The reference

Nine rulebooks. Every phrase, published.

390 phrases, and we have put all of them on the internet. Not a sample, not a lead magnet behind an email form. These are the actual arrays the engine runs, grouped by the rule each phrase breaks, with what to say instead wherever a compliant alternative exists.

Most of what is written about advertising compliance is a listicle of ten words. The useful question is not which ten. It is whether the sentence describes the thing you are selling or makes a promise about somebody’s outcome, and that is a different question in every trade.

167 Real estate Fair Housing Read the list → 51 Mortgage Reg Z and RESPA Read the list → 47 Private offerings Reg D Read the list → 36 Medical and dental State boards and the FTC Read the list → 36 Immigration 8 CFR and notario law Read the list → 28 Law firms ABA Model Rules Read the list → 27 Wellness and med spa FTC Read the list → 17 Text and SMS TCPA Read the list → 16 Contracting State insurance and licence law Read the list →

Why publish the whole list?

Because it is checkable. Anybody can paste a phrase from any of these pages into the free checker and watch the same engine refuse it. A compliance claim that cannot be tested is marketing; one that can be is a product.

The counts move. These pages are generated from the engine’s own arrays rather than typed, and a verifier fails our build if a number on any page stops matching what the software actually runs.

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A screening tool, not legal advice. Your compliance officer or counsel has the last word.