If you've opened Instagram or Facebook recently, you've probably seen the panic surrounding Meta's new commercial terms. Some business owners are worried that Meta now owns their content. Others are considering deleting their accounts altogether.

But what do these updated terms actually mean for your business?

In this episode of , I'm breaking down Meta's new commercial terms, what they're saying about your content, why website scraping and AI are raising concerns, and what you should be doing before the updated terms are scheduled to take effect on November 20, 2026.

Let's unpack what that means for your business.

• What Meta's new commercial terms actually say
• Does Meta now own your photos, videos, and other content?
• Why your business website matters
• Can Meta use your content for AI training?
• The permission problem business owners shouldn't ignore
• Five things you should do before November 20
• Should you stay on Instagram and Facebook?

Links and Resources

• Review the Meta Commercial Terms here
• Grab The Legal Paige AI disclaimer clauses here

Additional Links and Resources:

Need 1:1 legal support for your business? https://griffithsuazolaw.com/

Join the TLP Facebook Community, a safe space to ask any questions related to the law or your business: https://tlpfacebook.com/

Visit The Legal Paige for contract templates, blogs, and additional legal resources: https://thelegalpaige.com/

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Note: The effective date and interpretation discussed reflect the information available to Paige at the time of recording. The episode acknowledges that the terms and implementation timeline could change.

What happens when you stop treating a webinar like a webinar…and turn it into an actual online PARTY?

For the official Retainly reveal, I did something completely different from the legal webinars and online masterclasses I usually teach. No traditional slide deck. No script.

And you guys—it resulted in a 30% conversion rate.

But I don’t want to give you only the shiny highlight reel, because what happened AFTER the webinar was a whole other story.

In this episode, I’m taking you behind the scenes of our seven-week sprint to launch Retainly, what we changed about the webinar experience, the launch issues we absolutely did not anticipate, and what this growth is teaching me about building a tech company without running my team into the ground.

Tune in to hear:

• The simple shift that turned a traditional webinar into an “online party” and why it worked
• Why I ditched the slide deck AND the script for this launch
• The behind-the-scenes launch hiccup that had me devastated right after the webinar
• The big launch lesson Paige learned about who needs to be on standby when things go sideways
• What I would change about the way our team handles the next big launch
• The biggest lessons I'm taking into Retainly’s next stage of growth

Watch the webinar replay: https://getretainly.com/reveal-replay

Grab your founding member spot: https://getretainly.com/foundingmember

Additional Links and Resources:

Need 1:1 legal support for your business? https://griffithsuazolaw.com/

Join the TLP Facebook Community, a safe space to ask any questions related to the law or your business: https://tlpfacebook.com/

Visit The Legal Paige for contract templates, blogs, and additional legal resources: https://thelegalpaige.com/

Follow me on Instagram: instragram.com/thelegalpaige

I just got back from Los Angeles after sponsoring the Create & Cultivate Festival with Retainly, and whew… we need to debrief.

If you saw the conversations happening online after the festival, you probably already know there were some BIG opinions about the attendee experience—especially after Saturday. And after sharing behind-the-scenes content from our Retainly booth, my DMs started filling up with questions:

Was it worth it?
What actually happened?
Would I sponsor Create & Cultivate again?

So I’m giving you the full recap.

In this episode, I’m taking you behind the booth to explain why we decided to sponsor the festival, what our Small Business Marketplace experience actually looked like, what went really well, what went sideways, and the lessons my team and I are taking into our next event.

And because this is the Legally Legit Podcast, you KNOW I’m also putting on my lawyer hat. We’re talking sponsorship agreements, promised deliverables, VIP experiences, health and safety considerations, and why your marketing and contracts need to match what you actually deliver.

Tune in to hear:

• How we approached a tiny four-by-two-foot booth as a digital and tech-based business
• The “sick swag” and $1,000+ giveaways that brought people to our booth
• Why I’d seriously consider ditching the QR-code-only strategy next time
• What happened when our booth location changed after setup
• The check-in, heat, food, bathroom, seating, and internet issues we saw on Saturday
• Why bags, fans, useful swag, clear handouts, and visible social handles are now on my must-have list
• The social media opportunity I completely missed with our swag strategy
• Why face-to-face networking still felt unmatched despite the challenges
• Whether I’d sponsor Create & Cultivate again
• The legal questions sponsors and vendors should ask before signing an event agreement
• Why advertised VIP benefits and actual deliverables matter
• Why waivers and liability language don’t replace planning for attendees’ basic safety
• The importance of making sure your marketing, contracts, and actual client experience line up

Additional Links and Resources:

👉 Try Retainly free for 30 days at getretainly.com.

Need 1:1 legal support for your business? https://griffithsuazolaw.com/

Join the TLP Facebook Community, a safe space to ask any questions related to the law or your business: https://tlpfacebook.com/

Visit The Legal Paige for contract templates, blogs, and additional legal resources: https://thelegalpaige.com/

Follow me on Instagram: instragram.com/thelegalpaige