Use AI in your marketing without getting burned
Use AI in your marketing without getting burned
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Seven checks, every issue
One email a week, seven areas covered, so you know the rules and you can sleep at night.
Disclosure
For example: “Does this need an AI label?”
Know when an ad, post, chatbot, or cloned voice has to say AI made it, so your brand never gets called out for hiding it.
Platforms
For example: “Will this get us flagged?”
Hear about rule changes on Meta, Google, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, and the rest before they AI-label your content, bury your content, or lock your account.
Claims
For example: “Can we say that?”
Know which AI-written product claims, reviews, and pricing tactics are fair game, and which ones get regulators asking questions.
Copyright
For example: “Do we actually own this?”
Know whether the images, copy, and music your team generates are yours to use before you build a campaign on top of them.
Consent
For example: “Does their opt-in cover AI?”
Someone agreed to your emails, not your AI voice agent. Know when old permission doesn't carry over to new AI channels.
Data
For example: “Can I paste this into ChatGPT?”
Know which customer data is safe to feed an AI tool, and which upload puts your company on the wrong side of a privacy law.
Watermarks
For example: “Can everyone tell this is AI?”
Know which tools stamp your images and video with invisible AI marks, which platforms read those marks, and what quietly strips them.
Questions with receipts
Every answer names the rule it comes from, with the date we last checked it. Free to read, nothing to sign up for.
Do you need to disclose you're chatting with a bot?
Source: California SB 1001 (B.O.T. Act), full text
Do you own an image AI creates?
Source: US Copyright Office: copyright and artificial intelligence
Can I paste customer data into ChatGPT?
Source: California Attorney General: CCPA
Does AI content hurt our rankings?
Source: Google Search Central: Google Search and AI content
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