Terms & Conditions

Last Updated: 29 September 2026
Effective Date: 29 September 2026

1. Introduction and Acceptance of These Terms

Welcome to Moin Does Marketing, the professional website and freelance marketing practice of Yasaa Moin (“I”, “me”, “my”, or “the Service Provider”).

These Terms & Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of https://moindoesmarketing.com/ (the “Website”), including its pages, content, contact forms, consultation booking facilities, newsletter subscription features, and any other functionality made available through the Website.

These Terms also describe the general conditions under which I provide marketing-related information, consultations, and professional services.

By accessing or using the Website, submitting an enquiry, subscribing to the newsletter, requesting a consultation, or otherwise interacting with the Website, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these Terms and agree to the provisions applicable to your activity.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please discontinue your use of the Website.

Important: These Website Terms do not, by themselves, constitute a complete service agreement for a paid marketing engagement. Paid services are additionally governed by the applicable proposal, quotation, statement of work, service agreement, insertion order, or other written arrangement agreed between the parties.

Where a separately signed agreement contains provisions that expressly differ from these Terms, the signed agreement will prevail for that specific engagement to the extent of the inconsistency.

2. About the Service Provider

The Website is operated by:

Name: Yasaa Moin
Business / Trading Name: Moin Does Marketing
Business Type: Independent freelance marketing practice
Country of Operation: India
Email: moindoesmarketing@gmail.com
Telephone / WhatsApp: +91 8686489950
Website: https://moindoesmarketing.com/

Moin Does Marketing is a professional trading name and does not, by itself, represent a separate incorporated legal entity.

Unless otherwise expressly agreed in writing, contractual services are provided by Yasaa Moin in an individual capacity.

Nothing on this Website should be interpreted as representing that Moin Does Marketing is a registered company, partnership, or other incorporated entity.

3. Scope of Services

I provide freelance digital marketing, advertising, content, strategy, and related consulting services. Depending on the engagement, these may include:

Meta advertising, including Facebook and Instagram campaigns, lead generation, sales campaigns, WhatsApp advertising, retargeting, and audience development.
Google advertising, including Search, Display, YouTube, Performance Max, remarketing, and other available Google Ads campaign formats.
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO), Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO), AI search optimisation, website content optimisation, and related organic visibility services.
Marketing strategy, funnel planning, campaign research, audience research, conversion tracking, analytics, reporting, creative strategy, and campaign optimisation.
Marketing content, advertising copy, landing-page copy, creative briefs, campaign messaging, and other content-related services.
Consultations, audits, campaign reviews, marketing recommendations, and other services specifically agreed in writing.

The exact services available at any given time may change.

A service being described on the Website does not guarantee that it is available for immediate booking, that I will accept every enquiry, or that it is included in any particular engagement.

The scope, deliverables, platforms, campaign objectives, turnaround times, fees, reporting arrangements, and other project-specific conditions will be established in the applicable written agreement.

4. Eligibility and Acceptable Use

You may use the Website only in compliance with applicable laws and these Terms.

By using the Website, you represent that:

You are legally capable of entering into a binding agreement, or you have the necessary authority to act on behalf of the person or organisation you represent.
The information you submit is accurate, current, and not knowingly misleading.
Your use of the Website does not violate the rights of another person or any applicable law.
You will not use the Website to distribute unlawful, fraudulent, defamatory, deceptive, abusive, infringing, or otherwise harmful material.

You must not:

Attempt to gain unauthorised access to the Website, its hosting environment, administrative systems, databases, or other connected systems.
Introduce malware, malicious code, automated attacks, or other technologies intended to disrupt or damage the Website.
Scrape, harvest, or collect personal information from the Website without lawful authority.
Use automated systems to overload, interfere with, or compromise Website functionality.
Misrepresent your identity, impersonate another person, or submit enquiries for fraudulent purposes.
Copy, republish, sell, or commercially exploit Website content in a manner that infringes my rights or the rights of third parties.
Use the Website or its content to facilitate unlawful advertising, deceptive marketing, spam, or unauthorised processing of personal information.

I reserve the right to restrict or terminate access to the Website where reasonably necessary to protect the Website, its users, my business, or third parties, or to comply with applicable law.

5. Enquiries, Consultations, and Communications

5.1 General enquiries

Submitting a contact form, sending an email, calling, or contacting me through WhatsApp does not automatically create a client relationship or a binding agreement to provide paid services.

I may review an enquiry and determine whether the requested services are within my capabilities, availability, professional scope, and business requirements.

I am not obligated to accept any particular project or enquiry.

5.2 Free consultations

Where offered, a free consultation is an introductory discussion intended to understand your requirements, discuss possible approaches, and determine whether a potential engagement may be suitable.

Unless expressly agreed otherwise in writing, a free consultation:

Is not a comprehensive audit, formal legal opinion, financial assessment, or guaranteed campaign strategy.
Does not include implementation, account management, campaign setup, creative production, or continuing support.
Does not create an obligation to enter into a paid engagement.
May be subject to availability, reasonable scheduling restrictions, and cancellation or rescheduling arrangements communicated at the time of booking.

Any preliminary recommendations are based on the information available during the consultation and may change following a more detailed assessment.

5.3 Communications and records

You agree that business-related communications may be conducted through email, telephone, WhatsApp, video conferencing, or other mutually agreed channels.

You should not send sensitive personal information, payment-card details, passwords, authentication codes, or unnecessary confidential customer information through ordinary contact forms, email, or messaging applications.

6. Paid Engagements and Client Agreements

Before commencing a paid engagement, the parties should agree in writing on the applicable scope and commercial terms.

Depending on the project, the written agreement may address:

Services and deliverables.
Campaign platforms and advertising accounts.
Project timelines, milestones, and dependencies.
Professional fees, taxes, and payment schedules.
Client-funded advertising expenditure and other third-party costs.
Responsibilities for approvals, access, assets, and information.
Reporting frequency, performance metrics, and measurement limitations.
Ownership and permitted use of work product.
Confidentiality, data protection, termination, and dispute resolution.

An estimate, quotation, proposal, or informal discussion is not necessarily a binding commitment unless accepted in the manner stated in that document or otherwise agreed by the parties.

Where a client requests additional services or changes the scope after commencement, I may issue a revised quotation, change order, or written variation.

Additional work will be subject to the revised terms agreed between the parties.

7. Fees, Payments, Taxes, and Refunds

7.1 Professional fees

Fees will be communicated through the applicable quotation, proposal, invoice, or service agreement.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, fees cover only the professional services specifically identified in the agreed scope.

Any applicable taxes, including Goods and Services Tax (GST), will be charged or accounted for as required by applicable law and the relevant invoice or agreement.

7.2 Advertising expenditure and third-party costs

Professional fees are separate from advertising expenditure and third-party charges.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, my professional fees do not include:

Advertising spend payable to Meta, Google, or another advertising platform.
Website hosting, domain registration, software subscriptions, or premium plugins.
Paid stock imagery, fonts, music, video, or other licensed assets.
Third-party analytics, CRM, automation, call tracking, or marketing tools.
External production, development, printing, or media-placement costs.

Clients are responsible for funding their own advertising accounts and paying third-party providers directly wherever practicable.

Where I agree to pay an approved third-party expense on a client’s behalf, reimbursement terms and any required advance payment will be agreed in writing.

7.3 Payment deadlines

Payment deadlines, advance payments, retainers, milestone payments, and invoicing arrangements will be specified in the relevant agreement or invoice.

Where no specific payment deadline has been agreed, an invoice is payable within seven calendar days of its issue date.

If payment is overdue, I may, after reasonable notice:

Suspend work, reporting, campaign management, or other non-essential services.
Withhold delivery of unfinished or unpaid work product, to the extent permitted by law and the applicable agreement.
Decline additional work or renewal of the engagement.
Seek recovery of outstanding amounts and reasonable, legally recoverable collection costs.

Any suspension will be carried out with reasonable regard to campaign continuity, client access, and the risk of disrupting live advertising activity.

7.4 Refunds and cancellations

Professional services may involve reserved time, completed work, research, campaign setup, or other work that cannot be reversed.

Unless otherwise stated in the applicable agreement or required by law:

Fees for services already performed are non-refundable.
Fees for completed milestones or deliverables are payable even if the client subsequently decides not to use them.
Prepaid fees for work not yet performed will be handled in accordance with the relevant agreement and applicable law.
Advertising expenditure, platform charges, and third-party costs are subject to the relevant provider’s refund and cancellation policies.

Nothing in this section excludes a refund, remedy, or cancellation right that cannot lawfully be excluded.

If you wish to cancel a consultation or paid engagement, please contact me through the contact details provided above and refer to the cancellation terms in your booking confirmation or service agreement.

8. Client Responsibilities

Marketing results depend on cooperation between the Service Provider, the client, advertising platforms, and other third parties.

Clients are responsible for providing accurate information, appropriate access, timely approvals, and the resources reasonably necessary to perform the agreed services.

In particular, clients must:

Provide accurate information about their business, products, services, prices, offers, qualifications, and target markets.
Ensure that all advertising claims, testimonials, endorsements, product descriptions, offers, and supplied materials are truthful, substantiated, and legally compliant.
Obtain all permissions, licences, consents, and other authorisations required for materials, customer data, images, videos, mailing lists, tracking technologies, and other assets supplied to me.
Maintain control of their business, advertising, website, payment, and analytics accounts, including appropriate administrator access and account recovery arrangements.
Fund advertising accounts and pay platform charges when due.
Review and approve advertising materials, landing pages, campaign settings, budgets, and material changes within the agreed timelines.
Notify me promptly of changes to their business, regulatory status, offers, inventory, prices, service availability, or other matters that could affect a campaign.
Comply with applicable consumer protection, advertising, privacy, intellectual property, sector-specific, and platform requirements.

I may reasonably rely on information and approvals provided by the client unless there is an apparent reason to question their accuracy or legality.

If a client fails to provide necessary access, approvals, funding, or information, project timelines may be extended, deliverables may be delayed, and additional work may require a revised fee.

I may decline to implement instructions that I reasonably believe would violate applicable law, infringe third-party rights, breach advertising platform policies, or create an unreasonable legal or operational risk.

9. Advertising Platforms and Campaign Performance

9.1 No guarantee of results

Digital advertising involves uncertainty.

I do not guarantee any particular number of leads, sales, conversions, impressions, clicks, rankings, revenue, return on ad spend (ROAS), cost per acquisition (CPA), cost per lead (CPL), conversion rate, or other performance outcome unless a specific, measurable guarantee is expressly agreed in a separate signed writing.

Historical results, case studies, campaign examples, projections, benchmarks, or hypothetical calculations are illustrative and are not guarantees of future performance.

Results may differ because of market conditions, competition, pricing, client operations, landing-page experience, advertising budgets, creative quality, audience characteristics, tracking limitations, and factors outside my control.

9.2 Third-party platform decisions

Meta, Google, and other platforms independently control their advertising systems, review processes, auction mechanisms, eligibility requirements, account restrictions, and product functionality.

I do not control and cannot guarantee:

Approval of advertisements, creatives, landing pages, or accounts.
Continued access to an advertising account or marketing feature.
The availability, accuracy, or uninterrupted operation of platform tools.
Ad delivery, auction prices, audience sizes, targeting options, or inventory.
The availability or accuracy of reporting, attribution, or conversion data.
The outcome of appeals, policy reviews, or account reinstatement requests.

An advertising account may be suspended, restricted, rejected, disabled, or otherwise affected by a platform, even where reasonable compliance efforts have been made.

Where included in the agreed scope, I may assist with troubleshooting, compliance reviews, or appeals. However, reinstatement and other platform decisions remain with the relevant provider.

9.3 Advertising budgets and spending

The client is responsible for approving the advertising budget and understanding the billing arrangements of each advertising platform.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, I am not authorised to increase a client’s approved budget beyond the agreed limits.

Clients should maintain sufficient funds, valid payment methods, and appropriate account notifications to avoid interruptions.

I will exercise reasonable care when implementing agreed budget settings but cannot guarantee that a platform’s billing, delivery, pacing, or reporting systems will operate without error.

Clients should promptly notify me of unexpected charges, material budget discrepancies, or suspected unauthorised account activity.

9.4 Attribution and measurement

Advertising and analytics platforms may report different results because they use different attribution windows, modelling methods, identity resolution techniques, reporting periods, and conversion definitions.

Ad blockers, consent choices, browser restrictions, device settings, network limitations, delayed conversions, and technical implementation issues may affect tracking.

Platform-reported conversions, analytics data, CRM records, and actual business outcomes may not match.

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, reports are based on the data reasonably available from the relevant platforms and systems and are not independently audited financial statements.

10. SEO, GEO, and Search Visibility

Search engines, AI-powered search services, directories, and other discovery platforms independently determine their indexing, ranking, presentation, and citation systems.

SEO, GEO, AI search optimisation, and related services involve recommendations and implementation intended to improve discoverability, content relevance, technical accessibility, or other agreed objectives.

I do not guarantee:

A specific search engine ranking or position.
Inclusion in Google’s AI Overviews or any AI-generated answer.
Citation, mention, or recommendation by a particular AI platform.
Indexing, crawling, publication, or continued visibility of any page.
A particular volume of organic traffic, enquiries, or sales.

Search algorithms, competitor activity, technical conditions, content quality, website changes, and third-party platform decisions may affect outcomes.

Clients remain responsible for the accuracy and legality of their website content, business claims, and regulated-sector representations.

11. Intellectual Property Rights

11.1 Website materials

Unless otherwise stated, the Website’s original text, copywriting, layouts, branding elements, graphics, and other materials created by me are owned by or licensed to Yasaa Moin.

You may view and use the Website for personal, informational, and legitimate business-enquiry purposes.

You may not reproduce, republish, sell, distribute, modify, or commercially exploit Website materials without prior written permission, except where permitted by applicable law.

Third-party names, trademarks, logos, platform names, and other intellectual property remain the property of their respective owners.

11.2 Client deliverables

Ownership and licensing of deliverables created during a paid engagement will be governed by the applicable written agreement.

Unless that agreement states otherwise, upon full payment of all fees due for the relevant deliverable, the client will receive the rights expressly granted in the agreement.

No transfer of copyright, exclusive licence, or other intellectual property right should be inferred merely from the delivery of a draft, proposal, campaign concept, creative direction, strategy document, or other material.

Until the relevant payment and transfer conditions are satisfied, ownership remains with the original rights holder, subject to any licence expressly granted.

11.3 Background materials and third-party assets

I retain ownership of my pre-existing materials, reusable frameworks, methods, processes, templates, general know-how, and independently developed tools.

Where these are incorporated into a client deliverable, the client receives only the rights reasonably necessary for the agreed use, subject to the applicable agreement.

Third-party stock assets, fonts, software, plugins, music, photographs, and other licensed materials remain subject to their respective licence conditions.

I cannot transfer ownership of third-party materials that I do not own.

11.4 Client-supplied materials

Clients retain ownership of materials they provide, subject to third-party rights.

By providing materials, clients grant me a limited, non-exclusive right to use, reproduce, adapt, and process those materials to the extent reasonably necessary to perform the agreed services.

Clients represent that they have the necessary rights and permissions for this use.

11.5 Portfolio and case studies

I will not publicly disclose a client’s confidential information, customer-level data, unpublished campaign results, or non-public business information without appropriate authorisation.

Use of a client’s name, logo, campaign materials, or identifiable results in my portfolio, case studies, social media, or promotional materials will require the client’s prior permission, except where the information is already lawfully public and its use is otherwise permitted.

12. Confidentiality

Each party may receive confidential or commercially sensitive information from the other during an engagement.

Confidential information includes non-public business plans, customer information, pricing, credentials, campaign data, strategies, financial information, and other information that a reasonable person would understand to be confidential.

Each party agrees to:

Use confidential information only for the purpose for which it was disclosed.
Take reasonable measures to protect it against unauthorised access, disclosure, or use.
Disclose it only to persons who reasonably need access and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations, or where disclosure is otherwise authorised or legally required.

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that the receiving party can demonstrate:

Is publicly available through no breach of these Terms or another confidentiality obligation.
Was lawfully known to the receiving party before disclosure.
Was independently developed without using the confidential information.
Was lawfully received from a third party without a confidentiality restriction.
Must be disclosed under applicable law or a valid legal process, subject to any lawful notice obligations.

Where reasonably practicable and legally permitted, a party required to disclose confidential information will provide advance notice to the other party.

These obligations survive the end of an engagement for as long as the information remains confidential, subject to applicable law.

13. Privacy and Data Protection

Your use of the Website and my handling of personal information are also governed by the Privacy Policy, which forms part of these Terms.

The Privacy Policy explains what personal information may be collected, why it is processed, how it may be shared, how long it may be retained, and how you can exercise applicable privacy rights.

Where I process personal data on behalf of a client in connection with an advertising or marketing engagement, the parties will establish appropriate data-processing terms, instructions, security requirements, and responsibilities in a separate agreement where required.

Clients are responsible for determining and documenting their lawful authority to collect, use, disclose, and share customer information for advertising, analytics, remarketing, or other purposes.

I do not authorise clients to provide unlawfully collected, purchased, scraped, or otherwise unauthorised personal data for campaign use.

14. Third-Party Websites and Services

The Website may contain links to external websites, advertising platforms, social media accounts, booking services, software providers, or other third-party resources.

These links are provided for convenience or informational purposes.

I do not own or control third-party websites and am not responsible for their content, security, availability, privacy practices, commercial terms, or actions.

Your use of third-party services is subject to their own terms, policies, and applicable laws.

A link or reference does not necessarily imply an endorsement, partnership, affiliation, or guarantee.

15. Website Availability and Disclaimers

The Website and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis, to the extent permitted by law.

I make reasonable efforts to keep the Website accessible and its content accurate, but I do not warrant that:

The Website will always be available, uninterrupted, or error-free.
All information will be complete, current, or suitable for every purpose.
The Website will be free from all vulnerabilities, technical errors, or harmful components.
Website content will satisfy the requirements of your particular business or circumstances.

I may modify, suspend, remove, or discontinue Website content or functionality at any time, subject to applicable law and any binding contractual obligation.

The Website’s general marketing information is not legal, tax, accounting, investment, or other regulated professional advice.

You should obtain appropriate professional advice where your circumstances require it.

16. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, I will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential losses arising from your use of the Website or reliance on general Website content.

This includes, where legally permissible, loss of profits, revenue, anticipated savings, business opportunities, goodwill, or data, where such losses are indirect or consequential.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability for:

Fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Wilful misconduct or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
Death or personal injury to the extent caused by negligence where exclusion is prohibited.
Breach of statutory rights or obligations that cannot lawfully be waived.
Any other liability that applicable law prohibits from being excluded or limited.

For paid services, any applicable liability cap, allocation of risk, indemnity, or exclusion will be specified in the relevant client agreement.

Where no separate limitation has been agreed, liability arising from a paid engagement will be determined under applicable law, taking into account the agreed scope and circumstances.

Nothing in this section guarantees that a court or competent authority will enforce a particular exclusion or limitation.

17. Indemnification

To the extent permitted by applicable law, a client or user will be responsible for losses, claims, damages, and reasonable legal expenses arising directly from:

Materials, claims, data, or instructions supplied by that person that infringe third-party rights or violate applicable law.
Unlawful or unauthorised use of the Website or services.
Fraudulent, deceptive, or unlawful representations made by that person.
A material breach of these Terms or the applicable client agreement.

This indemnity does not apply to the extent a claim results from my own breach of law, wilful misconduct, negligence, or other conduct for which liability cannot lawfully be transferred or excluded.

The parties’ specific indemnity obligations for paid engagements should be set out in the relevant service agreement.

18. Suspension and Termination

I may suspend or terminate access to the Website or discontinue a proposed engagement where reasonably necessary due to:

A material breach of these Terms or an applicable agreement.
Unlawful, fraudulent, or deceptive activity.
A material risk to account security, personal data, or third-party rights.
Non-payment of amounts properly due.
A legal or regulatory requirement.
A platform restriction or other circumstance making performance unlawful or impracticable.

Where appropriate, I will provide reasonable notice and an opportunity to address a remediable breach.

Termination of a paid engagement will be governed by the applicable client agreement.

Upon termination, the parties will settle outstanding amounts and address the return, deletion, transfer, or retention of materials, credentials, personal information, and deliverables in accordance with the applicable agreement and law.

Termination does not affect accrued payment obligations, intellectual property rights, confidentiality obligations, or other provisions intended to survive termination.

19. Force Majeure

Neither party will be responsible for a delay or failure to perform to the extent directly caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, widespread internet or infrastructure failures, war, civil unrest, governmental action, epidemics, or major third-party platform outages.

The affected party will take reasonable steps to reduce the impact and resume performance as soon as reasonably practicable.

This section does not excuse payment for services already performed or amounts already due.

Where a force majeure event continues for an extended period, either party may terminate the affected engagement in accordance with the applicable agreement or applicable law.

20. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

These Terms are governed by the laws of India, subject to applicable mandatory laws and the rights of consumers or other persons that cannot lawfully be excluded.

The parties will first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith discussions and written communication.

If a dispute cannot be resolved informally, it may be referred to the courts or other competent forum having jurisdiction under applicable Indian law.

Nothing in this section deprives a consumer or other protected person of a mandatory right to approach a competent court, consumer commission, regulatory authority, or other forum where such a right cannot lawfully be waived.

For a paid engagement, the parties may agree in a separate written contract on a more specific dispute-resolution mechanism, including mediation or arbitration, provided that it is legally valid and does not exclude non-waivable rights.

21. Changes to These Terms

I may revise these Terms to reflect changes in my services, Website functionality, business operations, legal requirements, or other relevant circumstances.

The revised version will be published on the Website with an updated “Last Updated” date.

Changes will apply prospectively from the stated effective date, subject to applicable law.

Where a change materially affects an existing paid engagement, the parties’ existing written agreement will continue to govern unless the change is agreed or otherwise lawfully applies.

Your continued use of the Website after revised Terms become effective constitutes acceptance of the revised provisions to the extent permitted by applicable law.

22. General Provisions

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.

A failure or delay in exercising a right does not constitute a waiver of that right.

You may not transfer or assign your rights or obligations under these Terms without my prior written consent, except where assignment is permitted by applicable law.

I may assign or transfer my rights and obligations in connection with a lawful business restructuring or transfer, subject to applicable law and any required notice or consent.

These Terms, together with the applicable Privacy Policy and any relevant written client agreement, constitute the general understanding governing your use of the Website.

Nothing in these Terms creates an employment relationship, partnership, joint venture, agency, or fiduciary relationship between you and me unless expressly agreed in writing or established by law.

23. Contact

For questions, concerns, complaints, or requests relating to these Terms, please contact:

Yasaa Moin
Moin Does Marketing
Email: admin@moindoesmarketing.com, moindoesmarketing@gmail.com
Phone / WhatsApp: +91 8686489950
Website: https://moindoesmarketing.com/

Please include sufficient information to identify the relevant enquiry, transaction, or engagement. Do not include passwords, authentication codes, or unnecessary sensitive personal information in your message.