Communications Guidelines

Every member in good standing has a listing on the Chamber website in at least one business category. Members are responsible for providing business profile details.

Businesses that want greater exposure, to include a logo and preferred listing order, may invest in a membership level that includes an “enhanced web presence.”

Members may also provide discounts listed through the Hot Deals programs or advertise job postings at no charge.

The Chamber may promote a member business or event through social media, staff time permitting.  The Chamber has a goal to encourage members to do business with other members.  To be fair to dues-paying members, the Chamber will not promote events that are in partnership with a non-member business or nonprofit unless a Chamber member has paid for advertising.

For the most effective social media promotion, the Chamber highly recommends providing a link to relevant information.  PDF attachments cannot be used.

The use of the Chamber logo is restricted to the Chamber.  Members in good standing may use the “Proud Member of the Fayette Chamber” logo on their business website and collateral.  If the business’s membership lapses, they can no longer use the logo.

The Chamber does not provide business referral letters unless the company is providing a specific service to the Fayette Chamber under a contractual agreement with a start and end time to the project.

On occasion, Chamber employees are asked to provide product or service reviews on social media or in person for businesses.  Employees may provide reviews of goods and services they have used upon request as individuals, not as staff of the Fayette Chamber.