Claim-safe content
Approved language, evidence tiers, forbidden claims, and review checkpoints.
Earned-channel and owned-channel systems for restricted or trust-heavy categories: health, wellness, supplements, sexual wellness, finance-adjacent, and other claim-sensitive brands.
Brands that cannot rely on Meta and Google as the whole acquisition plan because policy, trust, or compliance gets in the way.
The work is useful when every claim needs a boundary and every channel needs a fallback path.
Approved language, evidence tiers, forbidden claims, and review checkpoints.
Short-form, search, creator-style content, community surfaces, and street/media support.
Landing-page slugs, event naming, exports, and page-level reporting instead of fragile UTM-only logic.
Regulated marketing means promotion in categories where claims, platform policies, disclosures, or legal review constrain what a brand can say and where it can advertise.
Yes, but the system needs claim rules, review gates, approved source material, and conservative language around outcomes.
Search, owned media, creator-style content, street campaigns, partnerships, email, community, and referral loops can all reduce dependency on paid approvals.
Send the category, audience, channel constraints, and what you need to prove in the first month.