Every post, story, or reel your Direct Selling Agents (DSAs) share represents your brand — but what if that same content is silently damaging the trust you’ve built with investors?
In today’s fast-moving digital world, direct selling agents constantly promote investment schemes and trading tips across WhatsApp, Instagram, YouTube, and Telegram. While this helps brands reach more people, it also opens the door to risks you may not see coming — from fake testimonials and unauthorized stock tips to misleading claims and impersonated brand pages.
Our latest infographic, “6 Common Direct Selling Agent Violations and How They Risk Investor Trust,” uncovers the hidden side of DSA-led promotions — the small actions that can lead to big compliance troubles and even bigger reputational loss.
It breaks down examples of DSA violations that are happening every day and shows how easily trust can be misplaced when oversight slips.
So, the real question is — how many of these violations could be happening under your brand’s name right now? And how can you keep a check on the activity performed by each agent across platforms?
Download the infographic to find out — before your next post becomes your biggest compliance risk.