Promotion Restrictions. 8.1 You are free to promote your own web sites, but naturally any promotion that mentions Cerule could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort. You should know that certain forms of advertising are always prohibited by Cerule. For example, advertising commonly referred to as “spamming” is unacceptable to us and could cause damage to our name. Other generally prohibited forms of advertising include the use of unsolicited commercial email (UCE), postings to non-commercial newsgroups and cross-posting to multiple newsgroups at once. In addition, you may not advertise in any way that effectively conceals or misrepresents your identity, your domain name, or your return email address. You may use mailings to customers to promote Cerule so long as the recipient is already a customer or subscriber of your services or web site, and recipients have the option to remove themselves from future mailings. Also, you may post to newsgroups to promote Cerule so long as the news group specifically welcomes commercial messages. At all times, you must clearly represent yourself and your web sites as independent from Cerule. If it comes to our attention that you are
8.2 Affiliates that among other keywords or exclusively bid in their Pay-Per-Click campaigns on keywords such as Cerule, StemEnhance, PlasmaFlo, CyActiv, CollagenActiv, www.cerule, xxx.xxxxxx.xxx, and/or any misspellings or similar alterations of these – be it separately or in combination with other keywords – and do not direct the traffic from such campaigns to their own website prior to re-directing it to ours, will be considered trademark violators, and will be banned from Xxxxxx’s Affiliate Program. We will do everything possible to contact the affiliate prior to the ban. However, we reserve the right to expel any trademark violator from our affiliate program without prior notice, and on the first occurrence of such PPC bidding behavior.
8.3 Affiliate shall not transmit any so-called “interstitials,” “Parasiteware™,” “Parasitic Marketing,” “Shopping Assistance Application,” “Toolbar Installations and/or Add-ons,” “Shopping Wallets” or “deceptive pop-ups and/or pop-unders” to consumers from the time the consumer clicks on a qualifying link until such time as the consumer has fully exited Cerule’s site (i.e., no page from our site or any Cerule’s content or branding is visible on the end-user’s screen). As used herein a. “Parasiteware™” and “Parasitic Marketing” shall mean an application that (a...
Promotion Restrictions. 7.1 The Company and/or its Affiliated Entities, own worldwide registered and protected trademarks including without limitation “Exness” and the “Exness logo”. The Partner acknowledges that he/she is not allowed to register any kind of business that includes the trademarks of the Company and/or its Affiliated Entities.
7.2 The Company may give the Partner a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-sub-licensable right to use and display on the Partner’s Site the name, trademark and Promotional Material for free for the duration of this Agreement so that the Partner may fulfill his/her obligations under this Agreement, subject to the following:
A. The Partner shall use the Company’s name, trademark and Promotional Material to advertise the services provided by the Company and/or its Affiliated Entities on his/her website solely for the purpose of providing a link from the Partner’s Site to the Site and fulfilling his/her obligations under this Agreement;
B. The Partner may not call into question or dispute the Company’s right to its name and trademark;
C. The Partner may not perform any actions that may be considered by the Company as damaging the Company’s business reputation, image or trademark;
D. The Partner undertakes to observe the provisions of any applicable legislation and customary business practices regarding the protection of intellectual property rights and to cooperate with the Company to protect such rights;
E. The Partner undertakes to inform the Company in writing of all instances known to it in which the Company’s right to its name and trademark are disputed or violated.
7.3 The Partner is not permitted to use the Company’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ trademark in any paid search activity, whether this is in ad text, copy or display URLs without prior written approval by the Company and/or its Affiliated Entities.
7.4 The Partner is not permitted to use the Company’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ trademark in their
7.5 The Partner recognizes that the Company holds all rights to the Company's intellectual property and that all intangible assets related to the Company’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ name and trademark and created as a result of the performance of this Agreement or by other means are the property of the Company.
7.6 The Company may cancel the non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use the Company’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ name, trademark and Promotional Material for free at any time, at its absolute disc...
Promotion Restrictions. 7.1 The Advertiser and/or its Affiliated Entities, own worldwide registered and protected trademarks including without limitation “Exness” and the “Exness logo”. The Publisher acknowledges that he/she/it is not allowed to register any kind of business that includes the trademarks of the Advertiser and/or its Affiliated Entities.
7.2 The Advertiser may give the Publisher a revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable, non-sub-licensable right to use and display on the Publisher’s site the name, trademark and Promotional Material for free for the duration of this Agreement so that the Publisher may fulfill his/her obligations under this Agreement, subject to the following:
a. The Publisher shall use the Advertiser’s name, trademark and Promotional Material to advertise the services provided by the Advertiser and/or its Affiliated Entities on his/her website solely for the purpose of providing a link from the Publisher’s site to the Site and fulfilling his/her obligations under this Agreement;
b. The Publisher may not call into question or dispute the Advertiser’s right to its name and trademark;
c. The Publisher may not perform any actions that may be considered by the Advertiser as damaging the Advertiser’s business reputation, image or trademark;
d. The Publisher undertakes to observe the provisions of any applicable legislation and customary business practices regarding the protection of intellectual property rights and to cooperate with the Advertiser to protect such rights;
e. The Publisher undertakes to inform the Advertiser in writing of all instances known to it in which the Advertiser’s right to its name and trademark are disputed or violated.
7.3 The Publisher is not permitted to use the Advertiser’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ trademark(s) in any paid search activity, whether this is in ad text, copy or display URLs without prior written approval by the Advertiser and/or its Affiliated Entities.
7.4 The Publisher is not permitted to use the Advertiser’s and/or its Affiliated Entities’ trademark in their ad-copy paid media to advertise on behalf of the Advertiser without the written approval from the Advertiser and/or its Affiliated Entities.
7.5 The Publisher recognizes that the Advertiser holds all rights to the Advertiser’s intellectual property and that all intangible assets related to the Advertiser’s name and trademark and created as a result of the performance of this Agreement or by other means are the property of the Advertiser.
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Promotion Restrictions. 6.1. You are free to promote your own web sites, but naturally any promotion that mentions xxxxxxxx.xxx could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort. You should know that certain forms of advertising are always prohibited by xxxxxxxx.xxx. For example, advertising commonly referred to as "spamming" is unacceptable to us and could cause damage to our name. Other generally prohibited forms of advertising include the use of unsolicited commercial email (UCE), postings to non-commercial newsgroups and cross-posting to multiple newsgroups at once. In addition, you may not advertise in any way that effectively conceals or misrepresents your identity, your domain name, or your return email address. You may use mailings to customers to promote xxxxxxxx.xxx so long as the recipient is already a customer or subscriber of your services or web site, and recipients have the option to remove themselves from future mailings. Also, you may post to newsgroups to promote xxxxxxxx.xxx so long as the news group specifically welcomes commercial messages. At all times, you must clearly represent yourself and your web sites as independent from xxxxxxxx.xxx. If it comes to our attention that you are spamming, we will consider that cause for immediate termination of this Agreement and your participation in the xxxxxxxx.xxx Affiliate Program. Any pending balances owed to you will
6.2. Affiliates that among other keywords or exclusively bid in their
6.3. Affiliates are not prohibited from keying in prospect’s information into the lead form as long as the prospects’ information is real and true, and these are valid leads (i.e. sincerely interested in Merchant’s service).
6.4. Affiliate shall not transmit any so-called “interstitials,” “Parasiteware™,” “Parasitic Marketing,” “Shopping Assistance Application,” “Toolbar Installations and/or Add-ons,” “Shopping Wallets” or “deceptive pop-ups and/or pop-unders” to consumers from the time the consumer clicks on a qualifying link until such time as the consumer has fully exited Merchant’s site (i.e., no page from our site or any xxxxxxxx.xxx’s content or branding is visible on the end-user’s screen). As used herein a. “Parasiteware™” and “Parasitic Marketing” shall mean an application that (a) through accidental or direct intent causes the overwriting of affiliate and non affiliate commission tracking cookies through any other means than a customer initiated click on a qualifying link on a web page or email; (b) intercepts...
Promotion Restrictions. With respect to any and all promotional material issued by Station or under your direction or control, you agree to abide by any and all restrictions of which we advise you pertaining to the promotion of a Network Program(s) scheduled to be broadcast by Station in its community, including, without limitation, on-the-air promotion, billboards, and newspaper or other printed advertisements, announcements or promotions.
Promotion Restrictions. You are free to promote your own web sites, but naturally any promotion that mentions Menusifu could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort. You should know that certain forms of advertising are always prohibited by Menusifu. For example, advertising commonly referred to as "spamming" is unacceptable to us and could cause damage to Menusifu’s name. Other generally prohibited forms of advertising include the use of unsolicited commercial email (UCE), postings to non-commercial newsgroups and cross-posting to multiple newsgroups at once. In addition, you may not advertise in any way that effectively conceals or misrepresents your identity, your domain name, or your return email address. You may use mailings to customers to promote Menusifu so long as the recipient is already a Lead or subscriber of your services or web site, and recipients have the option to remove themselves from future mailings. Also, you may post to newsgroups to promote Menusifu so long as the news group specifically welcomes commercial messages. At all times, you must clearly represent yourself and your web sites as independent from Menusifu. If it comes to Menusifu’s attention that you are spamming, we will consider that cause for immediate termination of this Agreement and your participation in the Menusifu Affiliate Partner Program. Any pending balances owed to you will not be paid if your account is terminated due to such unacceptable advertising or solicitation.
Promotion Restrictions. 6.1 Affiliates are free to promote their own web sites, but naturally any promotion that mentions AFA could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort.
6.2 Affiliates should understand that certain forms of advertising are always prohibited by AFA. For example,
a) advertising commonly referred to as "spamming" is unacceptable to us and could cause damage to our name/reputation.
b) other generally prohibited forms of advertising include the use of unsolicited commercial email (UCE)
c) postings to non-commercial newsgroups and cross-posting to multiple newsgroups at once.
d) In addition, any advertisement that effectively conceals or misrepresents Affiliate’s identity, Affiliates domain name, or your return email address.
6.3 Affiliate may use mailings to customers to promote AFA so long as the recipient is already a customer or subscriber of Affiliate’s services or web site, and recipients have the option to remove themselves from future mailings.
6.4 Affiliate may post to newsgroups to promote AFA so long as the news group specifically welcomes commercial messages.
6.5 At all times, Affiliate must clearly represent itself and Affiliate’s web sites as independent to AFA. Spamming can result in immediate termination of this Agreement.
6.6 Any pending balances owed to Affiliate shall not be paid in case of termination of this.
Promotion Restrictions. 6.1 You shall not create, publish, distribute, or print any written material that makes reference to our Program without first submitting that material to us and receiving our prior written consent. If you intend to promote our Program via e-mail campaigns, you must adhere to the following:
6.1.1. Abide by the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 (Public Law No. 108-187) with respect to our Program.
6.1.2. E-mail must be sent on your behalf and must not imply that the e-mail is being sent on behalf of The Center for Family Building.
6.1.3. E-mails must first be submitted to us for approval prior to being sent or we must be sent a copy of the e-mail.
6.2 You may promote offers and include your affiliate links on social media accounts owned and/or controlled by you (e.g. Facebook, Twitter, etc.) You ARE PROHIBITED from posting your affiliate links on social media accounts owned and/or controlled by The Center for Family Building or its representatives in an attempt to turn those links into affiliate sales.
Promotion Restrictions. The Hiring Organization shall not at any time directly or indirectly communicate with the media in relation to this Agreement unless it has first obtained XxXX’s written authorization to do so. Any publicity or publications related to this Agreement shall be at the sole discretion of MiHR. MiHR may, in its sole discretion, acknowledge the participation of the hiring organization in any such publicity or publication. The hiring organization shall not publicize, promote or make use of its association with MiHR without the prior written consent of MiHR, which shall not be unreasonably withheld. The hiring organization shall acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada in all public information produced as a result of this agreement. Both parties agree to indemnify each other and its officers for all losses, damages, costs, expenses, claims, demands, actions, suits or other proceedings of every nature and kind arising from or in consequence of the performance of this agreement, provided such losses damages, costs, expenses, claims, demands, actions, suits or proceedings arise without negligence on the part of either party or its officers or employees, and whether such actions, suits or proceedings are brought in the name of either party. Both parties agree that neither Canada, nor its employees, officers and agents, will have any liability in respect of claims of any nature, including claims for injury or damages, made by any person involved in the activities of the Project or as a result of or arising out of the Agreement, and will indemnify and save harmless Canada, its employees, officers and agents, in respect of such claims.
Promotion Restrictions. Partner shall not promote Company via Paid Search Placement in any Search Engine, including but not limited to: • Using Company Brand Features in ad text (both headlines and descriptions). • Bidding on keywords containing Company’s name or Brand Features. • Use xxx.xxxxx.xxx, including the Redirecting Link as a display URL or landing page URL. No Referral Fees from sales generated through keyword bidding or other paid search in Search Engines will be earned or paid. Only banners listed in the “Promotional Materials” section of the Program can be used for promoting Company Products and Services. No modifications to such banners are allowed, including, without limitation, with respect to size, color, text, or other visual changes. Any modified banners shall be removed immediately by Partner upon Company’s request. If such banners are not removed, Partner agrees and acknowledges that no existing or future Referral Fees shall be deemed to be earned or payable to Partner by Company.
