About EasyMarket
EasyMarket builds Facebook, Instagram and Google ad campaigns for small businesses, real estate agents, and the agencies and brokerages they work with. Every ad is checked against the advertising rules before you see it, and you publish it from your own ad accounts.
EasyMarket is run by Nicholas Bethea.
Why it exists
The rules for a single ad can sit in several places: Meta's and Google's policy pages, federal law such as the Fair Housing Act and the FTC's rules, and for real estate, your state's license rules. An ad that breaks one gets rejected, or runs and causes trouble later. EasyMarket writes every campaign to those rules and checks it against them, so you don't have to read them all first.
How every ad is checked
Before it writes anything, the AI is given the rules for your kind of business and your state. When it's done, every ad goes through the rule check, which is a fixed set of rules, not the AI's opinion. An ad that breaks one is rewritten and checked again, or flagged with what to fix.
- Every ad: FTC rules on claims you'd need to prove, free offers, testimonials and auto-renewing plans.
- Real estate: Fair Housing wording, Meta's housing category, and brokerage and license details for Texas, Florida and California.
- Job ads, and ads for credit, financing, insurance or banking: the Meta category they need.
- Google ads: Google's limits on length, punctuation, emoji and phone numbers.
Each set of rules has a version number and a link to its official source. Every campaign keeps a record of the versions it was checked against, which you can print or save.
How the guides are written
Each of the guides is written from the official pages it lists as sources, and shows the date it was last checked against them. Guides about the law go up only after an attorney has reviewed them.
How EasyMarket uses AI
- An AI model from Anthropic writes the campaigns, from your business details and what you ask for.
- The image check sends the photo you check to the same AI provider. The photo isn't saved.
- Pictures and video are made in your browser. Your photos and clips aren't uploaded.
- The free ad checker runs in your browser too. The ad you paste isn't sent or saved.
What's shared with each service EasyMarket uses is listed in the Privacy Policy.
What EasyMarket doesn't do
- It doesn't run your ads. You publish them from your own Meta and Google accounts, and you pay Meta and Google directly. There's no fee on your ad spend.
- It isn't legal advice. The checks catch common problems, not every one, and you're responsible for the ads you run.
- It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Meta or Google.
What it costs
Your first campaign is $1, with no subscription. After that it's $50 a month per person. See pricing for what's included.
Contact
Questions, or a rule you think we've got wrong? Email Bethean@marketeasy.ai.