All property professions campaign pack
People whose work depends on property information, including consumer and public-interest representatives. Choose the material that fits your audience and the account you are sharing from.
- Version
- 2026-09-10
- Published by
- OPDA
- Language
- English (UK)
- Audience
- Mixed professions
Your organisation to its members
The member invitation.
Send this through your own channels. Add an introduction and signature from your organisation, check that the examples fit your audience, and retain your usual communication preferences and footer. You are sharing an invitation from OPDA, not claiming a partnership or endorsement.
Subject: Help shape property information
View plain text: All property professions member email preview
Two different conversations
Ask an organisation, or invite a colleague.
OPDA request to share
For Maria and other authorised OPDA representatives. Introduce the opportunity to an organisation and offer this campaign pack for its members.
View plain text: OPDA request to share
Personal invitation
For a message from you to a colleague. Explain why you thought of them and sign with your own name.
View plain text: Personal invitation
LinkedIn campaign
Three posts, written for the right speaker.
Introduce the opportunity, make it concrete with an example, then explain how to contribute. Use the sequence at a pace that suits your audience, or select individual posts. No posts are scheduled or published by this page.
These are designed campaign previews, not a LinkedIn editor. Upload the JPEG illustration or PNG infographic, then use View plain text to copy a selected post. The HTML is for reviewing and sharing the campaign outside LinkedIn. Add your own perspective and use the suggested image description when an upload image is supplied.
From the OPDA account
For authorised OPDA representatives publishing through OPDA’s account.
Post 1: The invitation
Suggested image description: Different property professions add distinct evidence pieces to a shared layered model of one property. Open Property Data Association branding appears below the illustration.
View plain text: All property professions · From the OPDA account · The invitation
Post 2: A question from real work
Suggested image description: Practitioners bring evidence to working groups, who review meaning to inform the draft specification. An address can help locate a property, but it does not by itself explain whether a report describes a building, a dwelling or a title record.
View plain text: All property professions · From the OPDA account · A question from real work
Post 3: What you can contribute
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View plain text: All property professions · From the OPDA account · What you can contribute
From your organisation
For an organisation or interest group sharing the invitation without implying partnership or endorsement.
Post 1: The invitation
Suggested image description: Different property professions add distinct evidence pieces to a shared layered model of one property. Open Property Data Association branding appears below the illustration.
View plain text: All property professions · From your organisation · The invitation
Post 2: A question from real work
Suggested image description: Practitioners bring evidence to working groups, who review meaning to inform the draft specification. An address can help locate a property, but it does not by itself explain whether a report describes a building, a dwelling or a title record.
View plain text: All property professions · From your organisation · A question from real work
Post 3: What you can contribute
Upload image: No upload image for this post.
View plain text: All property professions · From your organisation · What you can contribute
Meetings, events and conversations
A short presentation and a one-page overview.
The six-slide HTML deck includes speaker notes, a practical example and an invitation to register interest. It works offline: choose Edit text to adapt it, then Download edited HTML to save your version. The one-page HTML overview can be printed or saved as PDF from a browser.
Newsletter editions
Use a short notice when space is limited, or the longer introduction when readers need more context. Both are rich HTML with embedded images. Add your own introduction without changing the nature of the invitation.
Short newsletter notice
View plain text: Short newsletter notice
Longer newsletter introduction
View plain text: Longer newsletter introduction
Before you share
- Add an authorised sender’s introduction and signature.
- Keep registration as an expression of interest, subject to OPDA review.
- Do not imply government approval, adopted requirements or unconfirmed organisational endorsement.
- Keep your mailing list in your own systems and use your usual communication preferences.
- Test the email and links, including whether your intended audience can open the participation page.
See brand and message guidance for the official wordmarks and answers to common questions.
Sharing with another audience?
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People whose work depends on property information, including consumer and public-interest representatives.
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Sourcing, matching, assuring and exchanging property information.
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Products, platforms and integrations supporting the property journey.
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