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Rules and ethics
How a web design agency should review creator campaigns: ad labels under the CAP Code, CMA incentive rules, VAT-inclusive prices at 20% and approval records.
Rules and ethics
What UK creators must label under CAP Code rules 2.1 and 2.3, how the ASA ruled on unlabelled TALA posts, and the CMA power to fine, with a label checklist.
Rules and ethics
Ad disclosure in Welsh means bilingual labels, S4C sponsorship rules, CAP Code duties and prominent Welsh wording for creators across Wales.
Rules and ethics
Sponsorship agreement in Scotland: how Scots law differs from English law on courts, limitation, third-party rights and arbitration.
Reviews
A practical guide to sponsorship agreement terms for UK creators, covering exclusivity, payment triggers, usage rights, termination and advertising disclosure.
Rules and ethics
Ad disclosure in the UK runs on the CAP Code and ASA labelling rules: here is the wording, placement and contract terms that keep influencer posts compliant.
Outlook
Influencer contract rates vary sharply across the UK. London creator fees and retainers outpace Manchester, Leeds and Bristol, so use city benchmarks carefully.
Rules and ethics
Ad disclosure for Belfast creators: UK rules apply at home; Irish and EU consumer rules matter when campaigns target Ireland, alongside platform duties.
Rules and ethics
A UK sponsorship agreement can record creator fees, gifted products and affiliate commissions; this guide explains HMRC reporting, VAT and record-keeping.
Rules and ethics
Ad disclosure for UK finance influencers: when FCA authorisation or section 21 approval applies, plus COBS 4, risk warnings and sponsorship clauses.
Rules and ethics
Influencer contract compliance now sits under CMA enforcement, the DMCC Act 2024 and CPUT Regulations 2008, changing disclosure clauses and evidence.
Rules and ethics
A sponsorship agreement in Scotland or Wales needs specific clauses, ASA and CMA duties, HMRC points and jurisdiction checks before you sign.
