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It depends on the format (your own story or a place in a shared roundup), where it runs, the length and photos, and the dates Vogue India has open. You hear the full fee, plus GST, early in a 10-minute call, with what is and isn't included. If it's more than you want to spend, the call ends there.

Because it's usually a different product: about 100 words and a photo in a roundup of seven to eleven brands. Ask any seller, us included, for the format, word count, working title and label in writing. You get ours before you pay, and we never sell a place in anything framed as a pick or a ranking.

You get 100% of your money back. Vogue India reviews every sponsored story before it runs and can decline one. If your feature doesn't go live, Execlient refunds everything you paid within 7 working days, as our refund policy says.

You pay 100% upfront to EXECLIENT PVT. LTD, a registered company whose CIN and GSTIN are on this page, against a GST invoice. Never an individual. The format, the label and the date are agreed in writing first, and if your feature doesn't go live, you get it all back.

We don't promise any of those. It gives the people who look you up, such as stockists, wedding families and guests, a labelled page on a title they know. Vogue India marks sponsored links as sponsored, so your link brings readers, not rankings. If you need enquiries this month, ads are the better tool, and we run those too.

Either, depending on the format you choose. Your own story is about your brand alone, and recent ones on vogue.in run to about 600 words. A shared roundup gives you about 100 words among seven to eleven brands, labelled "Participating Brands". You see its working title in writing before you pay.

A 30-minute interview, high-resolution photos you have the rights to, and one read of the draft. You approve the facts and quotes before it's submitted, and the magazine edits to its house style and has the final say. Timing follows Vogue India's publishing calendar, and you get the date in writing before you pay.

Not in those words. Say "Sponsored feature in Vogue India", or "sponsored profile" for a roundup, in plain text with the link. Don't write "featured in", "as seen in", "Vogue-approved" or "in collaboration with Vogue India", and don't claim the magazine picked or named you. Don't use its logo without the magazine's written permission, and never make a cover-style image.

Yes. On your own page, say it's a sponsored feature. Any paid post on the magazine's own handles is labelled as paid at the start, as the ASCI code requires. If you pay creators to share it, they must label their posts as ads and use Instagram's paid label.

Yes, so check first. Medical-ethics rules bar doctors from publicity about their own skill or achievements. Beauty stories can't claim to treat or cure a condition, or promise fairness. Jewellers say "hallmarked" only for BIS-hallmarked pieces and name lab-grown stones as lab-grown. A developer's story must show a named project's RERA number and the authority's website. This is not legal advice, and we'll tell you on the call if we can't take it on.