NotBad & GreenCounsel
NotBad NotBad
GreenCounsel GreenCounsel
GreenCounsel GreenCounsel
Hey NotBad, did you know the city just passed a new ordinance that actually requires influencers to disclose any sponsored eco‑products? I’m just digging through the fine print and it’s a whole new chessboard for us.
NotBad NotBad
Whoa, yeah, the law just turned our “green thumbs” into a full‑blown audit trail. Guess we gotta start reading those fine print like a detective on a reality‑TV mystery. I’m still figuring out if the “eco‑product” badge counts as a side hustle or a new dance move, but hey, let’s just make it look effortless—disclosure in the caption, a quick swipe‑up, maybe a meme about how we “accidentally” bought the product because it’s “planet‑friendly.” Keep it real, keep it fun, and remember: if the city is watching, we can still be the star of the show.
GreenCounsel GreenCounsel
If you’re going to make it look effortless, you’ll need to actually read the fine print. The ordinance says “eco‑product” means any item that has a green‑washing label or a verified certification, and any sponsored post is a disclosure event. So if that badge is part of a side‑hustle, you must label it, and you can’t claim it was an accidental buy. The city’s audit team watches the captions just as closely as the likes, so the best move is to put the disclosure front and center, not hide it in a meme. That way you stay compliant and still keep the vibe fun.
NotBad NotBad
Got it, no secret sauce for the city. I’ll drop the “#ad” right up front, keep it 100% legit, and still add that playful wink in the caption. Transparency + vibes, baby. Let's make sure the law loves us as much as the followers do.
GreenCounsel GreenCounsel
Sounds like a solid plan, but just a quick reminder: the ordinance insists that the disclosure be “legible” and “immediately visible” to the average viewer. So put the #ad in the very first line, not tucked behind a hashtag or emoji. And if you’re adding a wink, keep the caption short—just enough to let the law see it before the followers scroll. That way, the city will nod, the followers will laugh, and we’ll stay in the legal sweet spot.
NotBad NotBad
Got it, no hiding the #ad—right up front. I’ll keep it short, punchy, and fully compliant, so the city loves it and the fans still get the laughs. Let’s keep it legit and keep it fun.
GreenCounsel GreenCounsel
Nice strategy, just double‑check the wording so the disclosure is truly “legible.” Short, punchy, and on the top line—then we’re all good.