Thursday, October 9, 2008

Ezine Advertising Secrets - Demystifying the Mystery Surrounding Ezine Solo Ads

Like many of millions of people around the globe, you have a business or service and at some point decided it would be a good idea to take the leap from brick and mortar sales to cyber sales. It sounded like a good idea at the time, but now you have an empty Web site, so to speak. There are no visitors and no shoppers, which means no sales and no revenue.

Now you are faced with a decision, do you pull the plug on your cyber shop or do you dig a little deeper to find out how the successful sites are managing to generate traffic. Success on the World Wide Web depends on traffic generation. You have to have people visit your site. That's where Internet marketing comes into play. One facet of Internet marketing is called the solo ad. There are two types of solo ads - one stands completely alone, while the other sent as part of an ezine. Ezines are essentially electronic versions of a magazine though usually much smaller in content.

The basic idea behind solo ads is that you create an ad, which is quite typically six lines, and that add is distributed to a publisher's subscription list. However, the ad is sent completely on its own. An ezine solo ad conforms to the same rules with one important exception - the ezine solo ad is included in an ezine. Since ezines are subscribed to, people who receive these emails in their inbox are more likely to open and read the content of the email including your ezine solo ad. This increases the likely of traffic to your site based on your ezine solo ad.

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