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Marketing Compliance Review & Guidelines

The marketing that grows you shouldn't be the thing that gets you fined

Is your marketing exposing you to risk? We review your campaigns, claims, and strategy for advertising, financial-promotion, and AI-claims compliance — and write guidelines to keep your team clear of it.

How we help

Our approach

  1. 1

    Claims & messaging audit

    Your website, ads, decks, and social copy checked against advertising-standards and consumer-protection rules — misleading claims, unsubstantiated superlatives, missing disclosures.

  2. 2

    AI-claims check

    Where you describe what your AI "does," we flag overstated or unsubstantiated capability claims — the "AI-washing" that regulators are now actively pursuing.

  3. 3

    Financial-promotion & crypto-ad check

    For fintech and digital-asset teams, where your messaging may fall under financial-promotion or crypto-promotion rules: risk warnings, approval requirements, prohibited incentives.

  4. 4

    Disclosure & data review

    Testimonial and influencer disclosure, plus email and cookie consent and ePrivacy basics.

  5. 5

    Risk report

    A prioritised list of what to change, ranked by exposure, in plain language.

  6. 6

    Marketing Compliance Guidelines

    A forward-looking playbook so you don't need a review every time: do/don't rules for claims and comparisons, a pre-publish checklist your marketing team can actually use, approved language patterns for your AI, financial or crypto messaging, and escalation guidance for what needs a second look before it goes out.

Who it's for

AI, fintech, and crypto teams scaling up their marketing — especially those making capability claims, running paid acquisition, promoting financial or crypto products, or using testimonials and influencers. Most useful before a big launch, a raise, or entering a new market.

How it works

1. Send us your materials — site, ads, decks, key campaigns, and what's coming next.

2. We review and flag the risk areas against the rules that apply to you.

3. You get a risk report — and, if you want it, guidelines so your team stays compliant going forward.

FAQ

What counts as a "financial promotion"?

Broadly, an invitation or inducement to engage in financial or investment activity — which can include ordinary-looking marketing for fintech and crypto products. Whether your messaging is in scope (and what risk warnings or approvals it needs) depends on what you're promoting and where; we assess that for you.

What is "AI washing" and why does it matter?

Overstating what your AI can do, or labelling something "AI" that isn't. Regulators have begun treating exaggerated AI claims as misleading marketing, with real enforcement risk — so the way you describe your product matters as much as the product itself.

Do you approve our marketing as legally compliant?

We identify and help you reduce regulatory and advertising-law risk and give you guidelines to manage it — we don't certify marketing as "legally compliant" or guarantee an outcome. Where formal sign-off or an authorised approver is required (as with some financial promotions), we'll tell you and point you to it.

Find out where your marketing is exposed

Get a Marketing Compliance Review

Ready to launch without the regulatory guesswork?

Book a 30-minute consultation. We'll map your AI or licensing path and tell you exactly what's required, in plain language.