Help buyers find the report—and the barn behind it.
A direct relationship with auction barns can make reports easier to credit, correct, and connect back to the people doing the work.
For auction operators
Source credit stays visible.
An approved market page would name the auction or publisher, show the actual sale and report dates, preserve the report's original terminology and qualifiers, and link to the source publication. LMP would never present its own calculation as a price reported by the auction.
Relationship value
Measure useful referrals carefully.
We can show aggregate visits from LMP to an auction's market page, schedule, or location. Those totals do not identify visitors, and we never describe a link click as a buyer, customer, or completed visit.
How it works
From auction report to useful data
Share the publication method voluntarily.
A barn can point LMP to an official report page, feed, or other approved delivery method and explain how the report should be credited and shared.
Verify the operator relationship.
Before accepting permissions, corrections, or a removal request, LMP verifies that the person represents the named auction or publisher.
Review the report in its original meaning.
We preserve units, weight bands, top or mostly qualifiers, dates, counts, and source links. Every report is checked before it is published, even when it comes directly from an auction.
Keep corrections visible and auditable.
A verified operator can request a correction or source review. Accepted corrections receive an explanation instead of quietly changing the older record.