Copy that keeps your clients out of trouble
Great ad copy is only useful if you can actually run it. Here is how AdQuicker is set up to keep your copy honest — and where the responsibility stays with you.
What AdQuicker is instructed to do
- No guaranteed outcomes. It won’t promise sales, views, followers or that anything “will go viral.”
- No invented numbers. It is told not to make up statistics, review counts, testimonials or percentages you didn’t provide.
- No invented facts. Prices, awards, certifications and claims like “#1 rated” stay out unless you supplied them.
- Risk flags. If a claim could run into truth-in-advertising rules or a platform’s ad policy, it still writes the copy but adds a short note pointing at the risk.
- Drafts only. It never publishes, schedules or spends ad budget. Everything is a draft for a person to review.
What stays your responsibility
- Review every piece of copy before it goes live. AI can make mistakes, miss a rule, or misread your brief.
- Check platform and legal rules yourself. Health, finance, housing, earnings and similar categories have strict requirements. Our notes are general reminders, not legal advice.
- Only claim what you can back up. If a client gives you a claim, make sure they can substantiate it.
- Use real testimonials and results only, with permission.
Where the guardrails have limits
These are instructions to an AI model, not a guarantee. The model can occasionally ignore them, and it can’t verify whether a claim in your brief is true. Words a client asks you to avoid are passed to the AI as part of the brand voice, but we don’t automatically scan the output for them, so keep reviewing.
Found something wrong?
If AdQuicker produced copy that looks misleading or risky, please email us. We read every message. You can also see our Terms and Privacy Policy.