Terms & Conditions

Medical Marketing Guru, LLC

Effective Date: 10/28/2026
Version: 16
Governing Law: Colorado

I. Introduction and Scope

1.1 Parties. These Terms and Conditions ("Terms") govern the products, professional services, marketing campaigns, website development, hosting, and related services provided by Medical Marketing Guru, LLC ("MMG") to the individual or business entity purchasing such services ("Participant" or "Client").
1.2 Entire Agreement. These Terms, together with any signed Proposal, Statement of Work ("SOW"), Order Form, or other expressly incorporated document, collectively constitute the agreement between MMG and the Participant ("Agreement").
1.3 Order of Precedence. In the event of conflicting provisions, the following order of precedence applies unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing:

(a) The most recent mutually executed Proposal or Statement of Work;
(b) Any applicable written addendum, including a Business Associate Agreement;
(c) These Terms and Conditions; and
(d) Other documents expressly incorporated by reference.

A document shall modify another document only to the extent of an actual conflict or express amendment.

1.4 Acceptance of Agreement. By executing a Proposal, signing electronically, completing an authorized online order, or providing written acceptance through email or other electronic communication, the Participant agrees to be bound by the applicable Agreement, including these Terms and Conditions. Written electronic acceptance may include affirmative responses such as "Yes," "Approved," "I Agree," "Accepted," or similar language that clearly communicates authorization to proceed with the identified Proposal or Agreement. Such acceptance shall be considered binding to the extent permitted by applicable law, provided the applicable Proposal and incorporated Terms and Conditions were made available to the Participant before acceptance and the communication reasonably demonstrates an intention to accept those terms. Electronic acceptance must originate from the Participant or an individual reasonably authorized to act on the Participant's behalf. MMG shall retain the applicable Proposal, Terms and Conditions, and acceptance record as documentation of the Agreement.
1.5 Contract Version. Each Proposal shall identify the effective date or version of the Terms incorporated into the Agreement. MMG shall maintain an archived copy of that version.
1.6 Business Services. MMG primarily provides services to businesses and healthcare practices. Any provision inconsistent with applicable mandatory consumer protection laws shall be applied only to the extent permitted by law.

II. Definitions

2.1 Fixed-Term Services. Services provided for a defined project or specified period, including website design, logo development, direct mail campaigns, reputation clean-up services, and other individually contracted projects.
2.2 Ongoing Services. Recurring services that continue for a specified initial term or on a month-to-month basis, including website hosting, SEO, PPC management, social media marketing, reputation management, reporting, and other recurring programs.
2.3 Onboarding. The commencement of work on behalf of the Participant, including planning, research, strategy, setup, development, creative design, account configuration, or deployment. Onboarding begins when MMG first performs authorized work or as otherwise specified in the applicable Proposal.
2.4 Deliverables. The completed products or work specifically identified for delivery to the Participant under the applicable Proposal.
2.5 Client Materials. Information, text, images, logos, trademarks, photographs, video, files, data, and other materials provided or authorized by the Participant.
2.6 MMG Retained Materials. Pre-existing, independently developed, reusable, or proprietary technology and intellectual property owned or controlled by MMG, including software, code libraries, frameworks, templates, systems, and tools, as further described in Section 8.
2.7 Third-Party Licensed Materials. Materials owned or licensed by parties other than MMG or the Participant, including stock photography, fonts, software, plugins, themes, graphics, video, and other licensed assets.
2.8 Website Transfer. Any migration, recreation, duplication, relocation, conversion, export, or transfer of a website to a different hosting provider, content management system, developer, marketing agency, or other service provider.
2.9 Business Day. Monday through Friday, excluding applicable federal holidays.
2.10 Effective Date. The date the Agreement becomes effective as specified in the applicable Proposal or other accepted contract document.

III. Scope of Services and Client Responsibilities

3.1 Services. MMG shall provide the services and Deliverables described in the applicable Proposal or Statement of Work.
3.2 Scope Changes. Services outside the agreed scope, including additional revisions, development, research, consultations, troubleshooting, content creation, or third-party coordination, may require a separate written authorization and additional fees.
3.3 Client Cooperation. Participant shall provide timely access to materials, accounts, approvals, information, credentials, and other resources reasonably required to perform the contracted services.
3.4 Accuracy of Client-Provided Information. Participant is responsible for ensuring that all business information, professional credentials, service descriptions, pricing, promotions, clinical representations, and other materials supplied to MMG are accurate, complete, current, and lawful. MMG may reasonably rely on information provided or approved by Participant when developing marketing materials and performing contracted services, unless MMG knows or reasonably should recognize that such information is inaccurate, misleading, or unlawful. Participant agrees to promptly notify MMG of material changes to its business operations, professional credentials, available services, pricing, treatment protocols, or other information relevant to published marketing materials. For healthcare clients, Participant remains responsible for providing appropriate professional oversight and clinical verification of information specific to its practice, treatments, and professional services.
3.5 Delays. MMG may reasonably adjust project schedules when Participant fails to provide required information, materials, access, or approvals, or when delays result from third-party providers or circumstances outside MMG's reasonable control.
3.6 Marketing Authorization, Content Publication, and Automated Advertising. Participant authorizes MMG to independently research, develop, create, edit, optimize, manage, and publish marketing and educational materials within the scope of contracted services. Such activities may include website content, service descriptions, SEO improvements, blog articles, landing pages, metadata, structured data, graphics, paid advertising, social media content, and other ongoing marketing activities. Participant acknowledges that the nature of digital marketing requires continuous adjustments, testing, optimization, and publication of new or modified content. Accordingly, authorization of the contracted marketing services includes authorization for MMG to implement routine content changes, advertising modifications, and campaign optimizations without obtaining separate approval for every individual publication or adjustment, except where specific approval is required by applicable law or expressly agreed in writing.

Automated and AI-Generated Advertising. Participant acknowledges that third-party advertising platforms, search engines, and marketing technologies may utilize artificial intelligence, machine learning, automated content generation, and dynamic optimization to create, modify, combine, or display advertising materials. Such materials may include headlines, descriptions, images, advertisements, extensions, and other promotional assets that are not individually created or approved by MMG before delivery. Participant authorizes MMG to utilize these technologies within the scope of contracted services, recognizing that the precise content, combinations, placement, and presentation of certain advertising materials may vary automatically. MMG shall exercise commercially reasonable oversight of such systems and available controls but does not guarantee advance review of every dynamically generated variation.
Clinical and Business Accuracy. Participant remains responsible for providing accurate information concerning its professional credentials, services, treatment protocols, business operations, pricing, promotions, and other practice-specific representations. Participant agrees to review newly published or materially revised service descriptions and other substantive practice information within ten (10) business days of publication, except where applicable law requires approval before publication. Participant shall promptly notify MMG of any inaccurate, outdated, misleading, or otherwise inappropriate content. Upon receiving such notification, MMG shall use commercially reasonable efforts to review and correct the identified material within a reasonable period.
Professional and Regulatory Compliance. Where applicable laws or professional regulations require licensed professional approval of advertising or other regulated communications, Participant shall designate an appropriately licensed professional to provide the required approval and maintain applicable records. The parties may establish approved campaign parameters, service descriptions, advertising messages, and content guidelines to support efficient ongoing marketing operations, to the extent such procedures satisfy applicable regulatory requirements. Nothing in this provision eliminates legally required approvals or relieves either party of its independent obligations under applicable law.

3.7 Professional Standards. MMG agrees to perform its services in a commercially reasonable manner consistent with the agreed scope and applicable law.

IV. Payment Terms and Billing

4.1 Fees. Participant agrees to pay all fees identified in the applicable Proposal, including development fees, management fees, hosting charges, subscriptions, third-party expenses, and authorized additional services.
4.2 Payment Schedule. Payments may consist of deposits, progress payments, balances due before release, or recurring monthly charges as specified in the applicable Proposal.
4.3 Payment Authorization. Participant authorizes MMG to charge the payment method provided for fees and expenses expressly authorized under the Agreement, according to the agreed billing schedule.
4.4 Late Payments. Unpaid balances exceeding sixty (60) days from the applicable invoice due date may accrue interest at twenty-one percent (21%) annually, or the maximum rate permitted by applicable law, whichever is lower. An additional late charge of $150 may apply where legally permitted and not duplicative of other prohibited charges.
4.5 Returned Payments. A $25 fee may be assessed for returned checks or unsuccessful payment transactions, to the extent permitted by law.
4.6 Third-Party Cost Increases and Contract Price Adjustments. Participant acknowledges that the cost of contracted products and services may be affected by changes in third-party pricing, including but not limited to postage, printing, paper, materials, fulfillment, shipping, mailing lists, software subscriptions, advertising platforms, and other external expenses necessary to perform the contracted services.

(a) Application to Existing Agreements. Participant agrees that contracted pricing may be adjusted during an active Agreement, including fixed-term, annual, recurring, and multi-month Agreements, when third-party costs increase after the Agreement has been executed. Such adjustments shall be limited to reasonable, documented increases in applicable external costs directly attributable to fulfilling the contracted services. MMG's separately contracted professional service fees shall remain unchanged unless otherwise permitted by the Agreement or mutually agreed in writing.
(b) Notice of Adjustment. MMG shall provide written notice of a material cost increase as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming aware of the increase. The notice shall identify the affected services, the applicable increase, and the resulting adjustment to future charges. When reasonably available, MMG shall provide the Participant with an opportunity to evaluate the adjustment before the affected services are performed.
(c) Continued Performance. Participant may elect to continue services at the adjusted cost or request reasonable modifications to the contracted quantities, frequency, materials, or delivery schedule to accommodate the increased expenses. Any modification shall be subject to MMG's approval and the availability of the applicable third-party services.
(d) Suspension of Affected Services. If Participant declines to pay an applicable third-party cost adjustment or fails to provide necessary authorization within ten (10) business days after receiving notice, MMG may suspend, postpone, or withhold the affected future services until the parties reach an agreement. MMG shall not be required to personally absorb increased external costs to fulfill services at a financial loss. Any resulting delivery deadlines shall be reasonably extended.
(e) Existing Financial Obligations. Suspension, modification, or termination resulting from a third-party cost increase shall not relieve Participant of responsibility for fees earned for services already performed, authorized work in progress, noncancelable third-party commitments, or other amounts lawfully due under the Agreement. MMG's separately contracted minimum service commitments and any expressly agreed early termination charges shall remain enforceable to the extent permitted by applicable law. No duplicative recovery shall be permitted.
(f) Unresolved Adjustments. If the parties cannot reasonably agree on a revised cost, scope, or delivery schedule within fifteen (15) business days after notice, either party may terminate the affected future services through written notice. The parties shall reconcile completed work, earned service fees, committed expenses, and any other amounts due under the applicable Agreement.
(g) Scope of Adjustment. Cost adjustments under this provision shall apply prospectively to affected services not yet fulfilled and shall not retroactively increase charges for services already completed at an agreed price.
(h) Contractual Pricing Mechanism. The parties acknowledge that these provisions establish an agreed mechanism for responding to changes in third-party costs during the contractual term, rather than an unrestricted right for MMG to change its professional service fees. Any adjustment remains subject to applicable law and the specific pricing commitments in the applicable Proposal.

4.7 Additional Professional Services. Work requested outside the agreed scope may be billed at MMG's then-current professional service rates, disclosed to Participant before the additional work begins.
4.8 Taxes and Third-Party Expenses. Applicable taxes, postage, printing, software subscriptions, advertising costs, and other agreed third-party expenses are the Participant's responsibility unless expressly included in the contracted price.
4.9 Disputed Invoices. Participant shall notify MMG in writing of any good-faith invoice dispute within fifteen (15) calendar days after receipt, identifying the disputed amount and the reason. Failure to dispute within that period does not waive rights that cannot lawfully be waived. Undisputed amounts remain payable when due.

V. Term, Renewal, and Recurring Services

5.1 Initial Term. The term of each service shall be specified in the applicable Proposal.
5.2 Fixed-Term Services. Fixed-Term Services terminate upon completion or expiration of the specified term unless the parties agree to extend the project or services.
5.3 Ongoing Services and Automatic Renewal. Unless otherwise expressly stated in the applicable Proposal, all Ongoing Services provided by MMG automatically renew on a month-to-month basis and continue indefinitely until terminated in accordance with this Agreement. Recurring services may include website hosting, website maintenance, SEO, PPC management, social media marketing, reputation management, reporting, and other subscription-based services. The monthly or annual fee identified in the Proposal represents the recurring charge for the applicable service. Unless otherwise specified, recurring services are billed on the first (1st) calendar day of each month, regardless of weekends or holidays. No additional minimum contractual commitment applies beyond the current monthly service period unless a minimum service term is expressly identified in the applicable Proposal.
5.4 Automatic Renewal Authorization. By accepting a Proposal identifying recurring services and the applicable monthly charges, Participant authorizes MMG to continue providing and billing those services automatically each month until cancellation is requested. Unless otherwise stated in the Proposal, automatic renewal occurs on the first (1st) day of each calendar month, with each renewal covering the following monthly service period. Recurring services do not require a new Proposal, signature, or separate authorization for each monthly renewal. Fixed-Term Services, one-time projects, and other expressly nonrecurring services shall not automatically renew unless the applicable Proposal specifically provides otherwise.
5.5 Cancellation Notice and Timing. Participant may terminate month-to-month Ongoing Services by providing written cancellation notice at least three (3) calendar days before the next scheduled renewal date. Unless otherwise stated in the Proposal, the renewal date is the first (1st) day of each calendar month. Cancellation requests may be submitted to info@medicalmarketingguru.com or through any additional cancellation mechanism provided by MMG. When timely notice is received, the applicable service shall terminate at the conclusion of the current paid service period, unless otherwise agreed. Cancellation requests received fewer than three (3) calendar days before the renewal date may result in the next monthly service period being billed, subject to applicable law. MMG shall promptly process cancellation requests and comply with any earlier termination rights required by law.
5.6 Services With Separate Contractual Commitments. Certain services, including contracted direct mail programs, fixed-term marketing campaigns, website development projects, and other specially negotiated services, may have an initial term, minimum commitment, or payment schedule identified in the applicable Proposal. Such services shall remain subject to their expressly agreed contractual commitments, even when payments are collected monthly. Upon expiration of any initial term, services shall continue on a month-to-month basis only where automatic continuation is expressly authorized in the applicable Proposal.
5.7 Automatic Renewal Disclosures and Notices. MMG shall clearly disclose applicable recurring charges, billing frequency, automatic renewal arrangements, cancellation procedures, and minimum purchase obligations before Participant accepts the applicable Agreement. MMG shall provide any required renewal reminders, material-change notifications, and written acknowledgments in accordance with applicable law.
5.8 Cancellation Procedures. Participant may cancel recurring services by sending written notice to info@medicalmarketingguru.com or by using any additional cancellation mechanism MMG makes available.Where required by applicable law, MMG shall provide a readily accessible online cancellation method that complies with the applicable legal requirements.Cancellation does not relieve Participant of outstanding fees, noncancelable third-party expenses, or obligations arising under a separately agreed fixed-term commitment, to the extent permitted by law.
5.9 Recurring Payment Consent. MMG shall obtain and retain the authorization required for recurring billing and provide the Participant with an acknowledgment of the relevant renewal and cancellation terms.

VI. Termination, Suspension, and Refunds

6.1 Termination by Participant. Participant may terminate Ongoing Services in accordance with Section 5 and the applicable Proposal.
6.2 Fixed-Term Projects. Once authorized work has begun on a Fixed-Term Service, fees for completed work, committed third-party expenses, noncancelable vendor charges, and other amounts owed under the applicable Proposal remain payable. Any additional early termination charge must be expressly identified in the applicable Proposal and comply with applicable law.
6.3 Termination by MMG. MMG may suspend or terminate services for nonpayment, material breach, unlawful activity, misuse of services, security risks, or other substantial violations of the Agreement, subject to applicable notice and cure requirements.
6.4 Payment Default. If payment remains outstanding for sixty (60) days, MMG may issue written notice demanding payment within five (5) business days. Failure to cure may result in suspension, termination, collection activity, or other lawful remedies.
6.5 Nonpayment Suspension. During a permitted suspension, MMG is not obligated to continue active advertising, hosting, maintenance, reporting, or other services that require ongoing expenditures, except as required by law or a separate agreement.
6.6 Refunds. Fees attributable to services already performed, approved development work, completed creative services, setup, printing, and nonrecoverable third-party expenses are nonrefundable, except as required by law or expressly agreed in writing.
6.7 Unearned Payments. Any prepaid amounts not earned or committed to noncancelable expenses shall be handled according to the applicable Proposal and applicable law.
6.8 Store Credit. MMG may issue noncash service credits at its discretion. Unless otherwise agreed, store credits are nontransferable, not redeemable for cash except where required by law, and expire twelve (12) months after issuance, subject to applicable law.
6.9 Final Reconciliation. Following termination, MMG may issue a final statement covering outstanding service fees, third-party charges, authorized transfer work, and any applicable prepaid credits or refunds.
6.10 Surviving Obligations. Termination does not extinguish accrued payment obligations, intellectual property rights, confidentiality duties, valid licensing restrictions, attribution obligations, dispute-resolution rights, or other provisions expressly intended to survive.

VII. Website Hosting, Storage, and Transfers

7.1 Hosting Services. MMG shall provide website hosting for the period during which contracted hosting services remain active and required payments are current.
7.2 Website Files and Databases. Subject to the ownership provisions of Section 8, Participant may request an export of the completed website files, database, and other transferable Deliverables to which Participant is entitled.
7.3 Website Transfers. Participant may transfer a fully paid website to another provider. Participant is responsible for third-party hosting arrangements, receiving-provider requirements, compatibility issues, and costs associated with the transfer unless otherwise agreed.
7.4 Website Transfer Services and Additional Fees. MMG is not obligated to perform website transfers, migrations, exports, database preparation, DNS modifications, or related technical services as part of its standard hosting or website development agreements unless expressly included in the applicable Proposal. At MMG's discretion, website transfer assistance may be offered as a separately contracted service, subject to an agreed scope of work and applicable fees. Any initial quote or estimate shall be based on the anticipated work and technical requirements known at the time of assessment. Participant acknowledges that unforeseen technical complications, compatibility issues, third-party hosting limitations, database problems, software conflicts, or additional requirements may result in work exceeding the original scope or estimate. Additional work beyond the agreed scope may be billed at MMG's applicable professional service rates, subject to written notice and authorization from Participant. MMG reserves the right to suspend or discontinue transfer assistance until any additional fees or revised scope of work have been approved. MMG does not guarantee the successful completion of transfers involving third-party systems or technical circumstances outside its reasonable control. Participant remains responsible for all fees associated with completed work, authorized additional services, and applicable third-party expenses.
7.5 Technical Compatibility. MMG does not guarantee that a website developed for one content management system will function without modification on another platform. Compatibility testing, software conversion, recreation, and troubleshooting are separate services unless expressly included.
7.6 Proprietary Systems. MMG is not required to transfer proprietary hosting infrastructure, internal account credentials, reusable development tools, software licenses, agency-owned subscriptions, or other MMG Retained Materials not included in the Client's ownership rights.
7.7 Post-Termination Website Storage. Following termination of hosting services, MMG will retain a reasonably available copy of the website files and database for up to thirty (30) calendar days, subject to security requirements, applicable law, and circumstances beyond MMG's reasonable control.
7.8 Export Requests. Participant is encouraged to request a complete website export before the hosting termination date. MMG shall use commercially reasonable efforts to fulfill timely, authorized export requests, subject to outstanding payment obligations and the restrictions of applicable law.
7.9 Data Removal. After the thirty-day retention period, MMG may delete website files, databases, and related materials from active hosting systems without further obligation to maintain them, except where retention is legally required. Residual backup copies may remain temporarily within ordinary system backup cycles and shall be handled in accordance with applicable retention and security requirements.
7.10 Backups. Routine backups are intended for operational recovery and do not replace Participant's responsibility to maintain independent copies of critical business information.
7.11 Domains. Domain names registered for and owned by Participant remain Participant property. MMG shall reasonably cooperate with authorized domain transfers, subject to registrar requirements, payment obligations, and applicable fees. Domain names, software subscriptions, and accounts independently owned by MMG do not automatically transfer with website ownership.
7.12 Transition Cooperation. MMG and Participant agree to cooperate reasonably in completing authorized transfers and resolving transition-related administrative matters.
7.13 Third-Party Licensing. Website exports and migrations remain subject to the intellectual property and licensing provisions of Section 8.

VIII. Ownership, Intellectual Property, and Licensing

8.1 General Ownership and Service Distinctions. Participant acknowledges that MMG provides a variety of creative, technical, marketing, advertising, and ongoing management services, each of which may involve different ownership rights, licensing requirements, account access, and delivery obligations.Payment for a product or service does not automatically transfer ownership of all materials, creative assets, technical resources, systems, accounts, or intellectual property used or developed in connection with that service. Ownership and usage rights shall be determined by the specific type of service, the applicable Proposal, and the provisions of this Agreement. Except where expressly transferred under this Agreement or the applicable Proposal, all rights not otherwise granted remain with their respective owners.
8.2 Graphic Design, Logos, and Print Materials. Upon full payment, Participant shall receive ownership of the final, approved, original custom artwork specifically developed for Participant under a contracted graphic design, logo design, or print design project, to the extent MMG owns the rights being transferred. Such artwork may include completed logos, brochures, postcards, advertisements, promotional graphics, and other finished creative products expressly included in the applicable Proposal. Ownership of final artwork does not automatically include preliminary concepts, unused designs, internal working documents, editable source files, design templates, proprietary production methods, or reusable creative components. Original working files, including Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and other native project files, shall remain MMG property unless their delivery is expressly included in the applicable Proposal or separately agreed in writing. Final artwork may be provided in standard production or publication formats appropriate to the contracted service, subject to applicable licensing restrictions.
8.3 Website Ownership and Completed Website Rights. Upon full payment of the contracted website development services, Participant shall receive the agreed ownership rights in the completed, client-specific website, including original written content, client-specific graphics, and custom visual design elements developed expressly for Participant, subject to the exclusions and retained rights described in this Section. Participant may continue operating, maintaining, modifying, and transferring the completed website to another hosting provider or developer, subject to the applicable intellectual property rights, third-party licensing restrictions, attribution requirements, and website transfer provisions of this Agreement. Ownership of the completed website does not automatically include MMG's original Photoshop design files, development mockups, planning documents, reusable website frameworks, proprietary themes, reusable templates, underlying software systems, independent code libraries, or other MMG Retained Materials. Where MMG Retained Materials are incorporated into the completed website, Participant receives a license sufficient for the ordinary operation, maintenance, and permitted transfer of that website, subject to Section 8.7 and applicable third-party licensing restrictions.
8.4 Website Hosting, Access, and Delivery. Ownership rights in a completed website are separate from the services required to host, administer, export, package, convert, migrate, or install that website. While the website remains hosted or managed by MMG, Participant's ownership of eligible website materials does not create an automatic right to unrestricted access to MMG's hosting infrastructure, internal server credentials, proprietary administration systems, or development environments. MMG is not required to provide ongoing copies of website files, databases, or internal development materials during active hosting merely because Participant owns the completed website. Upon an authorized request to transfer or obtain eligible website materials, the parties shall follow the procedures and applicable fees described in Section 7, including any separately contracted technical assistance. Nothing in this provision shall eliminate Participant's ownership rights in eligible website materials or any delivery obligations expressly required under the Agreement or applicable law.
8.5 Ongoing Digital Marketing Services. SEO, PPC management, social media marketing, reputation management, advertising optimization, reporting, and other ongoing digital marketing services are professional services and do not automatically constitute the sale or assignment of all creative materials, campaign assets, account configurations, technical implementations, or underlying intellectual property developed or utilized during performance. Unless otherwise expressly stated in the applicable Proposal, Participant receives the benefit of the contracted services and permission to use the resulting marketing materials within the applicable website, advertising, social media, and other authorized business channels. Upon payment of applicable fees, Participant may continue using original client-specific marketing content already lawfully published for Participant, subject to third-party licensing restrictions and any rights expressly reserved under the Agreement. This permission does not require MMG to provide internal campaign-building materials, unpublished creative concepts, editable project files, research documents, proprietary strategies, reusable content frameworks, account-level configurations, or other internal working materials. Any separately requested transfer, recreation, preparation, or delivery of additional campaign assets shall be subject to technical availability, applicable platform restrictions, and any separately agreed fees.
8.6 Artificial Intelligence and Automated Creative Assets. Participant acknowledges that MMG and third-party marketing platforms may use artificial intelligence, machine learning, automated asset generation, and dynamic optimization in the creation, modification, combination, and publication of marketing content. Such systems may automatically generate or modify advertisements, headlines, descriptions, graphics, images, videos, layouts, or other assets without individual manual creation or review by MMG. Ownership, usage, availability, and transferability of these materials may be governed by applicable law and the terms of the relevant technology or advertising provider. MMG does not guarantee exclusive ownership, copyright protection, independent availability, or transferability of AI-generated or automatically assembled materials. Unless expressly agreed in writing and technically available, MMG shall not be required to reproduce, separately export, deliver, or transfer individual AI-generated variations or automated advertising assets generated or controlled by third-party platforms. This provision does not limit Participant's rights in its own materials or any rights independently granted by the applicable platform.
8.7 MMG Retained Intellectual Property. MMG retains ownership of its pre-existing, independently developed, reusable, or proprietary intellectual property, including software, reusable code libraries, scripts, templates, website frameworks, development tools, design systems, analytics platforms, reporting systems, databases, automation processes, and proprietary technical implementations. MMG also retains its rights in protectable original design materials, independently developed creative resources, and confidential business methods not expressly transferred to Participant. Inclusion of MMG Retained Materials within a completed project does not, by itself, transfer ownership of those materials. Where such materials are required for ordinary operation of a fully paid website, MMG grants Participant a nonexclusive, perpetual license to use and maintain those materials solely as incorporated into that website, including through a permitted hosting transfer, to the extent MMG has the authority to grant such rights. Participant may not independently extract, resell, redistribute, sublicense, or commercially exploit MMG's retained proprietary materials except as expressly authorized in writing.
8.8 Client-Provided Materials. Participant retains its ownership rights in all materials it provides to MMG, including business names, trademarks, logos, photographs, documents, customer information, and other Client Materials. Participant grants MMG the permissions reasonably necessary to use, modify, publish, and distribute those materials in performing the contracted services. Participant represents that it possesses sufficient rights to authorize such use. Nothing in this Agreement transfers ownership of Client Materials to MMG unless separately agreed in writing.
8.9 Third-Party Licensed Materials. Third-party stock photography, stock video, graphics, fonts, software, plugins, themes, licensed creative assets, and other externally licensed materials remain subject to the rights and restrictions of their respective owners and licensors. Payment for a website, marketing campaign, or creative project does not independently transfer ownership of third-party materials or licenses. Licenses acquired through MMG's accounts remain subject to their original terms and shall not be presumed transferable or sublicensable to Participant or a successor provider. Participant and any successor provider shall be responsible for obtaining any additional licenses required for independent or continued use of such materials following a transfer or termination of services. MMG is not obligated to perform a comprehensive third-party asset inventory or licensing audit unless separately contracted and compensated for that work.
8.10 Advertising, Social Media, and Third-Party Accounts. Ownership of, and access to, advertising accounts, social media profiles, business listings, analytics properties, and other third-party platforms shall be determined by the applicable Proposal, the account's established ownership, and the governing platform terms. Accounts owned by Participant remain Participant property, subject to the applicable provider's rules and any authorized administrative arrangements. Accounts, manager accounts, proprietary systems, and subscriptions owned or independently maintained by MMG shall remain MMG property unless expressly transferred in writing. Payment for advertising or marketing services does not independently transfer ownership of MMG-owned accounts, platform subscriptions, or agency management systems. Where Participant owns an account, MMG shall reasonably cooperate with authorized administrative-access changes or removal of MMG's access upon termination, subject to applicable platform procedures and outstanding contractual obligations. MMG is not required to disclose internal agency credentials, grant access to accounts containing other clients' information, or transfer proprietary agency infrastructure. Substantial transition assistance, account restructuring, data extraction, or technical support requested beyond normal account-access changes may be subject to separately agreed fees.
8.11 Delivery of Files and Source Materials. Unless expressly included in the applicable Proposal, payment for creative, website, or digital marketing services does not require MMG to deliver editable source files, original project files, development environments, design mockups, production templates, proprietary frameworks, internal documents, or other working materials. The delivery of final artwork, completed website materials, or other expressly contracted assets shall be governed by the applicable Proposal and relevant service-specific provisions of this Agreement. Ownership of a completed product shall not, by itself, create an obligation for MMG to provide additional uncompensated technical, development, export, or migration services. Nothing in this Section shall prevent Participant from receiving materials to which it is expressly entitled under the Agreement or applicable law.
8.12 Express Copyright Assignments. Any transfer of copyright ownership shall be limited to the rights and materials expressly identified for assignment under the applicable Agreement and documented in a written instrument signed by MMG or its authorized representative, where required by applicable law. No ownership interest in MMG Retained Materials or third-party intellectual property shall transfer merely by implication from the purchase of services or payment of invoices.
8.13 Website Attribution and Surviving Rights. The ownership, licensing, and usage rights described in this Section remain subject to the website creator attribution obligations established in Section 9. Transfer of website ownership or the completion, cancellation, or expiration of services does not independently terminate any applicable attribution requirement, retained intellectual property right, or third-party licensing restriction. The provisions of this Section shall survive termination to the extent necessary to preserve the rights and obligations expressly established herein.

IX. Website Attribution and Creator Recognition

9.1 Reservation of Attribution. MMG expressly reserves the contractual right to receive and maintain reasonable attribution identifying MMG as the original website designer or developer of websites or landing pages created by MMG.
9.2 Required Attribution. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Participant shall maintain a discreet, visible attribution in the website footer displaying the MMG name or approved logo, accompanied by an appropriate hyperlink to https://medicalmarketingguru.com/. An acceptable attribution may read: "Website Design by Medical Marketing Guru". The attribution may be formatted to reasonably complement the website design, provided that it remains visible, legible, and identifiable.
9.3 Effect of Ownership Transfer. Transfer of website ownership under Section 8 does not extinguish the contractual attribution obligation established in this Section. The attribution obligation is a separately agreed condition associated with the continuing use of qualifying MMG-created website materials.
9.4 Survival Following Migration. Attribution obligations shall survive termination, expiration, website migration, hosting changes, conversion to another content management system, redesign, or engagement of a successor developer or marketing company.
9.5 Continued Use of Original Creative Work. Attribution shall remain required for so long as a substantial and recognizable portion of MMG's original website design, creative arrangement, written content, graphics, or other qualifying original creative materials remains incorporated into the website.This includes circumstances where fifty one percent (51%) or more of the original MMG-developed design or creative content remains in use, considering the applicable original and replacement website components as a whole. Changes to the hosting platform, source-code format, or underlying content management system do not, by themselves, constitute replacement of the original creative work.
9.6 Independent Replacement. The attribution requirement shall cease when qualifying MMG-created materials have been substantially replaced by independently created materials such that the relevant MMG creative contribution no longer remains materially incorporated into the website. The parties may mutually confirm termination of the attribution requirement in writing.
9.7 Successor Provider Notification. Before transferring a website, Participant agrees to notify the successor hosting provider, developer, or marketing company of MMG's continuing attribution requirements. Participant shall instruct the successor provider to preserve the required attribution and shall make reasonable efforts to obtain written acknowledgment of the obligation. Participant remains responsible for its own contractual obligations under this Agreement unless expressly released by MMG.
9.8 No Implied Current Affiliation. Attribution shall identify MMG's original creative contribution and shall not falsely imply that MMG continues to host, manage, maintain, or endorse a website after its services have ended.
9.9 Removal by Written Authorization. MMG may waive or modify the attribution requirement through an express written agreement signed by an authorized MMG representative.

10. Attribution Violations and Liquidated Damages

10.1 Notice of Violation. If Participant removes, conceals, materially alters, or fails to maintain required attribution, MMG may provide written notice describing the alleged violation.
10.2 Opportunity to Cure. Participant shall have ten (10) business days after receipt of written notice to restore the required attribution or resolve the matter through another arrangement approved in writing by MMG.
10.3 Acknowledgment of Potential Losses. The parties acknowledge that removal of required attribution may cause loss of brand exposure, promotional recognition, referral opportunities, and related commercial benefits. The parties further acknowledge that the actual monetary value of such losses may be difficult to determine accurately at the time of contracting.
10.4 Liquidated Damages. If Participant fails to cure an attribution violation within the period specified in Section 10.2, Participant agrees to pay liquidated damages in the amount of: $300.00 per calendar day per affected website, beginning after expiration of the cure period, subject to a maximum of $10,000.00 per affected website. The parties intend these amounts to represent a reasonable advance estimate of anticipated losses and not a penalty.
10.5 Alternative Remedies. To the extent permitted by applicable law, MMG may elect to pursue either the applicable liquidated damages or proven actual damages resulting from the same attribution violation, but shall not recover both for the same injury.
10.6 Additional Relief. Subject to applicable law, MMG may seek appropriate equitable relief and recover contractual attorney fees and costs where authorized under Section 19.
10.7 No Automatic Third-Party Liability. The contractual obligations and remedies in this Section apply to the parties bound by this Agreement. They do not independently impose contractual duties on a successor provider that has not agreed to such duties.
10.8 Survival. This Section survives termination, website transfer, and completion of services for as long as the underlying attribution obligations remain applicable.

11. Marketing Services and Performance

11.1 Professional Discretion. Participant authorizes MMG to employ its professional judgment in developing, maintaining, and modifying marketing campaigns within the agreed scope.
11.2 Proprietary Strategies. MMG may utilize proprietary SEO strategies, technical systems, content frameworks, automation tools, reporting processes, and other confidential methods that are not required to be disclosed in full.
11.3 No Performance Guarantee. Unless expressly guaranteed in a signed Proposal, MMG does not guarantee particular search engine rankings, website traffic, lead volume, appointment requests, new patients, advertising conversions, revenue, or return on investment.
11.4 Client Review. Participant is responsible for reviewing published business information, clinical content, professional representations, and promotional claims, and shall notify MMG of inaccuracies requiring correction.
11.5 Compliance. Participant is responsible for identifying professional, regulatory, contractual, and industry-specific restrictions applicable to its business, services, and marketing claims. MMG remains responsible for compliance obligations independently applicable to its own conduct.
11.6 Third-Party Platforms. Search engines, advertising networks, social media providers, directory publishers, and other platforms may change their policies, algorithms, features, or operating requirements without notice. MMG is not responsible for platform actions beyond its reasonable control, including account restrictions, algorithm changes, suspensions, content removal, or changes in advertising delivery, except to the extent caused by MMG's own legally actionable conduct.

12. Paid Advertising Services

12.1 Advertising Budgets. Paid advertising campaigns may include separately identified professional management fees and third-party media expenditures.
12.2 Third-Party Billing. Advertising platforms independently determine actual advertising delivery, charges, billing timing, and applicable adjustments.
12.3 Budget Authorization. Participant authorizes MMG to manage advertising expenditures within the agreed campaign budget, subject to platform billing characteristics and the limitations described in the applicable Proposal.
12.4 Budget Variances. Actual advertising charges may differ from projected daily, weekly, or monthly expenditures because of platform optimization, auction conditions, reporting delays, billing cycles, taxes, and other factors outside MMG's reasonable control.
12.5 Material Overages. MMG shall use commercially reasonable care when entering and monitoring campaign budgets. Material charges caused by MMG's own errors or conduct shall be evaluated under the Agreement and applicable law and shall not automatically become the Participant's responsibility merely because a third-party platform issued the charges.
12.6 Client Responsibility. Participant remains responsible for valid advertising expenditures authorized under the Agreement, including ordinary platform variances within the agreed billing framework.
12.7 No Advertising Guarantee. MMG does not guarantee particular advertising results, impressions, clicks, leads, conversion rates, sales, or patient appointments.
12.8 Budget Reconciliation. Upon completion or termination, MMG shall reconcile advertising funds received, actual platform charges, credits, and any remaining unspent funds. Unused prepaid media funds not committed or spent shall be refunded or otherwise applied as agreed in writing, subject to any lawful offsets for outstanding charges.
12.9 Account Ownership. Ownership and administration of advertising accounts shall be determined by the applicable Proposal and the relevant platform's terms. Participant-owned accounts and their transferable data shall remain Participant property, while MMG-owned agency accounts, tools, and subscriptions remain excluded unless expressly assigned.

13. SEO, Social Media, Reputation, and Email Marketing

13.1 SEO Services. Search Engine Optimization services may include content creation, technical improvements, local listing updates, reporting, schema implementation, and other activities defined in the applicable Proposal.
13.2 Search Engine Changes. Search engine rankings, indexing, and visibility are subject to independent search engine algorithms and policies. MMG cannot guarantee continued rankings or visibility following termination or platform changes.
13.3 Third-Party Account Access. MMG may use agency-owned or third-party subscriptions, tools, and proxy accounts to manage marketing services. Such subscriptions and tools do not automatically transfer to Participant.
13.4 Social Media Management. Participant authorizes MMG to create, schedule, publish, and manage content within the approved campaign scope, subject to platform rules and applicable professional or advertising restrictions.
13.5 Review and Reputation Services. MMG may provide review solicitation, monitoring, response assistance, or reputation management services. Participant remains responsible for the accuracy and appropriateness of its business representations and patient-related disclosures. Neither party shall knowingly publish fabricated reviews or engage in unlawful deceptive review practices.
13.6 Email and SMS Campaigns. Participant is responsible for supplying or authorizing lawful contact lists and appropriate permissions. MMG and Participant shall comply with their respective obligations under applicable commercial email, telemarketing, messaging, privacy, and consent laws.
13.7 Termination Effects. Upon termination, ongoing SEO, social media, reputation, and email campaign activities shall cease at the end of the applicable service term, subject to agreed transition services.

14. Call Tracking, Recordings, and Communication Systems

14.1 Call-Tracking Services. MMG may provide call-tracking numbers, call recording, routing, analytics, and related communication services through MMG-owned or third-party platforms.
14.2 Ownership of Numbers. Unless expressly assigned in writing, telephone numbers provisioned through MMG's agency accounts remain subject to the ownership and portability limitations of the applicable communications provider.
14.3 Cancellation and Discontinuation. Call-tracking services may cease following termination of the associated service agreement unless Participant separately contracts for continued service.
14.4 Number Portability. Participant may request transfer or porting of an eligible tracking number before termination. MMG shall reasonably cooperate with an authorized request when portability is supported by the underlying carrier and permitted by the applicable service agreement. Portability is not guaranteed where the number is ineligible, the carrier restricts transfers, or other technical or contractual limitations apply.
14.5 Transition Period. Participant should submit number-porting or continuation requests at least fifteen (15) calendar days before the scheduled service termination date. Where feasible, MMG may offer a temporary transition period subject to applicable service fees and carrier requirements.
14.6 Number Release. After termination and expiration of any agreed transition period, untransferred tracking numbers may be released, disconnected, or reassigned by the underlying communications provider.
14.7 Call Recording Compliance. Participant is responsible for determining and implementing legally required caller notices, recording consents, privacy disclosures, and patient-information protections applicable to its operations. MMG shall comply with recording and privacy obligations applicable to its own activities.
14.8 Data Retention. Availability of call recordings, historical call logs, and analytics following termination is subject to the applicable provider's retention policies and any separate agreement governing protected information.
14.9 Third-Party Costs. Continued call tracking, call recording, data retrieval, number porting, and related transition assistance may incur additional fees disclosed before authorization.

15. Direct Mail, Printing, and Physical Marketing Materials

15.1 Production Authorization. Participant shall review and approve final artwork, mailing specifications, quantities, addresses, and other required production details before a campaign enters final production where approval is required.
15.2 Changes After Approval. Changes requested after final approval may result in additional production, printing, list acquisition, design, or postage expenses.
15.3 Holds and Delays. Holds, delays, or schedule changes requested by Participant may incur a $69 monthly warehouse fee per occurrence and a $12 monthly call-service fee where applicable.
15.4 List Modifications. Changes to demographic, geographic, or mailing-list criteria after approval may require additional list acquisition or processing charges.
15.5 Printing and Postage. Once printing, list procurement, or postage purchasing has begun, related nonrecoverable expenditures remain payable by Participant.
15.6 Storage of Printed Materials. Printed materials retained due to Participant-requested delays may incur storage fees of $50 per month unless otherwise agreed.
15.7 Unclaimed Materials. If Participant fails to provide disposition instructions within thirty (30) calendar days following written notice, MMG may dispose of remaining physical materials in a commercially reasonable manner, subject to applicable law.
15.8 Third-Party Production. MMG may utilize printers, mailing houses, postal services, fulfillment providers, and other vendors. Production and delivery schedules may be affected by circumstances outside MMG's reasonable control.
15.9 Mailing Compliance. Participant is responsible for ensuring that supplied mailing information and proposed marketing representations comply with applicable laws. MMG shall perform its contracted production and mailing services in accordance with obligations applicable to those services.

16. Confidentiality, Privacy, and Healthcare Information

16.1 Confidential Information. Each party may receive confidential business, financial, operational, technical, or commercial information belonging to the other party.
16.2 Protection. Each party agrees to use reasonable care to protect the other party's nonpublic confidential information and to use it only for authorized business purposes or as otherwise permitted by law.
16.3 Exceptions. Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that becomes publicly available without breach, is independently developed, is lawfully received from another source, or must be disclosed under applicable law.
16.4 Healthcare Information. Participant acknowledges that healthcare marketing may involve patient information, appointment requests, treatment inquiries, or other sensitive data.
16.5 HIPAA and Business Associate Agreements. Where MMG performs services requiring a Business Associate Agreement under applicable HIPAA rules, the parties shall execute an appropriate separate Business Associate Agreement before MMG undertakes the applicable regulated activities. Nothing in these Terms independently authorizes uses or disclosures prohibited under HIPAA or other applicable privacy laws.
16.6 Tracking Technologies. Participant and MMG shall assess the privacy and legal requirements applicable to website analytics, advertising pixels, tracking technologies, appointment forms, and related data collection within their respective responsibilities.
16.7 Security. Each party shall maintain commercially reasonable safeguards appropriate to the information and systems within its control.
16.8 Reporting and Portfolios. MMG may use appropriately authorized, de-identified, or aggregated information to demonstrate campaign performance, provided that such use does not violate confidentiality, privacy, or other applicable legal requirements.

17. Portfolio Rights and Promotional Recognition

17.1 Portfolio Use. Subject to the restrictions below, MMG retains a perpetual, nonexclusive right to display examples of its completed creative work, including website screenshots, graphics, design concepts, and publicly available marketing materials, for portfolio, promotional, educational, and professional purposes.
17.2 Limitations. MMG shall not disclose protected patient information, confidential client business information, unpublished proprietary materials, or other information requiring authorization without obtaining the necessary permission.
17.3 No False Endorsement. Portfolio references shall not falsely suggest that MMG continues to represent or provide services to a former Participant.
17.4 Survival. This Section survives termination and transfer of ownership, subject to applicable law and any separately agreed confidentiality restrictions.

18. Warranties, Liability, and Indemnification

18.1 Performance Standard. MMG shall perform contracted services with commercially reasonable care.
18.2 Third-Party Services. MMG does not warrant uninterrupted operation or continued availability of third-party platforms, hosting infrastructure, search engines, software, communication providers, or advertising networks.
18.3 Limitation of MMG Liability. To the maximum extent permitted by law, MMG's aggregate liability arising from a particular contracted service shall not exceed the total fees actually paid to MMG for that service giving rise to the claim, excluding third-party pass-through expenditures.
18.4 Excluded Damages. To the extent permitted by law, MMG shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including lost profits, lost business opportunities, or loss of goodwill.
18.5 Exceptions. These limitations shall not apply where prohibited by law, including to liabilities that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. The scope of any exclusions for gross negligence, willful misconduct, confidentiality breaches, or other conduct shall be governed by applicable law.
18.6 Client Materials and Instructions. Participant shall be responsible for claims arising from unlawful or infringing Client Materials, inaccurate information supplied by Participant, or instructions requiring unlawful conduct, except to the extent such claims result from MMG's independent wrongdoing.
18.7 Indemnification Procedure. Any obligation to defend or indemnify a party shall be subject to reasonably prompt notice, cooperation, appropriate control of the defense, and restrictions on settlements that impose obligations on the other party without consent.
18.8 No Waiver of Nonwaivable Rights. Nothing in this Agreement waives any right, remedy, or protection that cannot lawfully be waived.

19. Governing Law, Disputes, and Attorney Fees

19.1 Governing Law. This Agreement shall be interpreted and enforced in accordance with the laws of the State of Colorado, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.
19.2 Venue and Jurisdiction. Subject to applicable jurisdictional requirements, any action arising out of or relating to this Agreement shall be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction located in Colorado Springs, Colorado, unless the parties agree otherwise in writing.
19.3 Good-Faith Resolution. Before commencing litigation, the parties agree to make a reasonable good-faith effort to resolve contractual disputes through written notice and direct discussions. Unless urgent relief is reasonably necessary, the parties shall allow fifteen (15) calendar days following written notice for such discussions.
19.4 Mutual Prevailing-Party Attorney Fees. In any legal action or proceeding between MMG and Participant arising out of or relating to the interpretation, enforcement, performance, or alleged breach of this Agreement, the prevailing party shall be entitled to recover its reasonable attorney fees, taxable court costs, and other recoverable litigation expenses, to the extent permitted by applicable law.
19.5 Scope of Recovery. This provision applies to contractual disputes concerning payment, intellectual property ownership, attribution, licensing obligations, website transfers, confidentiality, termination, and other contractual obligations. To the extent legally recoverable, reasonable attorney fees may include fees incurred in appeals, enforcement of judgments, and proceedings to determine or recover attorney fees.
19.6 Determination of Prevailing Party. The court shall determine the prevailing party, the reasonableness of the fees, and the recoverable expenses in accordance with applicable law.
19.7 Equitable Relief. Nothing in the good-faith resolution requirement prevents either party from seeking immediate legally available relief when necessary to protect confidential information, intellectual property, or other rights from imminent or irreparable harm.
19.8 Independent Third Parties. The contractual attorney-fee and enforcement provisions do not automatically apply to third parties that are not bound by the Agreement.

20. Notices and Electronic Communications

20.1 Written Notices. Formal notices under this Agreement may be provided by email or other agreed written method, subject to applicable legal requirements.
20.2 MMG Notice Address. Notices to MMG shall be directed to:

Medical Marketing Guru, LLC
13395 Voyager Pkwy, Ste 130
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Email: info@medicalmarketingguru.com

20.3 Participant Notices. Notices to Participant may be sent to the business email or mailing address identified in the applicable Proposal or most recently provided in writing.
20.4 Delivery. Email notices are considered received when successfully delivered to the designated address, unless the sender receives a delivery-failure notification or applicable law requires another method.
20.5 Electronic Signatures. The parties agree that legally valid electronic signatures, records, and electronic acceptance may have the same effect as original written signatures.
20.6 Communication Preferences. Participant may opt out of nonessential promotional communications using available opt-out methods. Transactional communications required to perform the Agreement may continue where legally permitted.
20.7 Marketing Communications. Consent to receive promotional calls, texts, or other regulated marketing communications shall be obtained separately when required by applicable law and shall not be presumed solely from acceptance of these Terms.

21. General Contract Provisions

21.1 Entire Agreement. The Agreement constitutes the complete understanding between the parties concerning the contracted services and supersedes prior understandings concerning the same subject matter, except as expressly incorporated.
21.2 Amendments. No material modification to an executed Agreement shall be effective unless accepted by both parties in writing, except for changes expressly permitted by the Agreement and applicable law.
21.3 Prospective Updates. Changes to publicly posted Terms and Conditions shall apply prospectively to new Agreements and shall not automatically amend an existing signed Agreement.
21.4 Assignment. Neither party may assign the Agreement without the other party's prior written consent, except where applicable law or a separately agreed provision permits assignment. This restriction does not prohibit a website transfer otherwise authorized under Sections 7 and 8.
21.5 Successors and Permitted Assigns. The Agreement shall bind and benefit the parties and their lawful successors and permitted assigns.
21.6 Severability. If any provision is determined to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain effective to the extent permitted by law.
21.7 Waiver. Failure by either party to enforce a provision shall not constitute a continuing waiver of that provision.
21.8 Force Majeure. Neither party shall be responsible for delay or nonperformance caused by events beyond its reasonable control, excluding payment obligations for services already rendered or amounts otherwise lawfully due.
21.9 Independent Contractors. The parties are independent contractors. Nothing in the Agreement creates an employment relationship, partnership, joint venture, or agency relationship beyond any limited authority expressly granted for performance of the services.
21.10 Cooperation. Each party agrees to reasonably cooperate in executing documents, exchanging information, and completing authorized actions necessary to carry out the Agreement.
21.11 Counterparts. The Agreement may be executed in electronic or separate counterparts, each of which shall be treated as an original.
21.12 Authority. Each individual accepting the Agreement represents that they are authorized to bind the respective business entity.
21.13 Survival. Provisions concerning accrued fees, intellectual property, licensing, attribution, permitted damages, confidentiality, limitations of liability, attorney fees, dispute resolution, and any other provisions intended by their nature to continue shall survive termination to the extent necessary to give them effect.

22. Acknowledgment and Acceptance

22.1 Acceptance of Terms. By executing a Proposal, Statement of Work, authorized Online Order Form, or other legally sufficient written acceptance expressly incorporating these Terms, Participant acknowledges that the applicable Agreement has been made available for review and agrees to its provisions.
22.2 Incorporated Version. The Terms applicable to a particular engagement shall be the version identified in the accepted Proposal or related agreement.
22.3 Continuing Obligations. Participant acknowledges that certain obligations, including payment, intellectual property licensing, original website creator attribution, confidentiality, and dispute resolution, may continue after termination or transfer of services as expressly provided in the Agreement.
22.4 Final Agreement. These Terms shall become effective as part of the applicable Agreement upon valid acceptance by the parties.

Medical Marketing Guru, LLC
13395 Voyager Pkwy, Ste 130
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Phone: (877) 570-9880
Email: info@medicalmarketingguru.com
Website: https://medicalmarketingguru.com