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$43,792 fine per influencer post now in effect. Get FTC compliant ASAP.
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$43,792 fine per influencer post now in effect. Get FTC compliant ASAP.

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For legal, compliance, and growth leaders navigating modern advertising scrutiny, this blog shares practical insight grounded in the belief that clear, referenceable context at the right moment keeps scrutiny contained.

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August 17, 2025

How the Eleventh Circuit Decision Shapes Influencer Litigation

FTC Compliance

FTC’s Regulation Timeline: How Paid Influencer Endorsements Came Under Scrutiny

August 30, 2024

This timeline explains how FTC rules on influencer marketing evolved, why paid endorsements face greater scrutiny, and what disclosure expectations mean for brands today.

FTC Compliance

How to Hold Your Influencer Agency Accountable for Compliance and Liability Risk

August 30, 2024

This article explains how brands can evaluate and hold influencer marketing agencies accountable for FTC compliance, disclosure enforcement, and liability risk in today’s heightened regulatory environment.

FTC Compliance

FTC Compliance Plan for Navigating New Influencer Rules

August 30, 2024

FTC influencer marketing compliance depends on clear disclosure and consistent processes. This article explains how brands manage FTC disclosure requirements at scale.

News

How the Eleventh Circuit Decision Shapes Influencer Litigation

August 17, 2025

News

What the Celsius Influencer Marketing Lawsuit Examines

August 8, 2025

News

What the Shein Influencer Marketing Lawsuit Illustrates About Disclosure Expectations

July 21, 2025

FTC Compliance

How Compliance Is Considered in Influencer-Related Class Action Litigation

July 9, 2025

FTC Compliance

How Class Action Risk Develops in Influencer Marketing

June 10, 2025

FTC Compliance

How Class Action Lawsuits Are Reshaping Influencer Marketing Risk

May 5, 2025

FTC Compliance

Why Influencer Compliance Breaks Down Inside UGC Platforms

April 29, 2025

FTC Compliance

How Sprout Social’s FTC Guidance Reflects Where Influencer Marketing Is Headed

November 26, 2024

FTC Compliance

In-House Lawyer's Guide to Consumer Reviews and Testimonials: Insights from the FTC and P&G

November 15, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC’s Consumer Reviews Rule Applies to Brand Practices

November 15, 2024

FTC Compliance

Why Marketplace UGC Services Create Hidden Liability

November 15, 2024

FTC Compliance

Drunk Elephant Case: FTC Compliance Wake-Up Call for Brands

November 15, 2024

FTC Compliance

Influencer Marketing For Kids: Key Insights For Brands

November 14, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC Evaluates Influencer Giveaways and Promotions

October 23, 2024

General

Why Exchanging Free Products for Positive Reviews Creates Real Risk

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC Approaches Fake Reviews and Endorsements

October 23, 2024

General

Balancing Technology and Authenticity in Influencer Marketing

October 23, 2024

General

Why Buying Fake Engagement Creates Real Risk

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

FTC Guidelines on Social Proof and Endorsements

October 23, 2024

General

The Cost of Manipulating Amazon Reviews on Your Business

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC Evaluates AI Generated Influencer Content

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

FTC Guidelines on Testimonials and Endorsements

October 23, 2024

General

Building Trust with Genuine Customer Reviews

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

Why Automating Reviews Can Lead to FTC Penalties

October 23, 2024

General

How Purchased Reviews Are Treated in Business Marketing

October 23, 2024

General

How Review Exchange Practices Are Evaluated from a Legal Perspective

October 23, 2024

FTC Compliance

Why Review Swapping Creates More Risk Than Credibility

October 22, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC Evaluates Reviews and Testimonials

October 22, 2024

News

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September 11, 2024

FTC Compliance

When Influencer Content Is Advertising and When It Isn’t

August 30, 2024

FTC Compliance

How Young Influencers Are Confronting FTC Disclosure Expectations

August 30, 2024

FTC Compliance

FTC’s Regulation Timeline: How Paid Influencer Endorsements Came Under Scrutiny

August 30, 2024

FTC Compliance

How to Hold Your Influencer Agency Accountable for Compliance and Liability Risk

August 30, 2024

FTC Compliance

FTC Compliance Plan for Navigating New Influencer Rules

August 30, 2024

FTC Compliance

How Recent FTC Rule Changes Affect Advertisers

August 30, 2024

General

From Virality to Accountability: Rethinking Authenticity in Influencer Marketing

August 21, 2024

FTC Compliance

How Autonomous Systems Are Used in Influencer Marketing

August 21, 2024

FTC Compliance

Five Things Influencer Marketing Agencies Must Know About the FTC’s Ban on Deceptive Reviews and Endorsements

August 21, 2024

FTC Compliance

The Top 5 Things Influencers Need to Know About the FTC’s New Ban

August 21, 2024

FTC Compliance

What the FTC’s New Ban on Deceptive Reviews and Endorsements Actually Changes for Marketers

August 21, 2024

FTC Compliance

How the FTC’s Consumer Reviews Rule Applies to Influencer Marketing

August 21, 2024

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