Full Presence Audit · Every Channel You Advertise On

Your website is only one of your advertisements

California's advertising rules reach your social profiles, your Google Business Profile, your paid ads and your videos — not just your website. The Full Presence Audit reviews all of it: your complete site plus up to 8 channel profiles, with a prioritized findings report in 3–5 business days, for a flat $750.

Flat $750 fee — we confirm scope with you before you pay anything. No retainer, and no obligation to fix it with us. Website only? The $350 site audit is here →

Scope: Automated scanning covers English-language pages. Pages in other languages are routed to human review.

01 — The Exposure

Why your channels are in scope

An audit that stops at your website misses most of your advertising surface. The statute doesn't stop there — and neither do complainants.

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Every channel, one review
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    “Advertisement” includes your posts.B&P Code §6157 defines an advertisement as any communication — written, recorded or electronic, to the public or even a limited group — that encourages hiring a lawyer. A social post soliciting cases qualifies. So does your Google Business Profile description.
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    Your bio gets no space exception.The statute's link-out accommodation for character-limited platforms applies only to joint advertisements run by a §6155(g) joint advertiser. An individual firm's Instagram bio or X profile still owes the full mandatory disclosures.
  • 3
    Your videos play by the TV rules.The electronic-media statutes (B&P §§6158–6158.3) cover “computer networks” by definition. Case results presented out of context and messages about money recovered are presumed deceptive — and dramatizations or result portrayals require disclosure statements.
  • 4
    Your ads are public record.Meta's Ad Library and Google's Ads Transparency Center let anyone — including a would-be complainant — browse every ad you're running. No login, no cost. If they can review your ads, so should you.
  • 5
    Same damages, per unique advertisement.Statutory damages run $5,000–$100,000 per unique advertisement (B&P §6157.2(c)) if an ad isn't withdrawn after a complaint and an adverse State Bar finding — and electronic ads must come down within 72 hours of that finding.
02 — The Review

What we review

Every surface is checked against the same rulebook as our site audit — SB 37 (B&P §§6153–6158.7), the Rules of Professional Conduct 7.1–7.5, the electronic-media statutes and practice-area disclosure rules — using one master checklist, so a finding means the same thing wherever it appears.

SurfaceWhat's reviewedScope cap
Website — the complete site auditPage-by-page review: prohibited content, mandatory disclosures, results & testimonials, fee language, practice-area noticesUp to 25 pages
Social profilesBio/about, pinned content, recent posts, handle & name claims — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok or XUp to 4 profiles · last 25 posts or 30 days each
GBP & listingsBusiness description, categories, posts, photos with text, owner review-responsesGoogle Business Profile + 2 directories
Paid adsEvery active creative via Meta Ad Library and Google's Ads Transparency Center — copy, imagery, landing-page claimsUp to 25 creatives in detail
VideoChannel page + videos for dramatization & result-portrayal disclosures and deception presumptions (B&P §§6158.1, 6158.3)Top 10 videos by views

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03 — Deliverable

What you get

One consolidated report across every channel — with the exact location of every finding, so your team can act on it the day it lands.

Full Presence Audit — Sample FindingRedacted
CriticalFinding 03 · Instagram · post of

Caption promises a outcome for injury clients — a prohibited guarantee, and no responsible-attorney disclosure appears on the profile.

Compliant-wording example (general): for outcome language in a profile bio, compliant marketing usually describes experience and process rather than promising results, with the required attorney and office-location disclosures present — your counsel can confirm what fits your firm.

HighFinding 07 · Google Ads · creative

Active search ad carries a dollar-figure result with no context — presumed deceptive in electronic media under B&P §6158.1.

Compliant-wording example (general): for paid-ad creative, compliant campaigns usually run substantiated, outcome-neutral copy — your counsel can confirm what fits your firm.

Channel Risk Summary

Findings by severity for each channel — see at a glance whether your risk lives on your site, your ads, or your feed.

Exact Locations

Post permalinks, ad-library creative IDs, video timestamps and page URLs — every finding points to the precise place it lives.

Remediation Guidance

What the report gives you. Every flagged item pinpointed — the channel, the exact wording or creative our review matched, and the rule category it falls under — alongside a general example of compliant wording for that category, prioritized by severity. It is an objective findings summary prepared for your own review and your counsel's decision. Lawthentics is a marketing company, not a law firm; the report is not legal advice, and every decision about your marketing rests with you and your California-licensed counsel.

Secure Delivery

A password-protected report in interactive HTML and PDF, delivered in 3–5 business days.

Choose your audit

Site Audit

Your website, human-reviewed page by page

$350 one-time

Delivered in 2–3 business days


  • Up to 25 public pages, human-reviewed
  • SB 37, RPC 7.1–7.5 & practice-area disclosures
  • Page-by-page findings with exact locations
  • General compliant-wording examples, prioritized by severity
  • Interactive HTML + PDF report
Order Site Audit — $350

Both audits are flat-fee with no retainer and no obligation to fix the findings with us. The Site Audit checks out by secure card; for Full Presence, tell us about your channels and we'll confirm scope before you pay anything.

04 — Questions

Full Presence FAQ

How is this different from the $350 site audit?
The $350 audit covers your website — up to 25 pages, full findings report. The Full Presence Audit includes that entire site audit and extends the same review to your social profiles, Google Business Profile and directory listings, active paid ads, and YouTube videos, in one consolidated report. If your marketing is website-only, the $350 audit is the right buy.
Do you need my logins or ad-account access?
No. Everything is reviewed exactly the way a regulator or complainant would see it — from public view. Your active ads are already public record in Meta's Ad Library and Google's Ads Transparency Center. When you request the audit we'll confirm your website address and channel handles by email; that's all we need.
What counts as a “channel profile”?
Each social profile (a Facebook page, an Instagram account, a LinkedIn company page, a TikTok or X account), your Google Business Profile, and each directory listing (like Yelp or Avvo) counts as one. The flat fee covers up to 4 social profiles, your GBP plus 2 directories, your active ads and your YouTube channel.
I advertise on more than the caps cover. What then?
Request the flat-fee audit and we'll flag anything beyond the caps in the report qualitatively — or contact us first and we'll quote the full scope up front. Multi-location firms and heavy advertisers usually take the custom quote.
What about email newsletters and text campaigns?
They're advertisements under §6157 too. The flat-fee audit covers your publicly viewable channels; email and SMS campaigns can be added by custom quote — send us a note and we'll scope it.
Do I have to hire you to fix the findings?
No. The report is written so your own team — or whoever runs your social and ads — and your counsel can see exactly what our review matched and where. If you'd rather we handle it, our marketing packages include ongoing compliance review as standard, but the audit comes with zero strings.
Is this legal advice?
No — Lawthentics is a marketing agency, not a law firm. The audit is a marketing-compliance review against California's published attorney-advertising rules. For legal questions about your specific exposure, consult ethics counsel; our report gives them a running start.
How do I stay compliant after the audit?
Marketing changes — every new post, ad and page is new exposure. Compliance Monitoring ($250/mo, cancel anytime) rescans your website monthly and human-reviews what changed across the channels from this audit. It's included as standard in every Lawthentics marketing package.

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One Review, Everywhere You Advertise

Your website, socials, listings, ads and video — checked against the same rulebook, in one report.

Tell us about your firm and channels — we'll reply within one business day to confirm scope, timing and next steps. Flat $750 fee, nothing to pay until scope is confirmed. Lawthentics is a marketing agency, not a law firm; the audit is not legal advice.

Full Presence Audit — $750 flat. Website + up to 8 channel profiles · delivered in 3–5 business days. Request Full Presence