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Your YouTube channel might be at risk.

And in this episode of the Think Media podcast,

we're going to be talking about the legal side of YouTube.

We're going to be talking about some things that every creator needs to know so that they don't get sued and don't get in trouble.

And some of the biggest legal mistakes creators make.

But we're going to be kicking it off with also some of just the fundamentals to make sure

that your YouTube channel, your online business, and your personal brand is in order.

Right up front. Our guest today is Tyler Chow back on the podcast. She's the creator's attorney. And Tyler,

how do you introduce yourself at parties? Thanks for that question, Sean. I'm so excited to be on again.

Our last conversation was so fun and it's really good to see that people really responded well to it.

So this is how I introduced myself. I am the creator's attorney. My life's mission is to protect

creators and bring them to seven-figure businesses. I've been an attorney in Hollywood for last

16 years, and I started my own YouTube channel two years ago. And then I fell in love with the

space and realized that a lot of creators are being taken advantage of and don't know

what they don't know. And so it's really my goal to educate and protect creators in our conversation,

I think, hopefully does that. Well, I'm excited to dive into some juicy topics. You know,

some of the things creators get stuck on is maybe FCC guidelines and disclosures and affiliate marketing.

Sometimes they can get in trouble with brands. And creators are getting scammed by brands a lot too,

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