CBP SOCIAL MEDIA COMPLIANCE

KEEP IT SIMPLE. CREATE CURIOSITY. TELL THE TRUTH.

The goal is to market responsibly while protecting ourselves, our community and CBP. Here are the most important rules everyone needs to follow:

1️⃣ NEVER USE THE COMPANY NAME PUBLICLY

When marketing on public social media, do not use the CBP company name.

Public social media is for creating curiosity — not giving the entire presentation.

“I’m clicking ads and getting paid. Curious? Ask me what I’m doing.”

2️⃣ NEVER CALL CBP AN INVESTMENT

CBP is a marketing company that sells advertising campaigns.

Do NOT use words like:
Investment / Invest / Reinvest
ROI
Interest
Dividends
Return on investment

Instead:
Purchase an advertising campaign
Start or add another campaign
Use earnings toward another campaign

3️⃣ NO NUMBERS OR INCOME CLAIMS IN PUBLIC MARKETING

Do not publicly post:
Pay-per-click amounts
Daily, weekly or monthly earnings
Campaign prices or levels
Earnings/withdrawal screenshots showing amounts
Earnings calculations or projections
“You could make $___” statements

PUBLIC = STORY + CURIOSITY

PRIVATE = FACTS + NUMBERS

When someone asks privately or attends a presentation, you CAN accurately explain the campaigns, costs, number of clicks, actual pay per completed click, timeframes, fees and how the program works.

Explain the facts. Don’t promise someone’s financial future.

4️⃣ LIFESTYLE POSTS ARE ALLOWED

Share your lifestyle. Don’t promise a lifestyle.

You absolutely CAN share your vacations, family time, accomplishments, purchases, goals, dreams, flexibility, freedom and the things you’re grateful for.

The issue isn’t sharing your life. The issue is suggesting CBP will give someone else that same lifestyle.

“Beautiful week at the beach with my family.”

“Clicking ads paid for this vacation. You could do this too!”

Share your life — just don’t turn it into a financial promise.

5️⃣ TELL STORIES — DON’T SELL RESULTS

Talk about WHY you looked, what caught your attention and what you’re enjoying.

“I was looking for something different. Someone showed me a way to click ads and get paid. I was curious enough to look — and I’m glad I did. Want to know what I’m doing?”

You don’t need numbers to create curiosity.

6️⃣ NEVER GUARANTEE OR EXAGGERATE

Avoid statements like:
Guaranteed income
Risk-free
Easy money
You can’t lose
Quit your job
This will make you financially free
This will change your life financially

CBP has defined compensation for qualifying completed clicks, and those facts can be explained accurately. That is different from promising what someone’s overall financial outcome will be.

7️⃣ USE CURRENT, ACCURATE INFORMATION

When explaining CBP privately:
Explain the actual program
Explain the actual campaign terms
Explain the actual pay-per-click amounts
Answer questions honestly

Don’t exaggerate, make up projections or use outdated information.

THE SIMPLE FORMULA

STORY → CURIOSITY → CONVERSATION → INFORMATION

PUBLIC:
Tell your story. Share your lifestyle. Talk about clicking ads and getting paid. Create curiosity.

PRIVATE:
Explain CBP, the advertising campaigns, the numbers and exactly how it works.

ALWAYS:
Tell the truth. Don’t exaggerate. Don’t promise outcomes. Never call CBP an investment.

Before you hit POST, ask yourself:

“Am I creating curiosity — or making a financial promise?”

If you’re unsure, ask before you post.

Share your story. Create curiosity. Start conversations. Explain the facts.

Please read all of these CBP rules & comply. They do have people watching social posts.