Autopilot Advisers is an SEC-registered adviser, so paid creative is adviser marketing. The failure mode isn’t a fine — it’s review becoming the bottleneck while CAC drifts up. So: counsel signs a library, not individual ads.
Nothing here is cleared — I can’t clear it. Twelve concepts are pre-checked and already carry their disclosure; three are held for counsel, and this page is written so that conversation takes one sitting instead of six.
I’m a growth operator, not a lawyer. Nothing here is legal advice or a clearance — the five-day gate and the library are proposals, and every status on the following panels is my check, not a sign-off.Adviser marketing, plainly stated. If a concept fails any one of these, it doesn’t go to design.
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Sixteen concepts a week only works if review is bounded. So review has a clock, and the clock has a consequence.
After that, creative ships at volume without a lawyer on every asset. The ask is one review of this library and a ruling on the three held items — performance periods, hypothetical performance, and using the Pilots’ names.