1. How does the professional membership program work?
   The professional membership program allows you to successfully market your employment law or HR practice while also providing you an income through online product sales. As a member, you get a unique web site and license to use all of the HR That Works! products in your active practice.
   
   

2. How will clients and customers obtain access to HR That Works!?
   First we provide you with an Administration Center that allows you to easily set up clients and customers with site access. When they come to your site, they can click on a link which will take them to a login page. At that point, they input the password you gave them to obtain site access.

3. How do I sell the HR That Works! program?
   We know you are not in the "selling business". Nonetheless, to survive in today's hypercompetitive environment you must be willing to market yourself. One of the best ways to do so is through public speaking. Seldom do I give a workshop and not get an order for an HR That Works! program (selling one of these a month pays your monthly dues). I also encourage you to work with local area banks, office supply companies, chambers of commerce, and other points of influence in the community. More information about how to market your practice and the products is contained in the marketing handbook, available to members online.

4. I am a new attorney or HR consultant. Can I participate in your Membership Program?
   Sorry, but you must have at least five years of experience as an employment law attorney or as an HR practitioner to become a member.

5. What about unsolicited commercial e-mail?
   We expressly forbid and detest the sending of unsolicited commercial email, otherwise known as "spam." The sending of unsolicited commercial email will result in immediate removal from the program.

6. Can I be a member if I am a member in other programs?
   You may have links to other web sites on your site, as long as the other links do not contain objectionable material, as defined in the Membership Agreement

7. What if I need assistance?
   We are dedicated to supporting you. We want to do everything we can to help you grow your practice. You'll receive regular emails about program news and updates, special promotions, and tips for increasing your results. If you have a question about your membership, the best way to reach us is through our contact page by clicking here, or if you prefer telephone support, call us at 1-800-234-3304. Our support center is open M-F from 8:00-5:00 EST and your questions will be replied to within one business day.

8. Can I change the graphics provided by Employer Advisors Network?
   We have created graphics for you that represent our brand name and logo in a consistent fashion. We strongly encourage you to use those images without modification. If you build something larger or more consistent with your web site's overall design, you must submit any proposed graphics that include Our name, URL or logo for Our prior approval before displaying them online or in print. We will not deny reasonable requests. We hope and expect that you may think of ways too market the Site that we have overlooked. Please send these items by clicking here.

9. How do I keep my web site current?
   Once you sign up, you will be able to review and change much of your information, including:
   
   
   • Your user name and e-mail address.
   • Your name, address, city, state, ZIP code, country, primary phone number, secondary phone number, fax number and gender.
   • Your password.
   • Your bank account and credit card number for direct withdrawal of fees.
   • Your bank account information for direct deposit of your affiliate payment.

10. Do I need special software to be a member?
    No, if you can access this web page, then you have access to the Internet and have everything you need to be a member. We do everything for you via your Web browser (regardless of your Internet Service Provider, whether it's AOL, CompuServe, Netcom, etc.)

11. Do I need to know HTML, or have Internet networking or computer skills?
    Of course it would be nice, but it is not required. If you are familiar with the Internet and have used a computer before, being a member is a breeze.

12. What if I have more questions?
    Questions? Call us at (800) 234-3304 or contact us by clicking here.

A Note About Legal Ethics And The World Wide Web:

There have been a number of states including Texas and Florida amongst others that are of the opinion that law firm web pages constitute attorney marketing, advertising or solicitation. A number of states require that you file a copy of your home page with their office along with a filing fee. Some states require you to reserve a copy of your home page for at least two years.

The point is this - if you become a member of this network, YOU are responsible for complying with your state ethical guidelines. We suggest that you contact your state bar, as well as look at articles about web-based marketing on legal ethics at: www.legalethics.com, as well as on find law at: www.findlaw.com.

• Membership Benefits
• Sample Attorney Web Site
• Sample HR Web Site
• Sample "Members Only" Page
• 63 Ways to Market Your Practice
• Member FAQ
• Contributor Agreement
• 21st Century Firm
• The Role of The Legal Profession and Employee Risk Management
• 66 Strategies for Becoming a Powerful HR Executive