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Compliant Copy Template Pack

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The pages that get businesses fined are always the same five: about, services, booking, social bios and FAQs. This pack contains rewritten, compliance-first copy blocks for all of them — built from the same rules we audit against.

What happens

Immediately after checkout you receive a download link by email. The pack contains editable copy blocks with inline annotations explaining why each phrasing choice was made and which rule it protects you from — so your team learns the pattern, not just the words.

What's included

  • 12+ rewritten copy blocks: about pages, service descriptions, booking pages, social bios, FAQ language
  • Condition-safe phrasing patterns for describing consultation services
  • 'Do / Don't' pairs showing the non-compliant version beside the safe one
  • Annotation on every block: the rule it addresses and the enforcement action that proves the risk
  • Guidance notes on imagery, business names and logo risk
  • Free updates for 12 months when TGA guidance changes

Who it's for

Teams remediating audit findings, new clinics writing their first website, and agencies who want a compliant starting point for every cannabis-sector client.

Checkout runs on Stripe. After payment, complete the 2-minute intake form (URLs and social handles — nothing else needed). Not legal advice; see disclaimer.

Questions

Is this a substitute for an audit?

No — templates fix the predictable pages; an audit finds the risks specific to your site, socials and linked content. Most clients buy the pack after their audit, to action the findings.

Can we use the copy verbatim?

Yes, with your business details substituted. The annotations also teach the pattern so future content stays safe.

Is it legal advice?

No — it's general compliance-first copy built against published guidance. High-stakes claims should still be checked by counsel.