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Ezine Promotion Tips – How to Double Your Ezine Subscriber Base in Half the Time!
You’ve been receiving ezines and finally you have made the big decision. You are going to write and distribute your own ezine. Don’t just do it because other people are. Do your research first and commit to having the best content you can produce. Here are some tips for ezine promotion sure to make your publication is a hit:
1. Let your subscribers know when to expect your ezine. Weekly or monthly but stick to a distribution schedule. If you plan to send out special mailings or promotions tell the subscribers on your website or in the first ezine they receive.
2. Strive to create an ezine unique to your target audience. Make sure each edition is full of interesting information to keep your subscriber base looking forward to your next edition. Also, let them know their email address is safe with you. Absolutely, no selling of email addresses under any circumstances.
3. Use subscription boxes, not links. It is harder to make a link stand out. Scatter the boxes on your website and allow your visitors to opt-in via the box. A popup subscription box works well, too. Don’t give them a chance to leave your website without being offered the chance to signup for your ezine more than one time.
Ezine promotion takes time, but you will reap the reward if your do your homework. Knowing your target audience will ensure your time is well spent. Never lose sight of the reason you utilized ezine promotion in the first place – to grow your business and grow it fast.
-By: Fabian Tan
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Types of Website Advertising
Before you decide on placing advertisements on other websites, go through the following information on the various types of advertising. Mostly, all small to medium websites will clearly mention on a separate page (dedicated to information on advertising) the different types of advertising and advertising spots that they have to offer. Here are the most commonly used types:
Banner Advertising
Banners are placed on various spots on the pages of the website. Yours may be the only banner placed or it might be rotated in the same spot along with other banners i.e. your banner will be shown to alternate visitors or every 3rd, 4th or 5th visitor depending upon the number of banners being rotated.
Banners will be different shapes and sizes depending upon the various spots available for advertising.
Text Advertising
Your text link along with a description will be placed in particular spots. Text links can be in the form of classified ads placed on a separate page reserved for the purpose, as a listing in a shopping or resources directory, or as a ‘featured or sponsored link’ on a relevant page. For e.g. a text link for a website selling flowers may be placed as a ‘sponsored link’ on a page containing information about flowers, flower arrangements etc. There may also be other forms of displaying text ads such as ‘Featured Site of the Month’ or ‘Website in Spotlight’ etc.
Run of Site Advertising
Your banners or text ads will be placed on all pages of the website. Some websites will even rotate 2-3 different banners (for your advertisement) to break monotony.
Advertising on a Particular Page or Section
As opposed to run of site ads, your ad will only be placed on a particular page or all pages on one particular section or channel. The content on websites is usually categorized into various sections or channels. If you sell finance or mortgage deals, the ‘Money’ or ‘Finance’ sections of websites will expose your ad to your target audience. Similarly, if you sell home-decor products, the ‘Home’ or ‘Family’ type sections will give you best exposure.
Pop-Ups and Pop-Unders
Your website advertisement will pop-up in a new, usually smaller sized window (browser). If the advertisement pops above the page of the website, it is called a pop-up. If it pops behind the website, it is called a pop-under.
This form of advertising is flexible enough to accommodate graphical images, real media animations as well as a complete HTML page as an ad. Since the entire browser in which the ad will be displayed will be dedicated to your ad, you can choose to display only a large graphic or even an entire HTML page.
-By: Lata Tokhi
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