Guides
Straight answers for regulated sectors.
Plain-English guides to the questions we are asked most — what the regulators actually expect, and how to publish confidently anyway. Written by the people who run these feeds every day.
Social media for care providers: what CQC actually expects
There is no CQC social-media rulebook — but inspectors absolutely form a view. Consent, dignity, safeguarding, and the difference between celebrating the work and exploiting it.
FCA rules on social media for financial advisers
Every post that invites someone towards a financial product can be a financial promotion — which means fair, clear, not misleading, balanced, and approved. What FG24/1 changed, in plain English.
Social media for solicitors: staying on the right side of the SRA
Law firms can absolutely publish — many of the best do. The rules that matter: confidentiality, the line between information and advice, and personal accounts that still carry professional weight.