Resources. Advertising. Want more information about advertising? Find out more below: Guides: Advertising Guidelines · Advertising Social Media Guide. Registrar's Bulletins: Advertising Sold Property · Advertising – Reviews and Complaints. Checklist: Advertising Checklist · Advertising
Before beginning work on social media guidelines, consider reading all of the World Communications Day messages issued since 2006, since each message The explosion of information available to social media consumers has meant that they often only use information from trusted sites or sites recommended by those
Advertizing Guidelines. This guide helps real estate professionals follow advertising requirements, restrictions and prohibitions contained in REBBA 2002. Helpful information can also be found in RECO's Advertising Checklist and Advertising Sold Properties bulletin. Social Media – New · Guide-Social-Media-FINAL.
“With social media, we encounter the same issues, just on a different platform,". Matthews notes. “The guides are there because we want to instil good practices as registrants develop their advertisements." Failure to comply with the guidelines means registrants can be brought before a RECO disciplinary panel for breaking
SOCIAL MEDIA for Real Estate Professionals. A Registrant's Guide to Social Media Advertising Compliance. (. In conjunction with the Advertising Guidelines, this guide has been created to assist registrants in complying with the requirements, restrictions and prohibitions found in the Real Estate and Business. Brokers Act
21 Mar 2012 RECO developed the guidelines to assist registrants in complying with the advertising requirements of the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002, and of Ethics, RECO adopted an advertising definition, which as been expended to include references to electronic media, web sites, and social media.
24 Nov 2014 The use of Facebook by real estate professionals and brokerages has exploded recently. It's important to be aware that RECO and REBBA 2002 have regulations that guide how real estate professionals are permitted to use social media to promote their business, and the type of disclosures that are req
by or on behalf of a registrant and that is intended to promote a registrant or the business, services or real estate trades of a registrant in any medium including, but not limited to, print, radio, television, electronic media or publication on the internet (including websites and social media sites) . Business cards, letterhead or fax
4 Feb 2014 The following checklist applies to all forms of advertising including: print, radio, television, electronic media or publications on the Internet (including websites and social media sites). Please see RECO's Advertising Guidelines and Advertising Sold Properties bulletin for more information. Meeting the

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