This year as the National Association of REALTORS® celebrates 100 years of the Code of Ethics. Illinois REALTOR® magazine takes a look at why the Code is still relevant today and the importance of maintaining your professional image and managing your e-reputation in the digital age.
You Have an Online Rep to Protect
- In this article you’ll learn about the importance of protecting your online reputation, the key areas of the Web to keep an eye on, and what to do if and when someone sullies your digital rep. Read more.
Living by the Code
- The National Association of REALTORS® Code of Ethics has set the standard for the real estate industry. Recent changes reflect the impact of the Internet, social media and emerging technology. Read more.
Image is Everything…
- Illinois REALTORS® share tips for what they do to make themselves a trusted and credible expert. That includes staying current with what is happening in the industry, being respectful and paying attention to detail. Read more.
Check out these articles and more online at www.illinoisrealtor.org/magazine. IAR members be on the lookout for your print copy with additional content and highlights of member community involvement.
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