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Solo Ad Marketing By Jeffrey Dibble (Solo Ad Marketing)
Friday, May 21st, 2010get5figuredaily asked:
Your Newsletter Marketing Strategy: Five Things to Consider
Wednesday, October 15th, 2008
Stephanie Diamond asked:
Sending out a monthly newsletter takes a good deal of effort. You need to determine your goals and how to measure them, prepare your mailing lists, develop content, and make sure everything is delivered correctly. Can you confidently say that you are generating justifiable revenue from this effort –or are you sending out a newsletter because everyone else does?
With all the new technology available today, the term “newsletter” has morphed into a dozen different formats. You can certainly find one that fits your needs. One thing is clear–do not continue to send out a monthly newsletter unless you are getting a real return on your investment.
Some things to consider when evaluating your current newsletter:
1. Get an independent evaluation of your current newsletter strategy from a marketer you trust. Make sure to develop tangible success measurements. You need to know if what you are doing is actually worth continuing. Your communication with your customers needs to be personalized and targeted to sell. You are building a mailing list for a reason. Make sure that mailing list pays off.
2. Is a monthly format the right one? You may want something published regularly, or you may discover that a few targeted one-offs a year give you a greater return. Just like everything else you do for your business, you need to test and revise ideas, products and methods.
3. Take advantage of new technology. There are new ways to personalize your content and develop a dialogue with your customers that won’t be cost prohibitive. Consider using audio to announce your newsletter on your website or add audio in the body content.
4. Make reading your newsletter pay-off for your customer every time. Always offer discount links or other value-add information that separates your content from all the “value-free” content on the web today. Think about what the reader will be interested in, not what your company wants to tell them. Think about what they want to BUY, not what you want to SELL.
5. Use your support area to launch new newsletters. Many e-commerce businesses miss an opportunity to communicate with their customers when they go to the support area. Customers want quick answers. They also like knowing that the company cares about what they want and need. A newsletter that focuses on FAQs and support would be a welcome change from all the ‘marketing’ newsletters they receive. This idea is a simple one that only the most successful companies use. Don’t overlook a way to stand out.
Derrick
Sending out a monthly newsletter takes a good deal of effort. You need to determine your goals and how to measure them, prepare your mailing lists, develop content, and make sure everything is delivered correctly. Can you confidently say that you are generating justifiable revenue from this effort –or are you sending out a newsletter because everyone else does?
With all the new technology available today, the term “newsletter” has morphed into a dozen different formats. You can certainly find one that fits your needs. One thing is clear–do not continue to send out a monthly newsletter unless you are getting a real return on your investment.
Some things to consider when evaluating your current newsletter:
1. Get an independent evaluation of your current newsletter strategy from a marketer you trust. Make sure to develop tangible success measurements. You need to know if what you are doing is actually worth continuing. Your communication with your customers needs to be personalized and targeted to sell. You are building a mailing list for a reason. Make sure that mailing list pays off.
2. Is a monthly format the right one? You may want something published regularly, or you may discover that a few targeted one-offs a year give you a greater return. Just like everything else you do for your business, you need to test and revise ideas, products and methods.
3. Take advantage of new technology. There are new ways to personalize your content and develop a dialogue with your customers that won’t be cost prohibitive. Consider using audio to announce your newsletter on your website or add audio in the body content.
4. Make reading your newsletter pay-off for your customer every time. Always offer discount links or other value-add information that separates your content from all the “value-free” content on the web today. Think about what the reader will be interested in, not what your company wants to tell them. Think about what they want to BUY, not what you want to SELL.
5. Use your support area to launch new newsletters. Many e-commerce businesses miss an opportunity to communicate with their customers when they go to the support area. Customers want quick answers. They also like knowing that the company cares about what they want and need. A newsletter that focuses on FAQs and support would be a welcome change from all the ‘marketing’ newsletters they receive. This idea is a simple one that only the most successful companies use. Don’t overlook a way to stand out.
Derrick
Ezine Advertising Deals Revealed
Sunday, June 29th, 2008
Greg Root asked:
Ezine (electronic magazine) advertising is a great method for exposing your offer to a targeted audience (niche). This type of advertising can be quite expensive
though if you don’t know what to look for.
Two years of experience advertising in dozens of ezines has revealed a few money saving trends and commonalities. These tendencies will save the ezine marketer a considerable amount of money, especially when combined.
You may not realize it, but ezine ad specials and deals are fairly common if you know where to look and what to look for.
In this article, I will show you how to find these specials, what types to look for, and the details you need to know about each one in order to take advantage of
these offers.
Subscribe
This may seem obvious, but I never subscribed to ezines, simply because it wasn’t necessary in order to purchase an ad. I would go to the website, fill out the ad
form, hit the PayPal button, and submit the ad. What I didn’t know was that, though sometimes ad specials are available on the website, the best ones are usually offered to subscribers.
With that in mind, always subscribe first. In fact, I recommend subscribing to about 20 or more ezines in your niche if you can find that many.
Why the large number?
This is to insure a greater chance that one or more specials will appear in your email with regularity. It’s a good idea to set up a separate email account just for these subscriptions.
The following are some of the special offers you’ll find as a subscriber.
Free Classified Ads
A few of the ezines you subscribe to will allow you to submit a free classified ad as a bonus for subscribing. Some even allow you to submit your ad every week for free. If you take advantage of these freebies, you’ll find a few gems that do pretty well and are worth the
effort of submitting. Additionally, many ezines post their ads online. I receive a steady trickle of visitors from such ads.
Subscription Specials
From time to time, you’ll receive some great advertising specials. The key here is to keep your eye out for them and be ready to respond because these deals are usually limited in number and time of availability
Some common specials you’ll see are buy one get one free solo ads (your ad alone goes out to the entire list of subscribers), volumn ad discounts, and ad packages. The ad packages usually have a mixture of ads for example, a solo ad, top sponsor ad, and a classified ad.
Off Season Ad Specials
Summer and mid Winter (December and January) are usually slower months in terms of advertising. Many ezine owners who don’t normally offer ad space in their publications will offer special deals to subscribers. These advertising specials are limited in number and may sell out quickly. A recent ad I ran in one of these ezines produced the best response I’ve had yet.
Submitting Articles
As a subscriber, you’ll get to submit articles to some of the ezines. This is an increasingly popular method of getting your message prominently in front of ezine subscibers for free.
The key to this method is to offer quality information and then put a subtle pitch for your website at the end in the author’s bio. This method works best if you own your own website versus affiliate or replicated web sites.
Additionally, you can submit your article directly to other ezine publishers who accept them, to article announcement lists, and to article directories.
I highly recommend that you do not miss out on this type of promotion. In fact, hire a ghost writer if you have trouble writing. There are hundreds if not thousands of places online that will accept articles for free. You’ll recover your investment.
If you want to save money and put your ad campaign in high gear, employ the methods mentioned and keep a sharp eye out. The combined savings will be quite substantial. Of course, that means an increase in your profit margin.
Cynthia
Ezine (electronic magazine) advertising is a great method for exposing your offer to a targeted audience (niche). This type of advertising can be quite expensive
though if you don’t know what to look for.
Two years of experience advertising in dozens of ezines has revealed a few money saving trends and commonalities. These tendencies will save the ezine marketer a considerable amount of money, especially when combined.
You may not realize it, but ezine ad specials and deals are fairly common if you know where to look and what to look for.
In this article, I will show you how to find these specials, what types to look for, and the details you need to know about each one in order to take advantage of
these offers.
Subscribe
This may seem obvious, but I never subscribed to ezines, simply because it wasn’t necessary in order to purchase an ad. I would go to the website, fill out the ad
form, hit the PayPal button, and submit the ad. What I didn’t know was that, though sometimes ad specials are available on the website, the best ones are usually offered to subscribers.
With that in mind, always subscribe first. In fact, I recommend subscribing to about 20 or more ezines in your niche if you can find that many.
Why the large number?
This is to insure a greater chance that one or more specials will appear in your email with regularity. It’s a good idea to set up a separate email account just for these subscriptions.
The following are some of the special offers you’ll find as a subscriber.
Free Classified Ads
A few of the ezines you subscribe to will allow you to submit a free classified ad as a bonus for subscribing. Some even allow you to submit your ad every week for free. If you take advantage of these freebies, you’ll find a few gems that do pretty well and are worth the
effort of submitting. Additionally, many ezines post their ads online. I receive a steady trickle of visitors from such ads.
Subscription Specials
From time to time, you’ll receive some great advertising specials. The key here is to keep your eye out for them and be ready to respond because these deals are usually limited in number and time of availability
Some common specials you’ll see are buy one get one free solo ads (your ad alone goes out to the entire list of subscribers), volumn ad discounts, and ad packages. The ad packages usually have a mixture of ads for example, a solo ad, top sponsor ad, and a classified ad.
Off Season Ad Specials
Summer and mid Winter (December and January) are usually slower months in terms of advertising. Many ezine owners who don’t normally offer ad space in their publications will offer special deals to subscribers. These advertising specials are limited in number and may sell out quickly. A recent ad I ran in one of these ezines produced the best response I’ve had yet.
Submitting Articles
As a subscriber, you’ll get to submit articles to some of the ezines. This is an increasingly popular method of getting your message prominently in front of ezine subscibers for free.
The key to this method is to offer quality information and then put a subtle pitch for your website at the end in the author’s bio. This method works best if you own your own website versus affiliate or replicated web sites.
Additionally, you can submit your article directly to other ezine publishers who accept them, to article announcement lists, and to article directories.
I highly recommend that you do not miss out on this type of promotion. In fact, hire a ghost writer if you have trouble writing. There are hundreds if not thousands of places online that will accept articles for free. You’ll recover your investment.
If you want to save money and put your ad campaign in high gear, employ the methods mentioned and keep a sharp eye out. The combined savings will be quite substantial. Of course, that means an increase in your profit margin.
Cynthia