Advertising Acceptance Guidelines
Below is a summary of the Cook County Assessor’s Office advertising acceptance guidelines. To receive a copy of the full list of guidelines, please contact us.
No advertisements or links to sites containing inappropriate material will be accepted. The Assessor’s Office reserves the right to deny any and all requests for inclusion of inappropriate advertisements on its Web site. In addition, the Assessor’s Office reserves the right to remove any inappropriate link and/or advertisement from the site.
Advertisement requirements
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The assessor reserves the right to reject or to suspend any advertisement that is deemed by the assessor, in his/her sole discretion, to disrupt site service or performance or is reported to negatively affect user experience.
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The advertising content must be clearly identifiable as an advertisement.
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The advertiser must fulfill the advertised offer as stated in the advertisement, including without limitation, not altering any offer periods, product offers or prices that are stated in the advertisement unless advertiser has obtained the assessor's prior approval.
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Advertisements cannot mislead the user. For example, they may not mimic or resemble Windows/Mac/Unix dialog boxes, error messages, or the like.
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Advertisements cannot resemble cookcountyassessor.com content.
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Advertisements cannot solicit or collect, or appear to solicit or collect, any personally identifiable information from cookcountyassessor.com visitors without their knowledge.
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Advertisements cannot mimic news headlines in design, tone, third person sentence structure, or topic.
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Advertisements cannot contain graphics that simulate interactivity (i.e. dropdown menus, search boxes etc.). Actual interactive ads approved by the Assessor are accepted.
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Audio events:
Additionally, no advertising will be accepted from attorneys, law firms, or real estate tax representatives who file appeals with the Assessor’s Office.
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While the CCAO attempts to keep this Web site and emails up to date with current law and policies, the CCAO does not guarantee the accuracy of any of the information contained herein and in its emails, including but not limited to any dates or deadlines. Although the CCAO attempts to maintain the security of any information submitted through this Web site, the security of the information is not guaranteed. The CCAO assumes no liability for any damages incurred, whether directly or indirectly, incidental, punitive or consequential, as a result of any errors, omissions or discrepancies in any information published on this Web site or any use of this Web site, or for products advertised and market promotions on the Web site or by and through emails including but not limited to use of the on-line appeal form or exemption applications.
The Cook County Assessor’s Office does not endorse and makes no representations, explicit or otherwise concerning any advertiser on this site or emails, their content or any products or services which they offer. Content contained in advertisements, on advertisers’ Web sites, or email does not represent the views of the Cook County Assessor’s Office. |