Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Affiliate Content Compliance Monitoring
Ongoing review of affiliate sites for outdated offers, missing terms, restricted-market targeting and non-compliant claims

Compliance & Responsible Marketing · Affiliate & Partner Compliance
An oversight programme for UK affiliates, reflecting the Gambling Commission's position that operators answer for partners' marketing
In Great Britain, operators are held responsible for marketing carried out by affiliates on their behalf, and enforcement cases have shown that a partner's content can quickly become the operator's problem. We set up UK-specific content standards, monitoring and escalation steps, review partners' pages and social channels against the CAP code and UKGC requirements, and keep the records your compliance team needs to show oversight.
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Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Ongoing review of affiliate sites for outdated offers, missing terms, restricted-market targeting and non-compliant claims
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
An audit for review and comparison sites of licensing claims, bonus listings, ranking disclosures and safer-gambling content
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Compliance due diligence on new affiliates covering traffic sources, target markets, past content and social channels before approval
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
A partner compliance policy, brand guidelines and a draft marketing schedule for affiliate agreements, ready for legal review
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
A review of tipster sites, tips channels and prediction content for profit promises, sure-bet claims and missing safer-gambling notes
Compliance & Responsible Marketing
Monitoring of affiliates' Telegram, Discord, X and YouTube channels, where offers and targeting often escape website-based checks