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ARTICLE · 30 MAY 2014

Today's Hot Topic: Demonstrations

From time to time, I like to remind clients of specific network guidelines to keep in mind when developing advertising.

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From time to time, I like to remind clients of specific network guidelines to keep in mind when developing advertising. One such guideline involves product demonstrations.

Per the network guidelines, when a commercial demonstrates the attributes of a product, the demonstration must be performed with actual examples of the product as available to consumers, and the results must be accurately represented. The use of mock-ups or enhanced or altered products is not permitted.

  • Demonstrations should depict product performance in a way that accurately reflects how the product performs when used by consumers. However, when a demonstration simulates consumer-use conditions (e.g., a laboratory simulation of clogged drains or kitchen countertop grease), the advertiser must:

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