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Promote your site
   The basic pricinple
   Tracking your results
   "Sig Files"
   Business cards
   Your own website
   "Junk" email accounts
   Autoresponders
   Placing banner ads
   Classified ads
   Yahoo classifieds
   Newsgroups
   AOL/Cserve Forums
   Chat groups, ICQ, etc
   Ezines
   FFA pages
   Your own FFA page
   Offline ads
   Opt-in lists
   Search engines
   Gateway pages
   Bulk email
   Create a mailing list
   Friends and family
   Be an "expert"

POWER TECHNIQUES
   WildFire Co-op
   ProStep
   DailyLeads
   The POWER PLAN

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   ClickBucks

Sample ads

Traditional techniques

Managing Powerlines  

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Resources
  Ezine list
  Opt-in group list
  Classifieds list
  FFA page list
  Useful software
    FFA Blaster
    Traffic Builder
    Classified Wizard
    Classified Connection
    MyFree Classifieds
    WorldMerge
    Inbox Organizer
    WebPosition Gold
  Useful Books
    Unfair Advantage
    Nothing but Net
    Making your site sell
  Useful ad services
    Free Autoresponders
    Free websites
    Submission services

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This page was updated on October 14, 1999

Using "offline" ads

Do you know where the most successful websites spend 75% or more of their advertising dollars?

OFFLINE!

On TV, in magazines, in newspapers and other "real" places.

Why? Because the most important thing is getting people to know about your site NOT how you get them to know about it! And it's often easier to reach some people offline than it is to find them online.

So be on the lookout for places to advertise offline, using classified ads, small display ads, or flyers.

Some ideas:

  • Newspapers
  • "Thrifty Nickel" or other classified newspapers (free and paid)
  • Business and/or MLM magazines (local or national)
  • Postcards
  • Postcard decks
  • Bulletin boards (at bookstores, laundromats, wherever)
  • ... get creative and see what you come up with!

The most important thing to do with these ads is TRACK THEM so you can see if they're worth the cost. Then TEST them to see if you can make them work better!

 

 


Unless otherwise stated, all material © 1999, Steven Sashen. sashen@downlineonline.com