native advertising disclosure rules
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ChatGPT
BRAND (2)
SUMMARY
Provides a structured educational overview of FTC native advertising guidelines, emphasizing clear disclosure requirements with specific language recommendations like "Ad" or "Paid Advertisement" while avoiding ambiguous terms. Focuses on placement guidelines requiring disclosures to be close to content, particularly above headlines, with reference to legal sources.
REFERENCES (5)
Perplexity
BRAND (2)
SUMMARY
Delivers the most comprehensive analysis with detailed formatting and extensive sourcing (15 links). Covers all key aspects including clear labeling requirements, placement considerations, and specific disclosure language. Emphasizes the "reasonable consumer" standard and provides thorough coverage of both initial placement and click-through page requirements.
REFERENCES (15)
Google AIO
BRAND (2)
SUMMARY
Offers a concise analytical approach focusing on the core FTC principles and the "reasonable consumer" standard. Emphasizes the "net impression" concept and platform-agnostic requirements, providing a more conceptual framework rather than detailed implementation guidelines.
REFERENCES (9)
Strategic Insights & Recommendations
Dominant Brand
The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is consistently referenced across all platforms as the primary regulatory authority for native advertising disclosure rules.
Platform Gap
Perplexity provides the most detailed and comprehensive coverage with extensive sourcing, while Google AIO offers the most conceptual approach, and ChatGPT focuses on practical implementation guidelines.
Link Opportunity
There's significant opportunity for authoritative content on native advertising compliance, given the high link counts (especially Perplexity's 15 links) and the regulatory nature of the topic.
Key Takeaways for This Prompt
All platforms emphasize that disclosures must be "clear and prominent" to meet FTC standards for consumer protection.
The "reasonable consumer" standard is a key legal benchmark mentioned across platforms for evaluating disclosure effectiveness.
Placement of disclosures near or above headlines is consistently recommended across all platform responses.
There's strong consensus that vague terms like "Promoted" should be avoided in favor of explicit terms like "Advertisement" or "Sponsored."
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