LAC 46:LXVII.2515. Internet Advertising

A. A real estate broker advertising or marketing on a site on the Internet must include the following data on each page of the site on which the advertisement appears: 1. the broker's name or trade name as registered with the commission; 2. the city and state in which the broker's main office or branch office is located. 3. the regulatory jurisdiction(s) in which the broker holds a real estate brokerage license. B. A real estate broker using any Internet electronic communication for advertising or marketing, including but not limited to, e-mail, email discussion groups, and bulletin boards, must include the following data on the first or last page of all communications: 1. the broker's name or trade name as registered with the commission; 2. the city and state in which the broker's main office or branch office is located. 3. the regulatory jurisdiction(s) in which the broker holds a real estate brokerage license. C. An associate broker or salesperson advertising or marketing on a site on the Internet must include the following data on each page of the site on which the licensee's advertisement or information appears: 1. the associate broker's or salesperson's name; 2. the name or trade name of the licensed broker or agency listed on the license of the salesperson or associate broker; 3. the city and state in which the broker's main office or branch office is located. 4. the regulatory jurisdiction(s) in which the broker holds a real estate brokerage license. D. An associate broker or salesperson using any Internet electronic communication for advertising or marketing, included but not limited to, e-mail, email discussion groups, and bulletin boards, must include the following data on the first or last page of all communications: 1. the associate broker's or salesperson' name; 2. the name or trade name of the licensed broker or agency listed on the license of the salesperson or associate broker; 3. the city and state in which the broker's main office or branch office is located. 4. the regulatory jurisdiction(s) in which the broker holds a real estate brokerage license.