The most common issues are operational, not legal. These include failing to honor opt-out requests, using unverified or third-party email lists, sending misleading subject lines, and not maintaining proper documentation. Regulators typically focus on whether a company can demonstrate consistent compliance, not just whether it understands the rules.
For additional guides, checklists, and operational resources, visit the CLIClaw Email Marketing Compliance Library.
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