ASIC Private Credit Scrutiny: What It Means for How You Market Your Fund

ASIC private credit scrutiny is rising. What Report 820 found about fund marketing, the tactics ASIC flagged and how managers should review campaigns now.
SMC ECEG: What the Ethical Code Means for Your Clinic’s Marketing

SMC ECEG rules for clinic marketing in Singapore: the twelve advertising standards, testimonials, before and after images, inducements and social media.
Target Market Determination: Why Your TMD Is Also Your Marketing Brief

Target market determination rules shape how you can market a financial product. What DDO means for ads, channels and campaigns, and the Firstmac lesson.
DNC Registry Singapore: What Clinics Must Check Before Sending SMS or Calls

DNC Registry Singapore rules for clinics: which messages need a check, the 21 day validity period, consent that exempts you, and SMC limits on outreach.
HIPAA Compliant Forms: What Your Consultation Request Form Is Really Collecting

HIPAA compliant forms for plastic surgery websites: when a consultation request becomes PHI, why your form vendor needs a BAA, and what to fix first.
RG 234: What ASIC’s June 2026 Update Means for Your Financial Services Advertising

RG 234 was reissued by ASIC in June 2026. What changed for financial services advertising: AI content, social ads, finfluencers and past performance.
PDPA Singapore: What Clinics Must Get Right Before They Market to Patients

PDPA Singapore obligations for clinics that market to patients: consent, DPO duties, breach notification timelines and where marketing data goes wrong.
HIPAA Compliant Texting: What Plastic Surgery Practices Can Send, and What Needs Consent

HIPAA compliant texting for plastic surgery practices: what you can send, what needs patient consent, and where the TCPA catches promotional texts.
FTC Endorsement Guidelines: What US Aesthetic Practices Can and Cannot Say

FTC endorsement guidelines cover staff reviews, influencer gifting and patient testimonials. Here is what US practices must disclose and what is banned.
Choosing an Email Marketing Platform: Start With the Fine Print, Not the Features

Which email marketing platform should your practice use? What you are billed for, whether your patient list is allowed on it, and where it is stored.