Small Business Association of Australia (SBAA) Business Directory Usage Policy
1. Purpose
The Small Business Association of Australia (SBAA) Business Directory is designed to facilitate networking and collaboration among members. This policy outlines the appropriate use of the Business Directory to ensure a positive and productive experience for all members.
2. Encouragement of Engagement
2.1. Service Engagement: Members are encouraged to explore and engage each other’s services when appropriate. Utilizing the Business Directory can help members find trusted partners, suppliers, and service providers within the SBAA community.
2.2. Professional Conduct: All interactions facilitated through the Business Directory should be conducted with professionalism and respect.
3. Prohibition of Spam
3.1. No Spam Policy: Members are strictly prohibited from using the Business Directory to send unsolicited messages or spam to other members. This includes mass marketing emails, irrelevant solicitations, and any form of communication that is not specifically requested by the recipient.
3.2. Reporting Spam: Members who receive spam or unsolicited messages through the Business Directory are encouraged to report such incidents to the SBAA administration for appropriate action.
4. Appropriate Use Guidelines
4.1. Targeted Communication: Members should ensure that any communication sent through the Business Directory is relevant and of interest to the recipient. Personalized, targeted messages are more likely to be well-received and effective.
4.2. Permission-Based Contact: Before sending any promotional or business-related messages, members should seek permission from the recipient. Respecting other members’ preferences for communication is paramount.
5. Consequences of Misuse
5.1. Warning and Suspension: Members found to be in violation of this policy may receive a warning. Repeated or severe violations can result in suspension or termination of access to the Business Directory.
5.2. Revocation of Membership: In extreme cases, persistent misuse of the Business Directory may lead to revocation of SBAA membership.
6. Support and Assistance
6.1. Contact for Issues: Members experiencing issues with the Business Directory or those who have concerns about its use can contact the SBAA administration for support and assistance.
7. Contact Information
For any questions or further clarification regarding the use of the SBAA Business Directory, please contact us via email at info@smallbusinessassociation.com.au or by calling 1300 413 915.
By using the SBAA Business Directory, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to abide by this policy.
