User uses NotebookLM and Claude Code to audit PR labeling for affiliate SNS posts
A marketer handling affiliate projects on social networks needed to verify PR‑labeling rules across dozens of official documents, from the Consumer Affairs Agency’s stealth‑marketing regulations to each platform’s guidelines. Instead of feeding all 29 documents to Claude Code, the author uploaded them to Google’s NotebookLM, then queried Claude Code only for answers, citing sources each time.
What you can do with it
AI at Work →Stores documents and lets Claude answer compliance questions.
- Who for
- marketers
- Cost
- free tier
- Effort
- minutes
Use it for
- Audit
- Summarize
- Cite sources
How to set it up · From the article
- Create a notebook in NotebookLM
- Upload URLs of relevant regulations
- Ask Claude questions with citation request
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Key points from the news
- Uploaded 29 documents to NotebookLM and queried Claude Code without feeding full texts
- Claude Code flagged that ad labels only in replies may breach stealth‑marketing regulations
- Revised PR labeling to place label at start of main text and move links to profile, fixing the loophole
The process involved four steps: creating a notebook, uploading three sets of URLs (stealth‑marketing regulations, Instagram PR labeling, Employment Security Act), searching the web for missing items (finding ten items per theme and importing 7, 9, and 10 respectively), and finally asking targeted compliance questions. Claude Code highlighted that placing an “Advertisement” label only in reply threads could fail to meet legal standards, prompting a revision of the internal rule to put the PR label at the start of the main post and move links to the profile section, thereby closing the loophole.
The experiment shows how AI agents combined with document‑management tools can streamline regulatory checks for marketers, reducing manual reading of lengthy legal texts while ensuring compliance with evolving advertising rules.
I uploaded 29 documents of terms and explanations to NotebookLM and had Claude only receive the answers | How I found a loophole in my AI employee's PR operations
note.com · 5 October 2026
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