# Posting notes

Paid-post disclosure belongs in the edit and posting checklist, separate from the sample monologue. Keep “Ad · Remembered” clear and readable in the video from the beginning and with the endorsement; start the caption with #ad and use the platform partnership tool in addition. Do not hide the label. FTC guidance says audio plus visual disclosure is more likely to be noticed; consider the actual format and any additional requirements. These samples omit a boilerplate spoken sponsor intro.

- Truthful personal experience and accurate app statements; no invented results or recipient reactions.
- Clear in-video paid disclosure; #ad first in the caption; platform partnership tool when available.
- Own or licensed footage/audio; consent for people and private information shown.
- If using a branded graphic, keep the R seal beside Remembered.
- Use the issued link in an available placement; follow the live review and submission process.

The app mention can be low-key; the paid relationship must still be clear. This brief does not require a scripted spoken sponsorship intro and does not authorize presenting paid content as an independent discovery.

Use the approved link in the placement available on your platform when issued. A spoken link prompt is unnecessary. Do not invent an audience question to justify a second product pitch in comments. If someone actually asks about the app, answer accurately and naturally.

Compensation, posting platforms, rights and deadlines are those in the live ContentRewards agreement. Campaign requirements must be stated in the live listing.

[FTC disclosure guide](https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/disclosures-101-social-media-influencers) · [ContentRewards terms](https://contentrewards.com/terms). Checked September 13, 2026.