Terms of
Use.

Amerisearch LLC is a marketing agency. This website is our storefront: it explains what we do and gives you a way to reach us about working together. That is the whole job of the site.

Nothing on the site is a binding offer, a price you can hold us to, or a promise that we will take on your project. If we do end up working together, the real terms live in a separate written agreement that we both sign — not on this website and not in these Terms. Reaching out through the site starts a conversation and nothing more: no client relationship, no retainer, no obligation on us to reply, quote, or say yes. Whether and how we respond is up to us.

ONE THING WORTH STATING PLAINLY: ANY NUMBERS, RESULTS, OR CASE EXAMPLES YOU SEE ON THIS SITE ARE THERE TO SHOW WHAT HAS BEEN POSSIBLE, NOT TO PROMISE WHAT YOU WILL GET. MARKETING RESULTS RIDE ON THINGS WE DO NOT CONTROL — YOUR PRODUCT, YOUR MARKET, YOUR BUDGET, YOUR TIMING, AND PLENTY MORE — AND THEY DIFFER FROM ONE CLIENT TO THE NEXT. TREAT NOTHING ON THIS SITE AS A FORECAST OF YOUR OWN RESULTS.

This website does not take payments. There is no checkout, no billing, and no place to enter a card or bank detail — and we will never ask you for payment information through a form on this site. If we work together, invoicing and payment happen separately, under the agreement we sign. If a message ever reaches you asking for payment details “for Amerisearch LLC” through this site, treat it as suspect and check with us at support@amerisearch.com first.

This part is common sense written down. When you use the site, you agree to:

Everything you see here — the words, the design, the layout, the graphics, the Amerisearch LLC name and logo, the way we describe our work — belongs to us or to the people who license it to us, and it is protected by copyright and trademark law.

You are welcome to look, read, and share the site around to size us up. What you cannot do, without our written go-ahead, is copy, republish, rework, or make money off our content. Linking to our home page is fine, as long as the link is honest and does not dress you up as endorsed by or tied to us. And if you send us a bright idea about the site, we are free to use it, no strings and no fee.

Now and then we may point you to another website or tool. We do not run those, and we cannot vouch for their content, their uptime, their security, or how they treat your privacy. Following an outside link is your call, under that site's rules, not ours.

These Terms are read under the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to which state's rules would otherwise apply. The Federal Arbitration Act stands behind the arbitration agreement below.

Before anyone files anything, come to us first: write to support@amerisearch.com and lay out the problem. Both sides agree to spend thirty days genuinely trying to fix it before arbitration starts.

IF THAT DOES NOT WORK, THE DISPUTE GOES TO BINDING, INDIVIDUAL ARBITRATION RUN BY THE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION UNDER ITS COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION RULES. IT IS SEATED IN LEWES, DELAWARE, OR HELD REMOTELY WHERE THE RULES ALLOW. THE ARBITRATOR'S DECISION IS FINAL AND A COURT CAN ENTER IT AS A JUDGMENT.

EVERYTHING IS HANDLED ONE CLAIMANT AT A TIME. NEITHER SIDE MAY RUN A CLASS ACTION OR ANY REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING. IF THAT INDIVIDUAL-ONLY PROMISE IS EVER STRUCK DOWN, THE WHOLE ARBITRATION AGREEMENT ABOVE FALLS WITH IT.

AS FAR AS THE LAW ALLOWS, BOTH SIDES GIVE UP THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL FOR ANYTHING ARISING OUT OF THESE TERMS OR THE SITE.

If for some reason arbitration cannot apply to a particular dispute, it goes to the state and federal courts in Sussex County, Delaware, and both sides accept that as the place for it.

WHATEVER THE CLAIM, IT HAS TO BE BROUGHT WITHIN ONE YEAR OF COMING UP. WAIT LONGER AND IT IS GONE FOR GOOD.

These Terms and the Privacy Policy are the whole of the deal between you and us about this site, and they replace anything said before. A signed engagement agreement, where one exists, governs the actual work and beats these Terms on that work if the two ever clash.

If a court knocks out any part of these Terms, that part gets trimmed to the smallest change that makes it valid, or dropped — and the rest stands. Us not enforcing a right one day does not mean we have given it up. You cannot hand these Terms off to someone else; we can, as part of a sale or reorganisation. Nobody outside you and us gets rights under these Terms. We are not on the hook for failures caused by things beyond our control — storms, outages, government moves, attacks. And we can go to a court for an injunction to protect what is ours or to stop someone scraping the site, without posting a bond or proving a dollar of loss first.

The parts about what the site is, ownership, liability, governing law, and these odds and ends carry on even after these Terms otherwise end.