Internet Marketing - A Winning Combination!

Written by Paul White


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This is whererepparttar combination approach comes in. You userepparttar 119059 power ofrepparttar 119060 numbers of lotto visitors coming to your site, andrepparttar 119061 banner exchange, to 'convert'repparttar 119062 visitors from untargetted to targetted.

This is what you need to do.

Join four different banner exchanges, and placerepparttar 119063 codes on your page. (Do not join more than four, or you may be accused of having a banner farm and will have your site deleted fromrepparttar 119064 exchange.)

Now if each exchange gives you one exposure for every two visitors, then four exchanges gives you four times this amount, which means that for each two visitors you get four exposures.

So if, for example, you ordered 1,000 visitors fromrepparttar 119065 lotto site, withrepparttar 119066 four exchanges, you will earn 2,000 exposures of your banner ad.

So 2,000 new people will see your banner ad. These however are quality prospects,who are inrepparttar 119067 exchange themselves. These people are far more likely to respond to what you have to offer, and will click on your banner ad because they are interested. So now you have targetted, rather than untargetted traffic!

(Incidentally, a cleverly worded banner, which has been designed using simple text, rather than sophisticated artwork and animation, can give you a CTR more like 4%!)

There are many different banner exchanges around, just type in 'banner exchange' at any search engine for a list. Experiment with different exchanges for best results, howeverrepparttar 119068 following I know to be effective:-

http://www.adswap.net http://www.quicklinksnow.com http://www.easyadexchange.com http://www.advertiser-exchange.com

Again there are lots of different Lotto sites, but here are some examples of good sites:-

http://www.cash-giveaway.com http://www.lotto4cash.com http://www.loftydeal.com

So in all of your campaigns, it is not always necessary to find completely new ways to promote your site. With a bit of imagination a combination of already established methods can be highly effective!

Paul White is a former teacher who now helps people around the world to make money online. Visit the popular Profit Mountain site at:- http://www.profitmountain.com Subscribe to the FREE newsletter and receive tons of freebies, or mailto:webmaster@profitmountain.com with any questions or comments.




THE INTERNET IS ALIVE!

Written by Paul Siegel


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3 - Social, Political, Cultural:

The Internet is not only for business. Already you find such things as cancer support groups, art shows, concerts, voting. Many organs that are now in development, will be just as important, and perhaps more important thanrepparttar business organ.

* The Internet is alive! A network for learning.

THE GLOBAL SOCIETY Not only isrepparttar 119058 Internet a living organism, it is a living society comprised of living people. People onrepparttar 119059 Internet form networks to make choices and to learn.

1 - People Network

The Internet is not merely a living creature. It's a living society. Every aspect of its life is caused by people, not machines. The machines are there only to enhance relationships among people. Don't be distracted by robots. All of them are servants of people.

The Internet is not a highway for information, but a network forrepparttar 119060 flow of ideas, for learning. Everything is mental, not physical. Everything happens fast, because communication is instantaneous.

2 - Chaotic Idea Flow

Ideas flow throughrepparttar 119061 Internet in unpredictable ways. Very unlike TV. On TV,repparttar 119062 advertiser does not bother with ideas. He sends "information" one way - direct to you. Onrepparttar 119063 Internet, all people may partake inrepparttar 119064 flow of ideas. As a result ideas onrepparttar 119065 Internet may:

BRUSH - One idea doesn't meet another idea, but brushes it slightly. They may warm each other as a result. Sometimesrepparttar 119066 brush enhances further development of one ofrepparttar 119067 ideas.

MERGE - Two ideas, when brought together produce a bigger, richer idea. They feed on each other and mushroom into something better

COLLIDE - Ideas may come from opposite directions and bang into each other to produce sparks. The sparks may lead to brilliant breakthroughs.

Brush, merge, collide. These are only suggestions ofrepparttar 119068 possibilities. Serendipity occurs in all places and at all times, making possibilities infinite. I visit a site and like its format. I copy it with a little modification, as my own. Someone else visits my site and makes further changes for her purpose. I send email to a colleague making a suggestion; he modifies it and uses it for a very different purpose. It's as though you're part of a never-ending brainstorming session.

3 - Personal Choice

People are individuals onrepparttar 119069 Internet. They are autonomous. They make choices. Something they can not do when watching TV. On repparttar 119070 Internet a person may:

ACT - Initiate any type of action: go to any site, start his own site, send a message to anyone. On TV, onlyrepparttar 119071 advertiser may ACT

REACT - Respond to another's action: buy something, reply to a message. REACT is all a TV watcher can do

INTERACT - Be part of a to-and-fro exchange: a dialogue, a discussion, a transaction. This is one ofrepparttar 119072 most important characteristics ofrepparttar 119073 Internet, one that gives it power

Act, react, interact. They represent various aspects ofrepparttar 119074 power of a person to be an individual. The Internet, unlike TV, awards each person withrepparttar 119075 gift of autonomy. And each person uses it. Each person has choice. The consumer, unlikerepparttar 119076 consumer ofrepparttar 119077 Industrial Society, has power.

* The Internet is alive! It places power in people.

Paul -the soarING- Siegel is a provocative Internet speaker and author of HELPFULNESS MARKETNG, a book stressing learning, cooperation and community. Learn about it at http://www.learningfountain.com/helpfulnessmarketing.htm Subscribe to newsletter, LearningFOUNT; send blank email to: mailto:LearningFOUNT-subscribe@topica.com.


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