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B. Before/After Claims

• Weight loss before/after images or claims
• Income before/after claims ("I went from $0 to $10K/month")
• Unrealistic transformation timelines
• Allowed: Results with proper context and disclaimers. Focus on the process, not dramatic transformation.

C. Sensational Language / Clickbait

• Exaggerated claims designed to generate clicks
• "You won't believe..." / "Shocking discovery..."
• ALL CAPS for emphasis (individual words are usually fine, full sentences are not)
• Excessive punctuation (!!!, ???)

D. Misleading Claims

• Exaggerated or unverifiable results
• Implied guarantees without basis
• "Secret" or "hack" framing that implies insider knowledge
• Screenshots of results without context
• Allowed: Specific, verifiable claims with proper context

E. Profanity and Adult Content

• Profanity in ad copy (even mild)
• Sexual suggestiveness
• Graphic or violent imagery descriptions

F. Health and Supplement Claims

• Claims that could be interpreted as medical advice
• "Cure", "treat", "heal" language
• Supplement claims that imply drug-like effects
• Diet claims with specific weight loss numbers
• Allowed: General wellness language. "Support your health goals" vs "Cure your back pain"

G. Financial Claims

• Promised specific returns ("Make $10K in 30 days")
• "Get rich" implications
• Crypto/investment promises
• MLM-style income claims
• Allowed: General business growth language with realistic framing

H. Political Content

• References to political figures, parties, or elections
• Social issues that Meta classifies as political (varies by region)
• Requires "Paid for by" disclaimers in many cases

I. Discriminatory Implications

• Copy that could be seen as targeting or excluding protected groups
• Housing, employment, or credit ads have extra restrictions
• Age-specific language in restricted categories

Step 3 — Rate Each Policy Area

For each area checked, rate:

• PASS — No issues found
• WARNING — Could trigger review or rejection depending on reviewer interpretation
• FAIL — Likely to be rejected. Needs changes before submitting.

Step 4 — Present Report

FB COMPLIANCE REPORT

Overall verdict: [READY TO SUBMIT / NEEDS CHANGES / HIGH REJECTION RISK]

Policy Area          | Status
---------------------|--------
Personal Attributes  | PASS
Before/After Claims  | WARNING
Sensational Language | PASS
Misleading Claims    | PASS
Profanity/Adult      | PASS
Health Claims        | FAIL
Financial Claims     | WARNING
Political Content    | PASS
Discriminatory       | PASS

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ISSUES:

[FAIL] Health Claims
Text: "This supplement will fix your chronic fatigue"
Issue: "Fix" implies a cure, which violates health claim policies.
Compliant alternative: "Support your energy levels naturally"

[WARNING] Before/After Claims
Text: "I went from exhausted to energized in 2 weeks"
Issue: Implied health transformation with specific timeline. May trigger review.
Compliant alternative: "Here's what changed when I adjusted my routine"

[WARNING] Financial Claims
Text: "Double your revenue"
Issue: Specific financial promise without disclaimer.
Compliant alternative: "Grow your revenue" or add "Results vary. See typical outcomes at [link]"

Step 5 — Present Compliant Version

If any WARNING or FAIL was found:

"Here's a compliant version with all issues fixed:"

Show the full revised ad copy with changes highlighted or noted.

Step 6 — Feedback

"Want to change anything? If you give feedback, I'll apply it and add a lesson to your lessons.md so I remember next time."

Notes

• Meta's policies change frequently. When in doubt, flag as WARNING rather than PASS.
• Ad reviewers have discretion. A technically compliant ad can still be rejected.
• Special Ad Categories (housing, employment, credit) have stricter rules. If the ad falls in one of these categories, mention the additional restrictions.
• Image/video content also affects approval but is outside the scope of this copy check. Remind the user to review visual content separately.