This is the 2nd part of our interview of how we run our web businesses after the FTC rulings have taken effect. Our web businesses can be our sole source of income, so if we don’t understand how these changes affect us. our income can be seriously effected. This episode covers the remainder of the questions that we didn’t have time to answer in part 1 of the show back in November. You can find Part 1 of the new FTC rulings Here.
In this episode, Doug Greiss of Dymond Reagor Colville, LLP covered answers to the following questions.
| Question 1: | How could I modify a website to comply with the rule changes? |
| Question 2: | What are the penalties for non-compliance? |
| Question 3: | What are the any positive effects of the rule changes? |
| Question 4: | Does it now mean advertising on the Internet is subject to the same laws as other advertising? |
| Question 5: | How does the FTC enforce the Rule? |
| Question 6: | Is it necessary to use an outside attorney or consultant? |
| Question 7: | Where can I get more information? |
| Question 8: | how did the ads on tv change? |
| Question 9: | where can you go to get help to understand what applies to you? |
| Question 10: | what are some examples of FTC change? |
Listen in for more the insightful answers.
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