AI ad disclosure: what New York, Pennsylvania, the EU and the platforms require
AI ad disclosure rules differ by trigger. What New York, Pennsylvania, the EU, Google and Meta require, what a label costs, and how to track it per asset.
ad safe zones
Facts a model should be told, not trained on: where platform chrome covers a 9:16 creative, how long a headline can be, what gets an ad rejected. Practical reference, kept current as the platforms change.
The measured evidence for this topic lives in Safe-band scoring.
AI ad disclosure rules differ by trigger. What New York, Pennsylvania, the EU, Google and Meta require, what a label costs, and how to track it per asset.
Google RSA character limits are 30 for headlines, 90 for descriptions and 15 for paths. The traps, a checker you can copy, and why they belong in the prompt.
The Instagram Reels safe zone is 14% top, 35% bottom and 6% each side. Pixel values, a pre-launch check, and why it matters before Meta's US ad freeze.
What Meta, Google and TikTok are automating in advertising, what the announcements actually ship, and what that leaves for an independent model to check.
Open-weights and small language models for marketing work: what exists, what they cost to run, and how they compare on a public benchmark.
Hooks, angles, ad copy and creative analysis: how to tag what an ad is doing, and what a model can and cannot learn about why it works.
How to tell whether a marketing AI is any good: public benchmarks, blind judging, label quality, seed variance and the claims they do and do not support.
When fine-tuning beats prompting and when it does not, with measured results: LoRA adapters, scaling curves, quantization and label quality.