencies and acceptance arrangements. Advertising spend, platform subscriptions, domains and third-party licences may be separate matters. Confirm these points before paying or granting access. A general enquiry does not authorise a supplier to launch campaigns, move customer data or incur expenses on your behalf.
6. Costs, payments and cancellations
These pages introduce agency services and provide a route to a project discussion; they do not launch an advertising campaign, provision an automation or take a project payment. There is no card checkout, charge or payment authorisation in the draft form. If a separately arranged service involves payment, clarify its currency, recipient, scope and cancellation conditions before agreeing. The cancellation page explains how to frame a question; it does not invent a universal fee, deposit or return period. Mandatory consumer protections and obligations arising from an actual binding agreement continue to apply.
7. Providing appropriate material
Do not paste advertising account credentials, customer databases, payment credentials, access tokens or confidential campaign exports into an initial project message. Establish an appropriate channel and the necessary permissions first. You remain responsible for deciding what to include in an ordinary message and for the authority to share another person’s information. A relevant reference, brief explanation and way to reply are generally enough for the first discussion. Providing an enquiry does not transfer ownership of your material or give an unrestricted licence to use it in public advertising.
8. Names, images and content rights
The source photographs, portraits, logos, written descriptions and design can involve rights held by the named organisation, individuals and other rights holders. They identify the subject being discussed; they are not an unrestricted commercial reuse licence. You may read the site and retain relevant material for your own consideration subject to applicable law. Do not remove attribution or use a portrait, testimonial or credential to imply that someone endorses an unrelated service.
9. Responsible access and technical limitations
Do not interfere with the website, impersonate another person, seek administrative access or use the enquiry route to distribute harmful material. Normal browsing and accessibility tools are welcome. Networks, browsers and email applications can fail or display cached information. A displayed draft or a failed page is not evidence that a service was accepted, cancelled or performed. Report a reproducible problem with the page address and the affected control, without accessing or exposing someone else’s information.
10. Third-party services and separate responsibility
A reference to an external organisation does not make it a party to every interaction with this publisher. A destination reached through a link has its own terms and privacy practices. Confirm the identity of a service provider before using its systems or entering a separate agreement. These website conditions do not alter a clinician’s professional duties, an advertising platform’s policies, a provider contract or a right that applicable law gives the visitor. Responsibility depends on the actual representation and relationship.
11. Questions, remedies and changes
For a concern about this edition, identify the page, the statement or interaction involved, the relevant date and the correction or outcome sought. For a question about an existing transaction, use the records and recipient established for that transaction. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded, creates a foreign forum merely because the site is in English, or removes an available consumer or regulatory remedy. Later wording changes do not automatically rewrite an earlier agreement or extinguish an existing claim.