NO Incent, Pirated, SMS, Adult Content or Content Locking: Absolutely No use of the word Free, Win, Winner or Won; All email/banner creatives must be approved prior to running Pop traffic from Propeller and zero park is prohibited ⦁ Claims in advertisements must be truthful and must not be deceptive or misleading. ⦁ Material terms (e.g., paid participation required) must be disclosed clearly and conspicuously.
⦁ Four P’s: ⦁ Prominence – Can consumers see it? Font, contrast and size matter. ⦁ Presentation – Can consumers understand it? ⦁ Placement – Is it where consumers are likely to look? Disclosure below a call to action (such as “click here”) may not be seen. ⦁ Proximity – Is it close to the modified claim? ⦁ The overall net impression of the ad must be effective in communicating the terms of the offer.
⦁ Do not: ⦁ Use the word “Free.” ⦁ State or imply that consumers have won something. For example, for Rewards offers, do not state or imply there’s an element of chance to get a reward. ⦁ State or imply that all consumers must do is simply verify information or claim something without many steps. ⦁ State or imply that an item has been or is ready to be shipped, or that it will be received in days. ⦁ Reference or imply any government program or payment. ⦁ Reference or imply anything related to COVID-19. ⦁ State or imply an artificial sense of urgency, scarcity or selectivity, unless it is the case. ⦁ Do not use confusing ad copy unrelated to the offer being advertised.
⦁ Do: ⦁ Be truthful in all advertisements. ⦁ Use plain language and syntax so that consumers understand the disclosures and ensure that disclosures are similar same size and font as other text. ⦁ Design advertisements so that scrolling is not necessary in order to find a disclosure. If scrolling is necessary, use text or visual cues, such as an asterisk, to encourage consumers to scroll to the disclosure. ⦁ Be mindful of the display size and technological limitations of the device where the ad will be accessed when making disclosures. Cap for a publisher: 100 leads/day |