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		<title>Understanding Internet Banner Advertising</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 27 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Banner advertising is an effective way of getting your advertising message seen on the Internet. Banner ads should not be your only online form of advertising, but they are an essential part of your online advertising mix. This article assumes that the reader knows what a banner ad looks like, but do you know how [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Banner advertising is an effective way of getting your advertising message seen on the Internet. Banner ads should not be your only online form of advertising, but they are an essential part of your online advertising mix.</p>
<p>This article assumes that the reader knows what a banner ad looks like, but do you know how they work, and how you can derive benefit from them? Let&#8217;s define a few terms before answering these questions.</p>
<p>1. &quot;Page views&quot; or &quot;page impressions.&quot; These terms are interchangeable and they refer to the number of times that a page within a website has been displayed on a website.</p>
<p>2. &quot;Banner view.&quot; Like a page view, a banner view is the number of times that a banner has been displayed on website.</p>
<p>3. &quot;Click through.&quot; A click through is the number of times a website visitor has &quot;clicked&quot; on a particular banner ad and was transferred to the website of the banner advertiser.</p>
<p>4. &quot;CTR.&quot; CTR is the acronym for &quot;click through rate,&quot; which is the ratio of the number of banner view versus the number of times visitors have &quot;clicked through&quot; to your website. CTR is expressed as a percentage, so a click through rate of 1% means that for every 1,000 banner views, 10 visitors have clicked through to your site.</p>
<p>5. &quot;CPM.&quot; CPM is an acronym for &quot;cost per M,&quot; where &quot;M&quot; is the ancient Roman numeral for 1,000. Translation: CPM is the price your business will pay to have its banner advertisement displayed 1,000 times on a website, e.g, the cost of 1,000 banner views. So, for example, if the CPM to advertise on a site is $80.00 your business will pay $80.00 for every 1,000 banner views.</p>
<p>6. &quot;ROS.&quot; ROS is the acronym for &quot;run of site,&quot; which simply means that a banner ad is displayed on every page in a website, as opposed to being displayed only in a particular category of a website or only when a particular keyword is entered into a search engine.</p>
<p>Everyone who is in charge of a advertising or marketing department (that&#8217;s you if you&#8217;re the sole shareholder of the company) knows that advertising is, in large part, a numbers game. The more frequently your message is seen or heard, the more likely the consumer is to purchase your service or product. Take Mattress Mac with Gallery Furniture , for example. If you live in the Houston area, or if your radio can pick up the signal of almost any Houston area radio station, you cannot go a single day without hearing or seeing an advertisement for Gallery Furniture. Peppering your senses with constant reminders that &quot;Gallery Furniture Saves You Money!&quot; has enabled Mr. McIngvale to build his single location furniture store into an empire. (Of course, advertising alone won&#8217;t do it; you still must have a quality product or service). I have no scientific data to support this assertion, but I&#8217;ll make it anyway: I&#8217;m willing to bet that Gallery Furniture is known to more people in the greater Houston area than any other single business. How did that come to be? Mattress Mac understands the advertising numbers game and plays it better than anybody else.</p>
<p>Banner ads are a numbers game. The industry standard click through rate for online advertising in general is around .5%. Not 5%, but .5%. Doesn&#8217;t sound very encouraging for your banner ad campaign, eh? Well, there are ways to significantly increase the CTR of any given banner. The best way is by targeting a particular banner ad to a narrow audience, an audience that is looking specific for a product or service just like yours. Highly-targeted can boost your CTR to as much as 2%-3% or higher and significantly increase the traffic to your website.</p>
<p>Another valuable purpose of the banner ad is branding. Intertwined with the messages Gallery Furniture delivers about particular sales events or types of furniture is the company&#8217;s consistent and recognizable logo, color scheme, and tag lines. Your banner advertisements can, and should, perform the same function; they should be designed using your company&#8217;s logo and colors, at a minimum. Sometimes incorporating the tag line is the way to go, but other times you may want to advertise a particular special offer, product, etc. The important thing is that you take advantage of the numbers game by continually displaying your name, logo, and colors. The more visitors that see you, the more they will come to associate your name with your type of product or service, and the more likely they will be in the future to buy from you.</p>
<p>Henry J. Fasthoff, IV<br /> Principal &#038; General Counsel<br /> <a href="http://www.houstonbusiness.com"target="_blank">HoustonBusiness.com</a></p>
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		<title>Advertising Copy: What?s Really Important?</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 27 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[You labor lengthy and tough trying to create the ideal marketing piece but only about 20% of your duplicate is heading to get study. The rest will simply be scanned. Subsequent all your perform, your possible clients will not even study each and and every one of these well selected words. Is your genius misplaced [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You labor lengthy and tough trying to create the ideal marketing piece but only about 20% of your duplicate is heading to get study. The rest will simply be scanned. Subsequent all your perform, your possible clients will not even study each and  and every one of these well selected words. Is your genius misplaced on them?</p>
<p>Whilst it might sound scary or irritating, it is a reality of marketing existence. So what do you do next? There are some sections of your duplicate that possible clients are practically assured to study. If you know what these are, you will see your merchandise item sales improve significantly. There are 6 crucial sections of your marketing duplicate to focus on for good outcomes.</p>
<p>HEADLINES</p>
<p>Headlines have generally been and will generally be the most important area in any duplicate.</p>
<p>They are the first element possible clients will see. They have the best impact on whether or not or not any of the other duplicate will get study. Your headlines ought to be enticing. Think of them as your opening line. If individuals are not intrigued, they will not study any additional.</p>
<p>Use powerful energetic verbs (like slash, chop, stop, and so on.) in your headlines. These words clearly demonstrate actions as opposed to a great deal much  more passive words (like reduce, think, believe about, and so on.). Most of the time, buying is an emotional action. The a great deal much  more you stir the feelings, the a great deal much  more you cause motion toward your ideal consumer response.</p>
<p>Pay a great deal of curiosity to your headline. It is the powerhouse of your duplicate.</p>
<p>SUB-HEADLINES</p>
<p>If your headline has captured your possible clients curiosity, they will scan the sub-headlines. Think of sub-headlines as chapter titles. These sub-headlines, when study with the headline, ought to inform your reader the entire tale. Generally begin composing your marketing duplicate by outlining using this headline and sub-headline format.</p>
<p>Headlines and sub-headlines are produced to make the sale. Barring that favored final outcome, they can manual your guests to study deeper into your duplicate. If you set up a building of progressive sub-headlines, you will have a much better shot obtaining your stage across.</p>
<p>Precisely exactly where do your possible clients study subsequent the headline and sub-headlines? Generally, they will study any captions you have beneath pictures in your ad duplicate.</p>
<p>CAPTIONS Beneath Pictures</p>
<p>Newspaper journalists had been the first to use captions. A caption is a few of words beneath a photograph to make obvious what the picture is.</p>
<p>People are in the behavior of looking for the captions in buy to relate the importance of the picture with the info they are getting. Captions in marketing items are very study. Do not waste the area! Do not just use the caption to make obvious the picture. Use the caption to sell the merchandise! Use descriptive benefit-oriented words in your captions for optimum impact.</p>
<p>So, they have looked at your headline, sub-headlines, and at the captions beneath your pictures. They might have presently produced the buy choice. Congratulations! For these viewers that have not produced the buy choice however, let us flesh out the advertisement with some choice sentences.</p>
<p>Authentic SENTENCES</p>
<p>When you scan a newspaper, what do you study? Almost everybody reads the first sentence or two of  and every paragraph. These sentences are vitally important. To get your possible clients interested enough to preserve studying, include the punch right  here! In contrast to a novel, marketing does not develop to the climax. Great ads begin with the climax and help its claims in subsequent sentences.</p>
<p>If you create exceptional first sentences, your possible consumer will be a great deal much  more most most likely to have on studying the duplicate. And, as an added benefit, the first sentences in  and every paragraph might be enough to persuade him/her to purchase your merchandise.</p>
<p>Now that you have captured their curiosity and they are studying additional, use bulleted lists for benefits.</p>
<p>BULLETED LISTS</p>
<p>Authentic, use bulleted lists when describing capabilities or benefits. A bulleted checklist will depart a great deal much  more white area about by by itself and consequently appear less challenging to your reader.</p>
<p>Secondly, as with the first sentence in  and every paragraph, individuals also nearly generally study the first entry in a bulleted checklist. If it is on target, they might preserve studying. Make certain your first bullet stage is very powerful and enticing. To preserve the possible consumer studying, make certain you are composing the duplicate with their issues in thoughts.</p>
<p>The final, but not minimal, energy spot in your duplicate you most most likely will not even use. It is the get in touch with to action.</p>
<p>Contact THEM TO ACTION</p>
<p>The very bottom of your ad duplicate is the final opportunity to near the sale! Consider benefit of this valuable area. This is exactly where your get in touch with to action ought to reside. What is the get in touch with to action? Telling your possible consumer what to do next is crucial to obtaining the sale.</p>
<p>A get in touch with to action could be &amp;ampampquotVisit our web site these days!&amp;ampampquot, &amp;ampampquotCall These days for your Totally completely totally free estimate&amp;ampampquot, or &amp;ampampquotCall to Secure Your Seat These days!&amp;ampampquot. Inform your possible consumer what they require to do to transfer the acquisition of this useful merchandise or support you sell into their home or workplace.</p>
<p>Time invested on your marketing duplicate will never be wasted. If you have not carried out it before, now is the time to evaluation your duplicate to be certain you&#8217;re generating the most out of these possibilities. Your ad duplicate is a one-way discussion. You ought to anticipate their concerns and objections. These ought to be answered in your duplicate before you get the sale.</p>
<p>Michele Schermerhorn calls herself a &amp;ampampquotCorporate Flexibility Fighter&amp;ampampquot devoted to freeing cubicle prisoners to understanding their individual efficient on-line business. She has much  more than thirty many  years understanding in the business world and much  more than twelve many  years running her individual efficient on-line companies. She is President of Online Business Institute Inc. (<a target="_new" href="http://www.obinstitute.com">http://www.obinstitute.com</a>), authors a sassy marketing weblog (<a target="_new" href="http://www.imarketblog.com">http://www.imarketblog.com</a>), and frequently conducts totally completely totally free on-line seminars. Online Business Institute Inc. exists to &amp;ampampquotCreate Efficient Online Business Proprietors 1 Individual At A Time&amp;ampampquot.</p>
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		<title>How To Get Big Sponsorship Money for Your Band, Tour, Event or Production</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 26 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Touring is a bands greatest opportunity for good results. But, touring can be very costly. Obtaining your tour, band or event sponsored is critical to your good results. Sponsorship can off-set manufacturing, travel, marketing and virtually any of your cost. The right sponsor can also significantly augment your advertising, publicity and promotions. But, getting sponsorship [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Touring is a bands greatest opportunity for good results. But, touring can be very costly. Obtaining your tour, band or event sponsored is critical to your good results. Sponsorship can off-set manufacturing, travel, marketing and virtually any of your cost. The right sponsor can also significantly augment your advertising, publicity and promotions. But, getting sponsorship participation can take a lot of effort and commitment on your part. You will need to prove to potential sponsors that your opportunity will provide a good return on investment for them.</p>
<p>The following is a step by step procedure we have used at Multimediary Entertainment Marketing to safe hundreds of thousands of sponsorship bucks for numerous tours, events, artists, tv programming and feature films. We have done this for a number of main record labels and each signed and unsigned artists. Now we want to share our understanding expertise so you can do this on your personal.</p>
<p>Create an Introduction Letter</p>
<p>The first step in securing sponsorship bucks is to craft a expert introduction letter highlighting the features and benefits of the opportunity you are providing. Some of these features and benefits might include inclusion in advertising, product sampling, banner show and more. Following you have given a short overview of the opportunity near the letter by asking their permission to deliver them a more detailed presentation. The introduction letter is the most critical part of the sponsorship good results equation. If nicely crafted, it will get your foot in the door.</p>
<p>Demographic Analysis</p>
<p>Knowing your audience is critical. Potential sponsors will want to know who you are reaching. The best way of gathering this info is right at you finger tips. Call radio stations you think ought to be playing your audio. Ask for an account executive and ask this person to fax you their Tapscan, Scarborough or Prism demographic and qualitative info. In all likelihood you will now be armed with a detailed overview of what your audience appears like and can match this up with potential sponsors. You will also have a fantastic hit checklist of companies to begin hitting.</p>
<p>Making Your Sponsorship Presentation</p>
<p>No that you have your introduction letter and demographic profiles you are prepared to begin making your presentation. The presentation will seal the deal with sponsors only if it consists of all the info they will need to make an educated decision on your opportunity. The presentation must include the following elements:</p>
<p>one. A Two to three paragraph overview of your opportunity</p>
<p>2. A detailed overview of tour routing, markets and venues</p>
<p>three. An overview of what kind of public relations and media assistance you expect to have and how the sponsor will be included</p>
<p>four. Your audience and demographic profile</p>
<p>5. Tour partnership deliverables or what the sponsor will receive for their investment</p>
<p>six. The total investment you are searching for from your sponsor and the return a sponsor can expect</p>
<p>Now that you have all of the pieces of the puzzle you are prepared to go out and shake the trees for sponsorship bucks. With effort and consistency you will land a sponsor. Always provide on what you guarantee to retain your sponsors year following year. Under provide and they will promptly kick you to the curb. Our philosophy is to usually beneath guarantee and over provide. With this philosophy you will be assured ongoing strong sponsorship participation for years to arrive.</p>
<p>Multimediary Entertainment Marketing can get your tour, band or event on the right track by providing you with the following:</p>
<p>? An Introduction letter that garners results</p>
<p>? An accurate Demographic Analysis extrapolated of 5 main markets</p>
<p>? Sponsorship Value Analysis to determine the really worth of your opportunity</p>
<p>? Sponsorship presentation in Word and PowerPoint</p>
<p>? Press Release development announcing sponsorship opportunity</p>
<p>? Press Release distributed to all main markets announcing your opportunity</p>
<p>? We will also include your opportunity in the Multimediary Entertainment Marketing Newsletter which goes out to over 1500 Corporate Brand Managers month-to-month</p>
<p>? Professional Sponsorship Agreement/Arrangement you can use to seal the deal</p>
<p>? One-hour Professional Consultation to make sure you&#8217;re heading in the right path</p>
<p>For details and pricing please go to our web site at: <a target="_new" href="http://www.multimediary.com/sponsorship.html">http://www.multimediary.com/sponsorship.html</a></p>
<p>About Multimediary Entertainment Marketing and Thom King</p>
<p>Multimediary was founded by Thom King in late 2001. Multimediary has labored with Virgin Data, Money Data, and Universal, Warner Brothers, Lions Gate Movies and a number of other main and independent record labels and entertainment manufacturing companies. Multimediary has also labored with a number of customer brands such as: Lifestyles Condoms, Miller Beer, Red Bull, Monster Power Drink, Dr. Martins, Snapple, Honda Motor Business, British Petroleum, Adidas and more.</p>
<p>King started his career in the broadcast business where he most recently labored as Regional Vice President of Product sales for a division of Clear Channel Globally. King was instrumental in helping Clear Channel capitalized on distinctive opportunities by converging radio, outdoor, venue, and interactive property into fully integrated campaigns. King parlayed his over twenty years of cutting edge marketing expertise to type Multimediary.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Marketing will make or break your business. It is crucial to your good results that you discover to create great ad copy. Right here are a couple of easy concepts to get you there. 1. The Headline This is THE most important component of your ad, particularly when using on-line advertising. The stage of the [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Marketing will make or break your business. It is crucial to your good results that you discover to create great ad copy. Right here are a couple of easy concepts to get you there.</p>
<p>1. The Headline</p>
<p>This is THE most important component of your ad, particularly when using on-line advertising. The stage of the headline is to grab a possible customer&#8217;s interest and then entice the reader to go on and read the relaxation of your ad. The greatest headlines have a tendency to be these that emphasize the benefits to the customer, ie. what your item or service can do for them, WHY they Must have it &#8211; correct now!</p>
<p>2. Formatting</p>
<p>If your ad is taking the form of a webpage, or any other ad that allows the use of HTML/formatting, consider advantage of it. Make sure your headline stands out from the relaxation of your ad by using a larger font, bolding, italics (careful right here: make sure it is readable, some fonts aren&#8217;t), or a different color. Keep in mind to make sure that the general look is business-like.</p>
<p>Some ad sites (like AOL) allow you to publish a graphic along with your ad: definitely do so! It will truly make your ad stand out compared to the advertisements of these who have not bothered and tends to make you look a lot more expert.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;re advertising to safelists or using any other kind of e-mail advertising, use fascinating characters to make your topic line stand out, some examples: &gt;&gt;</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Back in the 1760s, the great Dr Samuel Johnson delivered himself of the dictum that &#8216;promise, big guarantee is the soul of advertising&#8217;. It&#8217;s a good thought, a great thought and I contend that what was accurate then is equally accurate these days. But it seems to me that contemporary advertisers are tying on their [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Back in the 1760s, the great Dr Samuel Johnson delivered himself of the dictum that &#8216;promise, big guarantee is the soul of advertising&#8217;. It&#8217;s a good thought, a great thought and I contend that what was accurate then is equally accurate these days. But it seems to me that contemporary advertisers are tying on their own into needless knots in an attempt to reach audiences which they believe are becoming more and more indifferent to their blandishments.</p>
<p>Nicely, indeed, markets are turning deaf ears and blind eyes, but they usually have done, though not for the factors usually espoused by the world&#8217;s entrepreneurs. I am convinced that regardless of all the sophisticated study and marketing work that goes into marketing these days, the real reason that markets are indifferent to marketing is because a lot of it ignores the numerous splendoured principle that people do not purchase products, they purchase the advantages of owning these products.</p>
<p>These days, the great proportion of advertisers do not deliver product sales messages, they inform what they hope are emotive stories with which the market can empathise, then they drop the item in as an afterthought, hoping that sufficient emotional cross-communication has been achieved for people to reach for their credit score cards. That it doesn&#8217;t and people won&#8217;t has resulted in massive marketing spending budget reduce-backs in the created globe in current years. Only a producer who has taken leave of his senses will throw even more money at a strategy that doesn&#8217;t work.</p>
<p>The strategy accountable operates under the title Emotional Sales Proposition (ESP), thought in some quarters to be an advance on the Unique Sales Proposition (USP) which, on the contrary, does really work. What has been ignored or, more likely, ignored, is that in developing the principle of the USP in the late 1950s, the brilliant Rosser Reeves was striving to substitute an marketing strategy that had been in situ for thirty or so years and was quick operating out of steam. What was the gadget he was hoping to supersede? Nicely, by any other name, it was the emotional product sales proposition. I won&#8217;t bore you with the detail, but if you would like to find out more, you ought to lay your hands on Reeves&#8217; book, Reality in Marketing (MacGibbon &amp;#038 Kee ? 1961). It could be an eye-opener.</p>
<p>So, it is accurate ? the 1 factor we learn from history is that we never learn anything from history. Let&#8217;s go back again to Dr Johnson. It&#8217;s worth remembering that the kind of marketing aged Sam was speaking about in the 18th century was pretty innocuous and largely unexceptionable. It could be study in coffee- home flyers, in chapbooks and in rudimentary newspapers and it consisted of product sales messages as varied as exactly where to get your wig powdered and the date of the next public hanging at Tyburn. Even so, the products and solutions on offer had been as important to the people of the time as cellular phones and computer systems are to us.</p>
<p>In the human condition, absolutely nothing a lot changes. Our egos still need to be massaged and we are all in hot pursuit of joy. Only our methods for achieving these goals, only our technologies, differ with time.</p>
<p>So the next time you are tempted to commit marketing, believe about Sam Johnson and give your market a reason for owning your item. A good reason.</p>
<p>About The Author</p>
<p>Patrick Quinn is an award winning copywriter with forty years&#8217; experience of the marketing company in London, Miami, Dublin and Edinburgh. He publishes a Free month-to-month newsletter, AdBriefing. Subscriptions are available at: <a href="http://www.adbriefing.com" target="_new">http://www.adbriefing.com</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Advertising on humans using tattoos is rapidly kind of freak niche that is definitely growing. It all started about two years ago (to the best of my knowledge) when a guy ran an ad on eBay offer his forehead as a billboard. He basically put up an eBay auction offering to wear a temporary tattoo [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Advertising on humans using tattoos is rapidly kind of freak niche that is definitely growing. It all started about two years ago (to the best of my knowledge) when a guy ran an ad on eBay offer his forehead as a billboard. He basically put up an eBay auction offering to wear a temporary tattoo on his forehead to advertise for whoever was the winning bidder. Well, a year or so later this is starting to become a phenomena and is rapidly growing. I got a chance to interview a man from the UK who currently has an auction up and he is getting a permanent tattoo ad. This is kind of taking the whole body advertising to a new level.</p>
<p>1. Tell me a little bit about yourself?</p>
<p>I have been in business all my life. From running and owning my own world wide haulage company. A chain of mobile phone shops. Etc. I have worked in the timeshare industry for past 7 years. And have just recently resigned from working in Spain as a marketing manager also project Director for multi billion Pound Company. I am now writing a book on timeshare, being the first person to do so on the cons &#038; pros of how it works. I live with my long time partner of 8+ years, with a baby girl of 4 weeks old. I also have 5 other children ages 25, 23, 18, 12, &#038;10.</p>
<p>2. Where did you get the idea to get at tattoo ad on your forehead?</p>
<p>I got the idea for tattoo advertising last year from a TV program in USA, on drunks that would do anything for a drink.</p>
<p>3. How does your girlfriend feel about this?</p>
<p>My wife to be thinks I mad as a hatter, but she has seen me pull off many mad things.</p>
<p>4. I read in the short article about you that you already have quit a few tattoos. Can you tell me about the tattoos you already have?</p>
<p>I have many tattoos from the age of 12 years of age, last one being when I was 21. The only space I have on my body at the moment is most of my back &#038; part of my legs.</p>
<p>5. What is your favorite tattoo?</p>
<p>No, I don&#8217;t have a favorite one.</p>
<p>6. Do you have any tattoos that you regret getting done or have you done any cover up or removal work?</p>
<p>I regret most of them, due to being so old now. But is soon to change with my new venture. I am also having my whole body tided up.</p>
<p>7. Where is your ad so other people can come by and bid?</p>
<p>My add on eBay is on search bar, under all categories. Type in body tattoo advertising and my links is the first one under the heading you type in.</p>
<p>8. If you are doing this in auction format like on eBay are you going to have a reserve price or end the bidding early if it does not get the price you want? For example what happens if the final bid is only 1.00?</p>
<p>Yes I have a reserve price on my first of £1000. This will then appeal to the media for my next.</p>
<p>9. You mentioned that you have some space on your back for two ads and also the one on your forehead are you planning on doing three advertising tattoos then? What is the time span you are looking at?</p>
<p>Yes I have three spaces at present. My head is mainly, back, top &#038; sides for one add for highest bidder or three separate.</p>
<p>10. Are you willing to also talk about and advertise for the company when people talk to you about it?</p>
<p>Yes I am very much prepared to talk and show after, as my eBay ad will tell you.</p>
<p>11. Are you planning on just getting a text ad or looking at doing a logo or graphic?</p>
<p>I am prepared to have mainly logo, depending on company as my eBay once again will explain.</p>
<p>12. You mentioned in the article I read that you were looking for an agent to represent you? Do you have plans past the three tattoos mentioned about above?</p>
<p>An agent will be taken on after my first advert</p>
<p>13. What are you going to do after getting the tattoos done what are your plans for your next profitable venture?</p>
<p>As I have mentioned, I am writing a book soon to be released.</p>
<p>14. I know some others have gotten temporary tattoos done and that this is a growing phenomenon on eBay to advertise on body space. In fact there are a few websites now that specialize in this such as bodybillboardz.com and others. Are you the first person getting a real tattoo on your forehead? All the others I have seen are for temporary tattoos?</p>
<p>I am the first in the UK to take on such venture and sure it will grow after I have been in so much media.</p>
<p>Well, I am not sure how you feel about all of this yourself. I can see both sides of the arguments made. On the one side almost all the t-shirts that I own have some type of advertising on them. Yet going as far as getting a permanent tattoo that will be with you for life I am not sure I would go that far. At any rate I will write more about this topic as it grows.</p>
<p>Chris has been running <a target="_New" href="http://www.designmytattoos.com/">Design My Tattoos</a> website for the last three months. He likes helping people find the custom tattoo designs and where to get them done by professional tattoo artists. Check out the site and <a target="_new" href="http://www.designmytattoos.com/">post a job to get your own custom tattoo design</a>. If you are a tattoo artist and would like to earn some extra income go ahead and sign up as an artists and make some money in your spare time. <a target="_new" href="http://www.designmytattoos.com/tattoo-design-galleries/Articles/articles.html">Look for more tattoo related articles</a> on the site.</p>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wide range of electronic Key venues around the globe has turned to Electronic score boards that not only look breathtaking from every angle and distance, but provide consistently reliable performance year in and year out. Different type of sports including athletics, track cycling, running events, street cycling and mountain bike, swimming, synchronized swimming, diving as [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Wide range of electronic Key venues around the globe has turned to Electronic score boards that not only look breathtaking from every angle and distance, but provide consistently reliable performance year in and year out.</p>
<p>Different type of sports including athletics, track cycling, running events, street cycling and mountain bike, swimming, synchronized swimming, diving as well as inline skating, water polo, ball spots, motor sports, alpine skiing, cross country and biathlon are some of the areas where Electronic score boards perfect fits solutions for. Adopting the current technologies these boards provides high brightness flat panel screens and is an added advantage.</p>
<p>Electronics Scoreboards offers good sound and effective lights, which totally change the effect of the game. In football, basketball, hockey, volleyball where the time is so important and it is displayed continuously on the scoreboards reducing with every seconds. Then leave the game with the realistic sound of the buzzer as time ends!</p>
<p>Now let the board does the work for you. At the present, there is no time to keep counting everything in your head while you are playing. When you always keep counting the score in your mind then how can you concentrate your mind in the game? That is not your job. Let the board to do instead of you.</p>
<p>Some Electronic Scoreboards features a powerful horn system (in automatic mode), which is used to signal the start and end of a game, and the start and end of an intermission period. Such systems have manual &#8216;override&#8217; facility, enabling the horn to be used at any time during a game for fouls, emergencies, etc.</p>
<p>Electronic Scoreboards use high brightness LEDs for maximum visibility and definition with a full-color spectrum, increased brightness and a great choice of designs.</p>
<p>In LED technology, display modules comprising red, green and blue LEDs make up each pixel. Each module can have between three or four LEDs in it (one red, one green and one blue) or dozens of them and typically range from 4mm to 4cm (about 0.2in to 1.5in). To build a scoreboard using LED technology, thousands of these LED modules are integrated in a rectangular grid. The size of the screen depends on the size of the LED modules.</p>
<p>Excellent technology, outstanding visual clarity, easy set up and use are the aspects which attracts most sports events to install which the event is being executed.</p>
<p>A pioneer in the world of Electronic signs, Jayex Technology specializes in developing customized visual display solutions for the sports along having scoreboards available in the store. Specializing in solution for all sports venues, Jayex Technology are suppliers of solutions for scoring, sports timing, message display information centres and clocks/time systems.</p>
<p>Electronic score boards display systems are housed in smart, lightweight, wall-mounted enclosure built using polypropylene panels on an extruded aluminium frame.</p>
<p>About The Author</p>
<p>Paula Jones</p>
<p>Jayex Technology Limited, based in London specialise in advanced information display systems. Established in 1978 we have pioneered the development of the LED display market and now have over 18,000 customers worldwide. We offer, probably the largest range of models from small single line signs to big screen Megavision screens that can display live video and action replay in stadia.</p>
<p><a href="http://jayex.co.uk" target="_new">jayex.co.uk</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Dec 2010 00:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ask some businesses about radio advertising and they&#8217;ll tell you it&#8217;s the greatest investment they ever made while others will tell you it was a complete waste of time and money. So why does radio work for some and not for others? What&#8217;s the secret to successful radio advertising? Know this: Radio can be a [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ask some businesses about radio advertising and they&#8217;ll tell you it&#8217;s the greatest investment they ever made while others will tell you it was a complete waste of time and money. So why does radio work for some and not for others? What&#8217;s the secret to successful radio advertising?</p>
<p>Know this: Radio can be a major player in your advertising mix if you know how to do it and I&#8217;m about to give you the secrets to successful radio advertising so read on.</p>
<p>First, write down a detailed description of who your core customers are. You can do this by looking at prior sales or just by knowing your products and services. Are they women in their 30&#8242;s and 40&#8242;s who have a good disposable income? Are they men in their early 20&#8242;s who are into sports and cars? Figure out who your target customer base is and then you&#8217;ll be one step closer to figuring out how to reach them.</p>
<p>Second, give a listen to the radio stations in your market besides the ones you usually listen to. Remember, just because you listen to a certain station every morning doesn&#8217;t mean your potential customers do. Most stations have a pretty definitive type of music or format they follow which gives them their listening base. You don&#8217;t have to be a media buyer to know that certain stations will be right for your targeted consumer while others will be way off the chart. For example, if your customer base is women in their 30&#8242;s and 40&#8242;s, then you can rule out formats such as rap and sports, right? If you live in a major market like Atlanta or Chicago there may be as many as 30 to 40 stations on the radio dial so you&#8217;ll have plenty to choose from. If you live in a smaller market you&#8217;ll have less stations to choose from but you&#8217;ll still have a good selection.</p>
<p>Third, figure out your budget. How can you do this if you know nothing about radio costs? One way is to contact an advertising agency who places radio on a regular basis. Most likely they&#8217;ll have the pulse on the market you&#8217;re in and if not, can gather enough information to help you decide how much you&#8217;ll need to spend to make radio effective. If you&#8217;re hesitant to call an ad agency right away, the next best thing to do is call two or three of the stations you&#8217;ve chosen yourself. Ask to speak to the sales manager and let them know you&#8217;re trying to gather information for a radio buy. Most likely they will assign you an account executive to work up a plan. Keep in mind that a good advertising agency may be able to negotiate for better rates and added incentives due to their relationship with the stations and their experience but at the very least, this will give you a good starting point . Don&#8217;t be overly concerned if you discover that you cannot afford the top stations in the market. There are usually several stations in each market that share listeners and formats and their costs will vary greatly. The rates you receive will be based on many factors including the time of day you want to advertise, how soon you want to be on the air, and the &quot;avails&quot; or inventory the stations have at the time you want to advertise. &quot;Drive time&quot; is the term used by radio to mean just that: the times listeners spend driving in their cars listening. Typically this is 6am to 10am and 4pm to 7pm. These are the coveted listener day parts for most stations and they can be very expensive. But do you need to buy these times? Again, by defining your target customer, you can determine the best times to reach them. There are also spots known as &quot;broad rotators&quot; that can be equally as effective and less expensive because you allow the station to place them over a longer period of the day for example, 6am to midnight.</p>
<p>Fourth, and I feel this is equally if not the most important aspect of radio advertising: the message. While some stations brag about playing thirty minutes to an hour of uninterrupted music, this can be bad for you as an advertiser because it also means that your radio commercial or spot will be slammed with six or more other spots at one time in order to get all their advertisers on the air. I don&#8217;t know about you, but if I endure three or four spots in a row and the fifth one doesn&#8217;t catch my ear, I&#8217;m punching the button. Therefore your spot has to be clever. It has to make the listener want to hear your message. Remember that the spot they hear may be the first time they learn about your business so it needs to catch them right away. I have found that humor, when done well, can be very effective. It&#8217;s always amazed me how some companies will devote so much time and money into making sure their radio buy is right but devote so little time to the message itself. Sure, they&#8217;re on the airwaves alot, but are the listeners paying attention? Without an effective ear-grabbing ad, it&#8217;s money down the drain. That&#8217;s why it would be wise to let a professional write and produce your spot. The radio stations may even volunteer to do this for you for free but remember, you get what you pay for.</p>
<p>The final piece of advice I will give you is this: repetition, repetition, repetition. It doesn&#8217;t matter how clever your ad is or how well you placed the buy if you do not have the budget to stay on the air consistently so make sure when putting together your budget you think long term. Consumers are bombarded with so many messages every day including television, the internet, billboards, mailers, matchbook covers, even some grocery store floors and elevators now carry advertising, unless you stay in their ears on a regular basis, they will forget about you.</p>
<p>Utilize these basic rules and soon when someone asks you if your radio is effective you can reply, &quot;Yes it&#8217;s been wonderful!&quot; because you&#8217;ve learned the secret to making radio advertising work.</p>
<p>Hal Eisenberg is an award winning copywriter, voice over talent and producer, as well as owner of The Eisenberg Agency, a full service advertising agency specializing in creative ads that get results. Visit his web site at <a target="_new" href="http://www.eisenbergagency.com">http://www.eisenbergagency.com</a>. Contact Hal at <a href="mailto:halacious@eisenbergagency.com">halacious@eisenbergagency.com</a>.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Your marketing and advertising won&#8217;t be effective if your potential customers don&#8217;t believe the claims you make. So how can you prove your that you can do what you say you can? Tone it down. Even if it is possible, your claim that dieters can lose 50 pounds in a month probably won&#8217;t be believed. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your marketing and advertising won&#8217;t be effective if your potential customers don&#8217;t believe the claims you make. So how can you prove your that you can do what you say you can?</p>
<p>Tone it down. Even if it is possible, your claim that dieters can lose 50 pounds in a month probably won&#8217;t be believed. Make it more realistic and representative of typical results.</p>
<p>Get customer testimonials. Let them see that others have had great results. Testimonials should be specific and include the customer&#8217;s real name for the most credibility.</p>
<p>Get endorsements from experts. Respected authorities who say that your product or service is good make you look good.</p>
<p>Positive media coverage will make you a star. Media coverage provides an implied endorsement from a respected source.</p>
<p>Show a track record. Have you been in business for 20 years? Customers are more comfortable doing business with someone they believe will be around if there is a problem after the sale.</p>
<p>Make yourself accessible. Give a phone number or e-mail address where customers can contact you (or support staff) directly with questions. Phone numbers are especially valuable in creating the awareness that you are approachable by clients. Add live chat at your web site to resolve support issues.</p>
<p>Cite statistics from a reputable source to back up your claims. There is a joke that 67.8% of all statistics are made up on the spot. When you use statistics, tell where they came from.</p>
<p>And, never make claims that aren&#8217;t true. If you are caught in a lie, it can be difficult or impossible to reclaim the trust of your customers.</p>
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		<title>Is Your Yellow Pages Ad Putting Cash in Your Pocket&#8230; or Sucking Cash Out?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Any concept? It is a query that more than a couple of Yellow Page advertisers ponder. If you are presently investing money every and each and month to run an ad in your nearby directory, you don&#8217;t want to wrestle with that query. You want to know that your investment is generating a consistent flow [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Any concept? It is a query that more than a couple of Yellow Page advertisers ponder. If you are presently investing money every and each and  month to run an ad in your nearby directory, you don&#8217;t want to wrestle with that query. You want to know that your investment is generating a consistent flow of new customers to your business. So what can you do to increase returns and stop worrying?</p>
<p>First of all, know this-Yellow Pages Advertising has extraordinary possible. As a business proprietor, you have couple of other ways to reach potential customers who are as targeted, and prepared to buy as these. But usually? your good results is dependent on the high quality of your ad. And when it comes to ad content material, significantly too many advertisers are really merely? misplaced.</p>
<p>&amp;ampquotThe red-hot commodity of the Info Age? Why that would be the Yellow Pages? It is like shooting fish in a barrel.&amp;ampquot <br />Lot of money July, 2003</p>
<p>There are couple of places to turn. It tends to make for an unpleasant scenario for the honest businessperson attempting to harness the fantastic possible of this kind of a completely targeted medium. And so, most advertisers depend on the Yellow Pages style division, who, as it turns out, create most of the ads in their directory.</p>
<p>It is tough to differentiate your business if that&#8217;s the scenario, don&#8217;t you believe?</p>
<p>That scenario does not require to be 1 that you discover your self in. Whilst many advertisers fail to create an ad that attracts a powerful response, it is not particularly tough to do. In actuality, the basic mistakes that &amp;ampquotriddle&amp;ampquot just about every and each and  topic heading offer a fantastic opportunity for the business proprietor that does his research. If you&#8217;re reading this create-up, you&#8217;re performing your research.</p>
<p>&amp;ampquotHow come we still have the Yellow Pages? They Work. You don&#8217;t go to the Yellow Pages and look up pizza unless of course of program you&#8217;re preparing to buy pizza.&amp;ampquot <br />Lot of money July, 2003</p>
<p>What Yellow Page good results boils down to is ad content material. Not color. Not professional style. Certain, these things issue too but they are nowhere close to as essential as the words you use to fill your ad. People turning to the Yellow Pages have currently established that they require you. They just require to know whether they ought to phone business A, B, or C.</p>
<p>Their option does not depend so a lot on color or style, as it is dependent on what you provide that your rivals don&#8217;t&amp;ampquot the policies you preserve your self to that give customers faith in you and your business.</p>
<p>Correct here is a point you require to understand? Listing the brand name names you have and the &amp;ampquotlaundry list&amp;ampquot of items or solutions you provide don&#8217;t create credibility. They don&#8217;t set you apart from your rivals who provide the exact same factor!</p>
<p>A lot of other things do. And probabilities are you embrace these policies and these trouble, and risk removing, motivators currently. You probably do really a bit for your customers that make their lives easier, more lucrative, more good, and so on. You probably have credibility boosters that you have by no means regarded as such as.</p>
<p>And that is merely  because you may not understand the power they have in motivating an keen prospect to act. Iron-clad guarantees? consumer testimonials? rock-powerful provides for new customers? a headline that goes nicely beyond your emblem and business title these are things that function wonders in a targeted, prepared-to-buy medium this kind of as the Yellow Pages.</p>
<p>Because so many of your rivals are concentrating on their business title and their laundry checklist of items and solutions, the duplicate elements over will differentiate you! They give you the credibility that your competition likely lacks, and they make a powerful scenario for many a prospect to select you with self-confidence. That&#8217;s what the Yellow Pages are all about, right?!</p>
<p>About The Writer</p>
<p>Alan Saltz, the writer, teaches Yellow Pages Advertisers how to increase their response and return on investment, utilizing easy, but extremely efficient methods. To learn more about how to enhance your own Yellow Pages ad, go to: <a href="http://www.YellowPagesProfit.com" target="_new">http://www.YellowPagesProfit.com</a>.</p>
<p><a href="mailto:alan@YellowPagesProfit.com">alan@YellowPagesProfit.com</a></p>
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