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Author :: Taiyang Holloway  |
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| Article Title :: Flood your website with traffic by pushing a button! |
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Dear Marketer,
How would you like to have all the traffic you want delivered to
your website at the push of a button?! In fact, you can have
thousands of visitors flooding your website TODAY! How is this
possible? It's all thanks to a remarkable breakthrough in
traffic technology called the Auto Hits Machine.
The Auto Hits Machine is more powerful than any other traffic
tool you'll find on the web and can transform ANY website into
an instant success! You won't have to wait for downlines to grow
or sit at your computer clicking for hours. Just push one button
and watch your hit counter soar!
Are you a skeptic? That's okay! The Auto Hits Machine is
GUARANTEED to work or you get every p (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Jeremy L. Knauff |
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| Article Title :: Partner for profits |
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At some point, most businesses, especially small businesses will
find themselves in a position where they feel that they can't
afford to advertise properly, or even at all. Unfortunately this
can cause a vicious downward spiral because by not advertising
your business will rarely increase.
The good news is that they sky isn't falling, chicken little.
There is a fairly simple solution that will give you the
opportunity to properly advertise your business despite your
limited resources. If you've been networking then there is a
good chance that you have a fairly substantial Rolodex® - flip
through and find a few companies that are related to your
company in some way. For example, if you run (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Jeremy L. Knauff |
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| Article Title :: Consistency is key |
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One of the things that stops many small business owners or
managers from starting to advertise is that they feel that they
can't commit to running the ad that they would like to run on a
regular basis. This idea is both a good thing and a bad thing at
the same time.
Let's look at the good side for a minute. This school of thought
is good because it keeps the business owner or manager from
investing in a large ad and then stopping because they didn't
see results right away. Usually when that happens they are left
with the impression that advertising doesn't work and then
refuse to try it again. The most effective approach is to start
with a smaller ad that you can commit to run at least twi (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Jeremy L. Knauff, CEO, Wildfire Marketing Group |
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| Article Title :: How to choose a graphic designer without loosing your mind |
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If you haven't already experienced it yourself, then you've
probably heard some of the horror stories about trying to find
or work with a graphic designer. It can be difficult, time
consuming and frustrating to say the least, but in all fairness
it's no different than any other profession. Think about how
some people must feel when they have to work with some of your
competitors.
You'll want to evaluate some basic things first - things that
are vital in any industry. Is your potential designer on time to
meet with you? Do they treat your staff with respect or do they
treat them they like they don't matter? Did they do their
homework before coming? Once you've nailed down the basics, your
l (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: david chase |
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| Article Title :: What you didn't know about FHM Magazine |
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FHM MAGAZINE
FHM, an abbreviation for: For Him Magazine is a quite
successful monthly men's magazine (also known as a lads' mag)
that was first published as FHM in 1994 in the United Kingdom,
but it has actually been around since 1985 under the name for
him. FHM which was founded by Chris Astridge was first
distributed through high street men's fashion outlets and
expanded to newsagents as a quarterly publication by the spring
of 1987. For him had most recently hardened up its editorial
approach to compete with the expanding fashion market and has
also introduced a sports supplement along with its normal
edition. The magazine then had its name changed to FHM. As of
2005, it publishes twen (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Tim Somers |
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| Article Title :: Writing Sales Letters that Slay 'em |
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We all think about slaughtering our competition in one way or
another - but the real key to exterminating your competition is
writing a great sales letter that contains killer copy.
A sales letter must grab the attention of your prospect right
out of the gate with an opening statement that sucks them into
reading your entire letter.
(example: Calendars Boost Sales Throughout The Entire Year)
Once you have their attention with a passionate headline or a
commanding statement, you need to drop your guarantee in their
laps. Then add some case studies or testimonials that give your
promise credibility.
(example: No other promotional product gives you the year round
exposure that a Calendar d (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Steve Hawker |
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| Article Title :: Real world shopping principles and your online shop |
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This article explores some of the selling principles that
underpin modern supermarkets and department stores and offers
online shop owners ten points for consideration:
1. Predict everything that you can about the lifestyles of your
customers, using proven research methods. Establish the needs
and desires associated with these lifestyles. From these needs
and desires, understand which products your customers are likely
to place in their shopping baskets, and when they are likely to
do so.
2. Having made your predictions, stock your shop and establish
procedures for tracking what your customers actually buy
and when they buy. Analyse your predictions, in light of
th (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Bob Cefail |
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| Article Title :: HUMAN BILLBOARD SHAKES UP ADVERTISING WORLD |
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You all may remember this famous headline which appeared on
thousands of Internet sites, news outlets, and in the News of
the Weird sections of local newspapers. This type of story
gained momentum after Andrew Fischer of Omaha Nebraska auctioned
his forehead on eBay for 30 days of temporary advertising. He
was paid $37,375 in the end. Now after laughing a bit from the
absurdity of it all, it dawned on me that there must be some
underlying need in the advertising community for alternative
promotions.
Sure enough while doing research for another article on the
advertising industry, the words TiVo came up more times than I
could count. What is the "TiVo problem?" It is all about
consumers wh (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Joe L.Golson |
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| Article Title :: Web Site Promotion, Ways To promote Your web Site |
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There are different web site promotion services that
makes for a successful web site promotion strategy. Whether
you're building for an affiliate program, selling your own
products/services, or a web master who seeks extra income
through successful web site promotion
5 ways to promote your web site.
Pay-Per-Click It is good to get traffic but it is even
better to get sales. Pay-per-click advertising is a great way to
pull targeted traffic. Could anything be better? In many
cases, pay-per-SALE advertising is a better choice. With
pay-per-clicks, you may or may not make sales.
With a pay-per-click program, there's very little or even NO
risk. You only pay when y (read full article) |
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| Category :: Advertising Articles |
Author :: Bruce Prokopets |
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| Article Title :: Tivo, advertising, television, Ford Motor Company, promoters,
marketing |
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Broadcast advertisers, who use television, are seeing dramatic
reductions in their ad results because of a four-letter
word--TiVo. In some ad agencies one can sense that TiVo really
is a four-letter word in the most derogatory sense. This
reporter decided to follow the actions of what such advertising
giants as Ford Motor Company and Shimano are doing creatively to
solve the TiVo problem.
What is the "TiVo problem?" It is all about consumers who fast
forward through the commercials associated with television shows
that they copy and capture in their TiVo systems. Madison Avenue
refers to this as "ad avoidance." Advertisers call this their
worst nightmare.
Another term used for TiVo is D (read full article) |
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