Check whether flyers, banners, and signage created by you, a designer, printer, or sign shop comply with outdoor advertising regulations and advertising text and price display rules all at once. Get a detailed report on what needs to be fixed and a request letter ready to send to vendors. Prevent wasted time and rework caused by regulatory violations, and eliminate legal risks before ordering.
When You Need This
You receive a flyer mockup with misleading or exaggerated claims, a signage drawing with dimensions that exceed permit standards, or a discount display without proof of the previous price—and you're unsure where to start fixing it. If you miss a permit or notification application and get caught, you'll have to remove the advertisement and pay a fine.
What Gets Reviewed
Permit and Notification Requirements
Determine whether your promotional material requires a permit or notification based on type, installation location, and size, and which department to submit to.
Display Standards and Prohibited Content
Check the display methods set by the Outdoor Advertisements Act, enforcement decree, and municipal ordinances (signage dimensions, number, location; banner posting location and period).
Advertising Text: False Claims, Exaggeration, Comparison, and Disparagement
Review absolute expressions like "best" and "number one," unsupported efficacy claims, and industry-specific required disclosures (hagwon tuition, real estate agent mandatory information, alcohol warning labels) against the Fair Labeling and Advertising Act.
Pricing, Discounts, Giveaways, and Personal Information
Confirm that discounted prices are actual retail prices, former prices have supporting evidence, and giveaway entry forms follow proper consent procedures.
File and Print Specifications
Verify that file formats (resolution, color mode, margins, bleeds) for vendor submission and final print specifications meet industry standards.
What You Receive
Compliance Report
Evaluate each item as "Compliant / Caution Required / Potential Violation / Needs Confirmation," listing the supporting legal basis and correction details for each.
Revision Priorities and Alternatives
Highlight the top 3 items to fix first, and provide a side-by-side table comparing before/after, reason, and cost impact.
Request Letter for Vendors
When a third-party vendor (designer, printer, sign shop) created the mockup, receive revision requests formatted as a vendor-ready purchase order.
Checklist for Municipal Verification
For items that cannot be judged from photos alone (actual dimensions, height, permit status), receive a checklist to confirm with the relevant municipal outdoor advertising department.
What This Agent Does Not Do
- Complete or submit permit/notification applications (you must apply directly to the relevant department)
- Provide legal advice (verify final decisions with a legal professional or municipal agency)
- Advise on unlawful posting or distribution methods (we only help with compliant procedures)
- Suggest ways to hide false information (we only provide ways to correct your materials to meet regulations)
