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November 19, 2024 at 11:01 AM
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Also UK Content Creators remember your AD disclosures today for the love of Lucifer. It doesn't matter if other people aren't doing it, they are also wrong.

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Considering the ASA’s research, it’s unlikely that labels other than those that explicitly call the content what it is, in a way that consumers understand, will be good enough. Both the ASA and the CMA expect labels to just say it how it is, in a way that consumers understand e.g.; #Ad #Advert #Advertising #Advertisement #AdvertisementFeature 8 This applies to all types of marketing content, from a post about a gifted product all the way through to a brand collaboration. It’s not necessary to use a ‘#’ as part of the label, provided it is prominent and clearly separate from any other content. You are also free to include further information about the type of ‘ad’ the content is, provided you’ve made clear that it’s an ‘ad’ upfront and any additional words or explanations will be understood by the average person. As any label used needs to be understood by consumers and make immediately clear that content is advertising, we advise against using: Supported by/ Funded by In association with/ In partnership with Thanks to [brand] for making this possible/ Made possible by Just tagging the brand in the content Gift/ Gifted Sponsorship/ Sponsored/ Spon/ Sp Affiliate/ Aff/ Af/ Afflink/ Collab PR/ PRTrip/ PRTreatment/ PRHaul/ PR Stay iworkwith/ brandambassador myedit/ mycollection Any other abbreviations or words that consumers are unlikely to be familiar with Where the platform provides a tool which can label branded content for you, e.g., the ‘Paid partnership’ tool on Instagram, this may be sufficient if the label is upfront, clear, and prominent when it’s added to your content. If you’re not sure – for example the label is obscured by the background of your image or doesn’t make clear that the content is advertising – you should include an additional ‘Ad’ label. Always put yourself in the audience’s shoes – if you didn’t already know, would you be able to tell immediately and without a shadow of a doubt that a specific piece of content was, in fact, advertising? The main thing to remember is that you need to make it obvious from the outset. Any label you use needs to be clear, prominent, upfront, timely, appropriate for the platform and format of the content (e.g., a post, a story, a reel), and suitable for all potential devices (it needs to be clear on mobile and apps too!). This means that anything which obscures the label or delays the disclosure, such as burying it in a sea of hashtags; putting it where it can only be seen by clicking ‘more’ in a TikTok video; readers needing to scroll down a blog article; only disclosing part-way through that a YouTube video is an ad– really isn’t going to cut it. You should ensure that the disclosure is at the very beginning of the advertising content, which might mean at the start of the post text, in a title or thumbnail, or on an image – whatever people see first. If advertising content spans across several stories, you should label each relevant story in the series, particularly if they could potentially be viewed separately. Also, if advertising content appears in multiple different formats e.g., a Story, post, and a Reel, or is reposted from one format into another e.g., a Story that references a post, each individual piece of content needs to make it clear. When you’ve included advertising sections in longerform editorial content, so not all the content is advertising, you don’t need to label the whole of the content – but you do need to make clear where the advertising content is, by clearly labelling those sections.
June 5, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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