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Running an influencer campaign with Spain-based audience? This page surfaces the exact disclosure rules enforced by the local regulator — the regulator-preferred wording, where to place it, the alternative forms that are accepted, and the variants that are explicitly rejected.
Use the generator below to pick the platform and the type of collaboration (paid post, gifted, affiliate, whitelisted). The output is what to put at the start of the caption, verbatim. Click any chip to copy it.
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⚠ Penalties for non-compliance
Las sanciones bajo la LGCA pueden alcanzar varios cientos de miles de euros para los usuarios de especial relevancia. La CNMC ha sancionado tanto a influencers como a marcas que no garantizan el cumplimiento contractual.
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CNMC · 2024
Spain's Royal Decree 444/2024 (effective 2 May 2024) requires Spanish-language disclosure of every commercial collaboration. The regulator (CNMC) has explicitly stated that English hashtags like #ad or #sponsored are not sufficient. "Usuarios de especial relevancia" are treated as regulated audiovisual service providers when they cumulatively meet: (1) ≥€300,000 gross annual revenue from audiovisual activity, (2) ≥1,000,000 followers on a single video-sharing platform OR ≥2,000,000 followers across all platforms combined, and (3) ≥24 videos published in the previous year.
No — the local regulator (CNMC) explicitly rejects English-only hashtags. The disclosure must be in the local language. Use the generator above for the exact wording.
Real Decreto 444/2024 (LGCA — Ley General de la Comunicación Audiovisual) (2024), enforced by CNMC. Las sanciones bajo la LGCA pueden alcanzar varios cientos de miles de euros para los usuarios de especial relevancia. La CNMC ha sancionado tanto a influencers como a marcas que no garantizan el cumplimiento contractual.
Yes. Producto regalado por [marca] is the regulator-preferred wording. See the generator above for accepted alternatives.