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Quick Newbie Tips On Promoting


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Advertising

Quick Newbie Tips On Promoting

by Donesia Muhammad Copyright (C) 2002 KDM Publishing



Here is a list of some of the essentials that you should have on hand when you first start to promote your website or ezine.

These are things that I am still in the process of getting together myself, so learn from my mistakes and you'll do fine.

Ad Copy

Always keep the following types of ad copy on hand for your ezine, website and products / services.

Solo Ad ( usually around 10-20 lines) Allow it to be flexible in case your ad doesn't meet a publishers guidelines. In other words, if you need to remove a line or two, make sure the ad is still effective.

Top Sponsor Ad ( usually 7-10 lines long) Again, have it ready if it needs to be edited.

Middle Sponsor Ad (usually 5-7 lines of text)

Also have on hand:

5 and 6 line ads for Ad Swaps

Makes it easier when you get involved in ezine ad swaps, link exchanges, quick descriptions for directories.

Signature Lines

Signature lines are basically the extra lines of text you say following a person's salutations in an email. You can call it a P.S. in a sense because it is supposed to get people to notice and read it.

Include a signature line for all your corresponding email. People do read signature lines, trust me they do.

I also have different signature lines for different purposes.

Strictly Business Signature Line

This is for when you are contacting another business and you are nothing but professional. This will usually include

Full Name

Business Name

Website URL

Email Address

Any Slogan or Motto ( if applicable)

Physical Address ( Depending On Your Type Of Business)

First Time Contact Signature Line

This will usually include the usual name, web address and email address. The difference is that this file normally would hold a quick ad copy of either your ezine, site or most profitable affiliate program.

Usually this is for contacting other webmasters and publishers in your field.

This is also the same file you would use when composing any email with your site visitors and ezine readers.

Tailor the Sig Line to Suit Your Purposes

If you are speaking with a webmaster, use the opportunity to add an affiliate program that will benefit the webmaster.

Have a good tool for publishers, use it when you're dealing with publishers, no matter what type of ezine they may have.

We all have selective memory. I can't always place a name with a product, so remind me with your sig line.

Do You Have a House List??

As soon as you start to get yourself established online, you need a house list. I am not talking about your ezine list, that's different.

Your house list are highly targeted business men and women who are in a position to hear and act upon your offers.

Aunt Sally is not in your house list, neither is someone who just signed up for your ezine last week.

Unless Aunt Sally is involved in your niche and the reader who just signed up is in your field, then they won't be added.

Actually most of these people are your friends. You have either done some sort of joint venture with them or maybe they have paid for advertising with your ezine, or bought one of your products.

But these are the people you want to find out about your new products before the general public.

It takes a while to build this list. The longer you have been doing business, the larger your list will become.

Just something to think about in the near future.

You do plan on being around then, correct???


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