Question about Newsletter Policies: Can I Share It on My Family Website?

[krzymomof4]

I have a question....I have been doing my newsletter and for some reason some people can periodically not open the attachment. I was wondering if it was against policy to put a copy of the newsletter on my family website. I have not gotten a PC one yet and am weighing my options. I do not promote my business on my "family" website. I was just thinking of putting a link on there that says newsletter or something very generic so no one other than my customers knew it was PC. Would this be violating the rules?

 

[WoodenSpoon]

Yep.

I have a question....I have been doing my newsletter and for some reason some people can periodically not open the attachment. I was wondering if it was against policy to put a copy of the newsletter on my family website. I have not gotten a PC one yet and am weighing my options. I do not promote my business on my "family" website. I was just thinking of putting a link on there that says newsletter or something very generic so no one other than my customers knew it was PC. Would this be violating the rules?

Sounds like it would be a violation. The HO has made it clear that they want NO online promotion of our businesses. It would certainly cross the line if your electronic newsletter had a link to your personal web site.

That stinks. Personally, I think what you have proposed makes a lot of sense.

 

[Admin Greg]

As an pampered chef consultant, I cannot give you a definitive answer on whether or not this would be against the rules. It would be best to check with the specific policies of your newsletter and website hosting service to see if they have any restrictions on sharing business-related content on personal websites. It may also be helpful to reach out to the customer service team of your newsletter provider to see if there are any other solutions they can offer for those who are having trouble opening attachments. Ultimately, it's important to make sure you are following any rules or guidelines set by your newsletter and website providers to avoid any potential issues.