Marketing Services Agreement review
Engagement of a marketing agency to run campaigns / creative services. Part 255), CAN-SPAM compliance for email, ownership of deliverables, and advertising-claims substantiation (FTC Act § 5).
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Scope of services / deliverables / campaign
A marketing services agreement must define the scope of services, deliverables, or the campaign.
Critical · COMM-019
FTC endorsement / testimonial disclosure
Marketing that uses endorsements, influencers, or testimonials must require the FTC-mandated material-connection disclosures.
Critical · COMM-020
CAN-SPAM compliance for email marketing
Email-marketing services must require CAN-SPAM compliance: accurate headers, an opt-out, and a physical address.
Critical · COMM-021
Ownership of deliverables / work product
A marketing services agreement should state who owns the creative deliverables and work product.
Critical · COMM-022
Advertising-claims substantiation
A marketing services agreement should require that advertising claims be truthful and substantiated.
Critical · COMM-023
Consumer-data privacy compliance
A marketing agreement under which the Agency handles consumer data should require privacy-law compliance and a data-processing term.
Critical · COMM-030
Client approval rights over creative and claims
A marketing agreement should reserve the Client's right to review and approve creative and public claims before release.
Critical · COMM-031
Third-party rights clearance and non-infringement of deliverables
A marketing agreement should require the Agency to clear all third-party rights in the deliverables and warrant non-infringement.
Critical · COMM-035
Confidentiality of Client information
A marketing agreement should require the Agency to keep the Client's non-public business information confidential.
Critical · COMM-036
Subcontractor and influencer responsibility (flow-down)
Where the Agency engages subcontractors or influencers, the agreement should make the Agency responsible for them and flow down its obligations.
Critical · COMM-037
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