Inside The Episode
Today’s episode of Don’t Say That is a real eye-opener! I sat down with Greg Christianson, and we tackled a terrifying question: Can the FTC put you in jail? The answer might surprise you…
Greg shared a case that shocked me. A marketer was sentenced to 25 years in prison because of a collaboration between the FTC and the Department of Justice.
The question I had for him was… is this something that should keep marketers up at night?
Here’s what we covered:
- The shocking case of Simple Health LLC and the 25-year prison sentence.
- How concurrent civil and criminal actions work and why they’re so dangerous.
- Should marketers be worried about this?
- The rise in FTC asset freezes and what that means for marketers.
- Plus… does compliant marketing work?
This episode might open your eyes to some risks you hadn’t con
Hosts
Anik Singal
Greg Christiansen
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