2008-2009 Unlicensed Activity Media Campaign
Online, Print and More
Movie Theater Advertising
Bus Wraps and Bus Advertising
Mall Displays
Google Adwords	Try it out. Visit Google.com and type "accountant" or "real estate." By the end of the fiscal year, Google Adwords will run for the following professions:Architects, Veterinarians, Surveyor and Mappers, Auctioneers, Geologists, Landscape Architects, Employee Leasing, Athlete Agents, Pilots, and Talent Agents.
Google targeted search-based advertising
Business Journals online advertising Tampa Bay South Florida Orlando
Florida Trend E-newsletter
Homes and Land Magazine
RADIO AND TELEVISION
In addition to the “Ugly Business” campaign, DBPR is running television and radio public service announcements targeting unlicensed certified public accounting, real estate and construction.  These dynamic PSAs will be running on Florida broadcast television and radio stations.  DBPR will also be using Florida Public Broadcasting underwriting to educate consumers about unlicensed activity.
Florida Public Broadcasting Service	Florida Public Broadcasting Service Underwriting The Department of Business and Professional Regulation, committed to educating Floridians that the unlicensed practice of certified public accounting is a crime. Information about a certified public accountant’s licensing status can be found at MyFloridaLicense.com.
Florida Association of Broadcasters	Real Estate Public Service Announcements
Google Radio	Real Estate Public Service Announcement (audio) In addition, audio from the four public service announcements above ran on Google Radio.

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