What Will Happen if Advertisers Stop Spending Money on online Advertising:

When advertisers or sponsors do not get results or a good response, they will stop paying for advertisement. In result entrepreneur or business owners will not be able to give away or sell cheap their contents (Products and services) any more. This will cost us huge amounts of money and we will not be able to get free and cheap contents, which we at moment getting because of these advertisers or sponsors.

We know nobody likes to receive or want to see a lots of popups, banners ads when they surf net. If we would not wish to see these ads then at least we can give them respect. After all we would want people to read our paid ads and not block them without giving them a chance. Blocking ads is bad for everyone.

Let ads go ........ and keep internet contents cheap and free.

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3. Compose body of your press release. A short (3-4 paragraphs), newsworthy press release will grab attention of editors, which will in turn get you publicity-and for only cost of emailing, faxing or mailing release. The release has to highlight uniqueness of your business-what differentiates you from your competitors. If you can't think of a unique thing about your company-wait until you can before you send out release.

Here are a few newsworthy topics to write about in your release:1. Grand Opening/Re-Opening of your business, e.g. an interesting story about why/how you started your company and target market of your business.2. The results of a recent survey your company created, e.g. provide results of survey to news media.3. Tie Your Company to an Upcoming Holiday, e.g. a company that makes Hawaiian lays in National Luau month or if you work at home and it's Home Based Business week. 4. A strategic partnership that your company has formed: e.g. Annabelle's Organic Baby Food has formed an alliance with Shannon's Baby Gift Baskets.5. Include a short, concise company profile or business owner bio at bottom of release. If editors have never heard about your company, this is place to give them some additional background information or to give them your standard company description.

After writing your release, edit it and re-edit it. Get rid of words that are not necessary. Make sure sentences are easy to read and even easier to understand. Use strong and lively words in your release.

Format your press release to be double-spaced on one page and at end of release type "# # #" so editors know they have reached end of your press release. Remember when you distribute press release to only distribute it to publications where readers would be interested in your subject and make sure release is real news and not an advertisement.

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