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The opening MKT 675 modules usually introduce ethical theories and decision models, with the AMA's statement of ethics as a professional guide. A first-week thread might ask for a lawful tactic that still seems unfair to customers, such as countdown timers that reset.

Advertising law typically follows: the FTC's deception and unfairness standards, substantiation, comparative advertising and Lanham Act disputes, with case papers on real claims.

The middle of MKT 675 commonly covers endorsements, reviews and influencers under the FTC's guides, environmental claims under the Green Guides, and then privacy and digital marketing rules for email, texts, children's data and state privacy laws, with attention to dark patterns.

Later modules usually address intellectual property, pricing and warranties and marketing to vulnerable groups, and the final MKT 675 weeks bring the audit or policy paper together.

The case weeks and the privacy module carry the most reading, and the final audit carries the most writing.

Grades rest on written analysis, so applying a rule precisely beats reciting it.

At the start of MKT 675, the professional agrees on a company with you, perhaps a meal delivery app or a children's toy brand, and gathers its ads, influencer posts, privacy policy, terms and any regulator actions so later papers draw on one file.

Posts go up early in each discussion. In the endorsement module, a post might show how a toy unboxing video blurs the line between content and advertising for young viewers; in the privacy module, it might trace how a delivery app's location tracking is explained, or not, at sign-up. Comments on classmates' posts question their reading of a rule or a stakeholder they left out.

Alongside each MKT 675 paper comes a three-line summary: rule, decisive fact, recommended fix.

Grader feedback shapes the next paper. You upload every file yourself through Brightspace.

A single marketer with graduate training stays on your MKT 675 seat from the first framework paper to the closing audit, someone who has sat in claim review meetings, rewritten consent language and drafted creator disclosure rules.

Because the writer never changes, the business studied in the deception case is the one audited in week ten, and the risks spotted along the way turn into the audit's policy proposals. Instructors tend to reward that continuity, since it shows a student mapping one firm's obligations step by step.

Before release, a colleague checks how every rule is stated and whether each conclusion follows.

On the board, these professionals contribute the sort of detail only review meetings teach: why counsel swaps superlatives for numbers, how a disclosure is checked on a phone screen, what separates a fair cancellation button from a maze.

Their prose is calm and exact, giving each rule one sentence and the application the rest.

The legal case modules ask the most of MKT 675 students. Reading an FTC complaint or court opinion, finding the rule and applying it carefully to new facts takes far longer than a typical marketing paper.

Privacy weeks are hard because the rules overlap. Email, texts, web tracking and children's data each have their own laws, and state privacy laws add another layer that changes from year to year.

Ethics weeks bring a different challenge. Reaching a position when frameworks disagree requires weighing stakeholders honestly rather than picking the answer first.

The final MKT 675 weeks combine a full review of a company's marketing with risk ratings and policies. Students who chose a company with little public material often struggle to find enough evidence to audit.

Hours in MKT 675 cluster around primary-source reading, an FTC order here, a state privacy statute there, and around drafting the closing audit with its risk table. Weekly threads take comparatively little.

A frequent handover point is the end of the ethics unit. Your graded framework paper is read, its grade and comments noted, your chosen business kept, and the advertising, influencer and data cases continue from it in the same reasoning style.

Students with a flair for moral argument sometimes stay on the board and pass along only the legal analysis; others hand over everything.

Dates sit beside every module in the plan. The business's ads, creator posts, privacy notice and terms are collected in one folder during week one, and each later case quotes from that folder.

With a limited budget, the data-rules brief and the closing audit repay outside help best, because both reward close reading of overlapping rules. Invoices track the module plan, and a revised calendar changes dates only.