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May 26th, 2011
Steven asks…
Where can I get cheap advertising on the internet?
We are looking to put our website out there on the internet for “Adult Entertainment” when it is out there come Feburary 2007? Where can we get cheap advertising with alot of traffic?
admin answers:
Easy! Just like any website… optimize it for search engines and the prospective client. Decide who you want to visit your site (demographically) and then phrase its landing pages’ content to match what this group will be surfing for. It doesn’t matter if you’re selling pies or timber, the strategy is the same. Hint; if you name the pic files in some way that matches the content… the spyders like that… you’ll get ranked better. Organic optimization is now the best. Paid search is a necessity, but it is only an addition to… not the meat, so to speak. Careful who you get to do your paid search purchasing, they can break you quick if they don’t know what they’re doing, especially in a high-click rate world like adult entertainment.
Nancy asks…
how does internet advertising work? pay for clicks?
what is the difference between google and yahoo advertising products? is there another option?
admin answers:
We used to spend a lot at Overture (which is now Yahoo) but we get much more bang for the buck at Google. Sign up at Google and pay per click, depending on the keywords you want…it should pay off. Overture/Yahoo is much more expensive because their minimum bid is 10 cents. At Google, that keyword you want may only be 5 cents. There are lots of other pay-per-click advertising sites available, but you only need to stick to Yahoo and/or Google. Those are the two that will really convert.
Daniel asks…
Is it legal for a 14 year old to make money off internet advertising?
I really want to know!!
No, this isn’t a chance to advertise scams 
admin answers:
I don’t see why not.
It’s legal in the UK to commence employment at 13 years of age, provided that rules regarding working hours are complied with and only “light work” is undertaken.
Whilst internet advertising isn’t technically “employment” (it is in the sense that you’re being paid for work done, but isn’t in the sense that you’re not an employee with a particular company) I would assume that the same principles still apply.
Sandra asks…
Is there any Free Advertising for internet marketing?
What are the best free ways to market on internet and How to Advertise there ?
admin answers:
Depending on your location, and country ..
Myspace / facebook accounts, local websites.. etc…..
Good luck and have a great day ..
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John asks…
How do i get rid of internet speed advertising popups?
Very disrupting advertising pop ups that interfer with everything. Also getting porno advertising that is upsetting to my 11 year old grand-daughter. Suggestions?
admin answers:
use firefox browser with following plug-inn’s
1) “No script”
2) “Flash Block”
Search in mozilla addons
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=button&utm_content=spsnippet1&utm_campaign=addonsstpgsnippet
In addition disable “windows messenger’ service
right click ‘my computer’
select ‘manage’
‘computer management’ window will come up
go to ‘services and applications’ (last entry on left side of window) click it once
then go to right side of window and double click ‘services’
in services find entry ‘messenger’ right click it and select ‘properties’
in messenger properties select startup type as ‘disabled’
(u will find this in general tab)
you are done
fantasy
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How To Start Off Your Advertising Campaign With Impact
June 9th, 2010
When you do call your prospects or talk to them to follow up on an offer, please do not start your conversation with “How are you”. Not only does it kill the conversation instantly, it also opens you to a lot of responses that you either are not ready for or that you don’t want to hear it.
For one thing, when you do ask this opening phrase, be sure that you can actually bear to hear your target client’s answer. Be prepared to care ? a lot, if your prospect says that he or she is sick and is not feeling fine, or get a never ending political rant of how Obama is better than Hillary.
Secondly, with a call-killer like your “how are you”, it surely makes you lose control of the call and gets you off track. You must remember that the main purpose why you talked to the person in the first place is to pitch your business. But how can you do that if your client is already lecturing you of the hazards of getting married with someone who nags all day and all night.
Another reason why you shouldn’t open your conversation with “how are you”, the moment you utter the phrase, your prospective client is already on to you. And before you could even say your first word of your sales pitch they would have already turned you down flat.
Even with your ads printed by a commercial color printing company, you should also avoid words and phrases considered as “call-killers” so you can effectively give your piece without your prospective customers throwing you out even before they can read your whole story.
Having call-killer phrases in your ads not only give your potential clients the tip off that you’re going to start a sales pitch, you also give them the opportunity to reject you outright. And when they do, you’ll have a heck of a time trying to keep them interested in what you have to say.
You probably think that it’s the polite thing to say when talking to somebody. Then again, there are other ways to start your ads. Introducing yourself and going directly to why you’re there in the first place can be more effective and it gives you the power to take control of the connection.
It’s all about taking control of the moment. When you are in control you are more likely to provide the most effective ad and copy that your target audience can appreciate. Don’t risk blowing your opportunity of being able to convince your prospective clients of your business’ worth. Avoiding call-killer phrases can lessen, if not totally eliminate your chances of getting your target clients interested, and eventually making a sale for your business.
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