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Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

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Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

faithsem — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 21:54:41 GMT

I got in this morning and was amazed at how easy it was to create and post an event! I am going to go back tomorrow and post the rest of November and December...I also noticed that their 'other' pricing is not that expensive either..as I get a bit bigger in the wallett, I will definately persue that as well

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

The Expert — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 16:34:18 GMT

Good Luck

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

faithsem — Wed, 17 Oct 2007 07:53:59 GMT

That is a perfect idea! I got blessd with a contract to be a vendor for the 5 Boston VA's and Providence RI...I could pos my schedule there for the next couple of months...also am looking to set up a booth at a upscale flea market in Providence this weekend. Thanks so much for the tip...will let you know how thins work out with your tip!

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

The Expert — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 23:13:39 GMT

Create an 'Event' in your local area or online - you could post it on your web site, on blogs and on local city guides. That should get you free publicity. By the way, http://www.TheBestCityGuides.com is offering their event calendar FREE OF CHARGE - I would urge you to get that on your web site - before the offer expires.

Web calendars usually cost $500 or more

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

WannaBe — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 21:09:20 GMT

Some suggestions:

Try searching for craft directories and getting onto them.
Se if you can do link exchanges with ohter crafters (having people put your link on their site for you putting it on yours). Also make sure you Register you site with the various top search engines, they all have a tool for free submissions.
Make sure your content on your site is easily readable by the web bots that determine if your site is a good choice for a category.

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

digifut.com — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:40:01 GMT

Try contacting blogs from your location and tell them about your products, some of them will surely write about your company and help you spread the word.

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

faithsem — Mon, 15 Oct 2007 15:30:23 GMT

Hello...this is my first post here...I need to find a low cost way to promote my website. I am a company of one...I make and sell my own candles in Fall River MA and hand toold leather products...I did my website myself on bizhosting.com, but their section on advertising your website is pricey...I tried it for a couple f month with no real results. Any ideas would be of help! Thanks!

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

The Expert — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:17:31 GMT

I tried Google Ad Sense. And it cost me a fortune.

Now I use Free Web sites to post events and share comments instead. My favorite is www.TheBestCityGuides.com

I still use Google analytics - a free service to track traffic to our web sites

Re: Pricing for Web Advertising

digifut.com — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 16:58:13 GMT

Hello, this is my first post here, I have sports technolgy consultant company (located in Monterrey, Mexico).

I agree that you need first to stablish regular traffic, the ammount of the traffic is proportional to the ammount you can charge for ads.

I've been selling ads since the beggining but sometiems I was just doing some exchanges with other companies due my traffic was so new and it took me a year to get good traffic (100K+ monthly), now I can set the price I want on my ads.

Some regular banners I sell them at $ 200 - $ 500 depending the size and location, but I must remind you this site is in Mexico, so price are a little bit lower than US sites advertisings, you can try one price and see how the advertisers react and then adjust it.

Hope this helps.