Are Banner Ads Worth It? The statistics tell the tale.

Written by A. Joelene Orlando


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that Banner Ads work a lot better at building brand recognition than they do at generating click throughs, and running really effective campaigns require a hefty bank account. These factors make banner ads a great advertising deal only for larger organizations that haverepparttar budget andrepparttar 124921 long-term commitment to make banner ads successful. It’s pretty well known inrepparttar 124922 PR and advertising industry thatrepparttar 124923 click through rates of a particular banner ad starts high, andrepparttar 124924 longerrepparttar 124925 banner stays up, it declines rather rapidly. This is whererepparttar 124926 money starts going outrepparttar 124927 window, is when you introduce new banner ads intorepparttar 124928 rotation. To maximizerepparttar 124929 results of Banner Ads, new banners need to be updated and rotated, and generally, a dozen or more banners should be on ‘stand-by.’ Starting to sound expensive? Withrepparttar 124930 cost ofrepparttar 124931 number of banners, agency fees andrepparttar 124932 sites to advertise on, requires a very healthy budget to run a very effective banner ad campaign.

So, what do small business owners need to do, to capitalize on this $2 billion piece of pie? Just have a diversified advertising plan, and make sure that you do your research on Banner Ads, as well as other effective marketing techniques, and as your business starts to grow, you can take advantage ofrepparttar 124933 wonderful world of Banner Ads. Don’t start of your small business throwing all your money into Banner Advertising. You’ll sink before you’ve even started. Just a thought to keep inrepparttar 124934 back of your mind when considering Banner Ads, “Everything in moderation is a good thing.”

Joelene Orlando is a Web enthusiast and a staff writer/consultant for eMarketing Answers with a broad knowledge of topics covering Internet marketing and communication strategies for both consumer and small business owners. http://www.emarketinganswers.com is dedicated to providing free, comprehensive emarketing resources and online promotion tools.


Produce More Sales from your Email Promotions: Five Ways (Part 2)

Written by Judy Cullins


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Put your online promotion groups in a buying mode. Make an irresistible offer that is real. Give them one or two free bonus reports they want. Caution: It's a turn off whenrepparttar free bonus reports are worth more thanrepparttar 124920 major package being sold. I just noticed one--the book was $39.95--the free bonuses were supposedly worth $500. That certainly doesn't speak truth.

For an eBook of 30-75 pages packed with how-to's and resources, offer two free bonus reports taken from your article files or book excerpts. These can be 3-7 pages.

4. Display your product or service's benefits clearly.

What do you do when you see inrepparttar 124921 subject line "Book announcement" or "Book Signing" or "Teleclass Marathon?" What motivates you to want to open that email? Even targeted ezine subscribers are likely to only open 50% of your emails.

Why not give your email lists a reason to open more? Give your potential buyer a picture of how their life would look after using your expertise. Write ad copy that appeals to their emotions, so they feel they must buy now.

5. Place your signature file atrepparttar 124922 bottom of every email you send.

Entrepreneurs who are new torepparttar 124923 Internet may just sign their name atrepparttar 124924 bottom of their email. It's time to learn that this signature file is your great sales force. Subtle, but effective, what you put into those 4-7 lines is so important. Include your name and title, then what you do for your audience. For instance, "Helps small business people manifest their book and Web dreams." Include one free offer, possibly your ezine. Name your ezine and sweetenrepparttar 124925 pot with another freebie such as a free report for new subscribers. Include your Web and email address and your local phone number, so people outsiderepparttar 124926 U.S. can contact you easily.

Don't disappoint yourself by droppingrepparttar 124927 ball and not letting people know about you and your products and services. Your customers and clients are waiting for your message.

Judy Cullins: 20-year author, speaker, book coach Helps entrepreneurs manifest their book and web dreams eBk: "Ten Non-techie Ways to Market Online" http://www.bookcoaching.com/products.shtml Send an email to Subscribe@bookcoaching.com FREE The Book Coach Says... includes 2 free eReports Judy@bookcoaching.com Ph:619/466/0622


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