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10 Tips for Successful Ezine Advertising
If you're like most people starting out on the Internet,you've been along this well-worn path:
You try free classified ad sites and get bombarded with spam by people trying to sell you stuff.
You try banner exchange programs and get a...
EMAIL ADVERTISING.
Sending out emails these days is fast becoming a joke. To achieve an order is getting harder and harder because of the large quantity of email needed to sent out, to secure an order, My research has indicated that with a click thru rate of just 1%...
Free Reprint Articles - Inexpensive Advertising For Your Business
Publishing articles and making them available for free can be a very effective way of promoting your business or website without spending a lot of money. This article contains some tips and resources that I have discovered by publishing free...
How Advertising and Marketing Got Started
Copyright 2006 Presslink Publishing
This is the first in a series of 10 articles starting with the
beginnings of advertising and marketing through to present day.
Advertising, as we know it, probably started to prosper in 1904
when John...
How To Properly Use Ezine Advertising - Part One
Just for the sake of avoiding an argument, let's just say that ezine advertising is the best form of advertising on the Internet. Now, let's move on to learning how to more properly make use of the advertising available in ezines. Essentially, and...
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Market Your Dream Online: Internet Advertising Advice From My Home-Based Business Advisor
You need to be advertising and marketing your home-based business, but what does it all mean? You need customers. You need sales! But where do you start?
- FFA Pages
- Banners
- Traffic Exchange Programs
- Reciprocal Linking
These are just some of the ways for your home-based business to be advertising and marketing online (meaning on the Internet). But, what do they mean?
FFA Pages -- You submit your site to a FFA page (or network of pages) and agree to get one E-mail from every other website that is listed there. Definitely not a good idea (see our Advertising/Marketing page for more details).
Banners - These are ads shown at the top (usually) of many webpages and they sometimes rotate to show a different ad each time the page is loaded.
Traffic Exchange Programs - You submit your ad to be shown to other members of the program when they load the program start page.
Reciprocal Linking - You place a link to someone's website on your site and they place a link to your website on theirs.
Other Internet Marketing Suggestions
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) - Keywords are placed throughout your website's pages to tell the search engines what your page is about. Keywords are simply words (or combinations of words) that describe your business.
Content is king. Provide good content (basically, articles about your area of expertise) about your subject and sprinkle the keywords (and combos) through the page. This basic strategy will get you a higher ranking with the search engines and many more customers because you're giving them something that they need -- information!
PPC
(Pay Per Click) Advertising - Instead of submitting your pages for inclusion in the search engine's database, you bid on the keyword(s) that relate to your website. You can find out in advance what other sites have bid for a particular keyword and then decide if you want to outbid the number one spot or maybe bid a little less and get the number two, three, or four spot (or lower if the keyword is expensive).
Ezines/Newsletters - These are delivered through E-mail and can be either plain text or HTML with full graphics. Although they can sometimes be expensive, you can get free ads by writing articles about your subject area and contribute them to the ezines. Why would you want to give them away? Because you can put in a "Resource Box" at the end of each article. At the very least this box will contain your name, website address, and a brief one or two line "bio" about you (some ezines allow more room). See, free online advertising for your home-based business!
For a more detailed explanation, and more great advice for your home-based business, please visit My Home-Based Business Advisor.
Terry Nicholls
My Home-Based Business Advisor
my-home-based-business-advisor.com
Copyright © 2004 by Terry Nicholls. All Rights Reserved.
About the Author
Terry Nicholls writes from his own experience as someone who wanted to start his own home-based business. Now that he has, visit My Home-Based Business Advisor - Helping YOUR Home Business Start and Succeed for free help for YOUR home business, including ideas, startup, and expansion advice.
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