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When it comes to social media marketing, the rules of compliance aren’t just suggestions – they’re 100% necessary. Even if you’re not selling anything in your “free” content.
In this week’s “Don’t Say That!” episode, Greg dives deep into the murky waters of organic content, revealing why even your “free” posts could land you in hot water with regulators.
Discover the critical compliance violations hiding in your social feeds, including:
But there’s some good news too…
We reveal practical strategies for creating engaging, compliant content that attracts high-quality leads instead of regulatory scrutiny.
Here’s the deal. Building a smaller, more engaged audience with honest messaging is far more valuable (and less risky) than chasing viral views with hype and exaggeration.
So whether you’re a YouTube sensation, podcast host, or Instagram influencer, this episode is a must-listen.
Worried about getting sued by the FTC or other regulatory agencies? Confused about what the rules really are? The good news is, you’re not alone. And we’re here to help.
At The Compliance Summit, we’ll spend 3 full days revealing EVERYTHING you need to know to protect yourself, your business and your assets.
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