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Brand Ambassador Guidelines
How to represent NoobSync the right way.
Last updated: 8 July 2026
Do's
- Represent NoobSync positively and professionally across all platforms.
- Use only approved logos, assets, and messaging from the Resources tab.
- All promotional content must clearly disclose the partnership using
#ad,#NoobSyncPartner, or "NoobSync Brand Ambassador" visibly within the first line of the caption or post — not buried at the end or in a block of unrelated hashtags. This follows global best practice (FTC in the US, ASA in the UK, ASCI in India) and applies to every ambassador regardless of country. - Engage genuinely with your audience — answer questions about NoobSync honestly.
- Submit only original content for Reel, YouTube, AI marketing video, podcast and blog categories as specified in the points system.
Don'ts
- Don't make false or exaggerated claims about NoobSync products or services.
- Don't use paid engagement, bots, or fake accounts to inflate referral or content metrics.
- Don't submit duplicate, reused, or someone else's content as your own.
- Don't use NoobSync branding for any personal commercial purpose outside the program.
- Don't post content that is offensive, discriminatory, or could damage NoobSync's reputation.
- Don't share confidential information about NoobSync's internal operations, products in development, or business strategy.
- Don't create derivative logos, modified branding, filters, or merchandise using NoobSync's trademarks or visual identity without prior written approval.
- Don't claim ownership, authorship, or copyright over any NoobSync-provided assets. These remain NoobSync's exclusive property, licensed to you solely for promotional use during active program participation.
Consequences of Violation
- First violation — Warning and point forfeiture for the related submission.
- Repeated or serious violation — Removal from the program without reward eligibility.