Local Search Visibility Sample Clauses

Local Search Visibility. In addition to the other terms of this Agreement and this Schedule O, Customers who purchase the Local Search Visibility feature of nsMarketing™ Services understand and agree that as a part of this package Network Solutions will offer applications and other related functionality that will generate or recommend keyword phrases that the Customer may consider using. Customer agrees not to abuse such applications by submitting multiple repeated requests. Network Solutions reserves the right to terminate, suspend, revoke or cancel access to these and other applications if the Customer abuses them in any way. Customer also acknowledges and agrees that Network Solutions or any of its partners do not perform any type of intellectual property search or screen on any recommended keyword phrases. Consequently, Customer accepts that it assumes all risk and liability for using recommended keyword phrases that are generated through provided applications or are otherwise recommended by Network Solutions. Network Solutions is not responsible for any claims by any parties involving Customer's use of recommended keywords that may be in violation of any third party's rights (including intellectual property rights). Customer expressly authorizes Network Solutions to submit the Customer's site and information related to such site to search engines and/or directories and to set the Customer's site for automatic re-submission to search engines and/or directories at a frequency determined by Customer updates to their information. If the submission fails due to errors in the customer's information, the Customer assumes the responsibility for correcting their information. Customer expressly understands that the list of search engines and directories to which Network Solutions submits Customer's site and information related to such site may change at any time and therefore Customer expressly authorizes Network Solutions to change search engines and/or directories for submission purposes when the need may arise. From time to time, Network Solutions may make certain search engine or online directory ranking reports available to a Customer as part of this service. Such reports may contain inaccurate or incomplete information and such reports may also not contain updated information. Network Solutions is not responsible for any errors, omissions or other issues that may arise from such reports or the submission of Customer's site to any search engine or directory. If Customer does not w...
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