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Inexpensive advertising options? I need suggestions.? |
I have several website projects and I really need to get an advertising strategy going. I have used AdBrite in the past but am looking for suggestions to get the most bang for the buck. I'd rather pay a set amount per month or week, rather than cost per click (CPC or CPA) or bidding on keywords. You used to be able to browse sites in Adbrite and pick which ones to target and the cost was clearly defined. Now it's all different. Sites I'd like to advertise include one for Plus Size Women's Apparel, training games (excel and powerpoint-based), and a city portal type site. Tell me your experiences advertising sites and give me some suggestions...please! You can advertise on free classified sites like craigslist, backpage, kijij, gumtree etc... A list of such is available in the following page: Source(s): http://enamul.info/links_classifieds.php... Just try any free classified ads tat is absolutely free to post.. just try link below it will help you a lot http://minurls.com/196 Honestly EVERYONE has a myspace. It's free and it gives you perspective clients a look at what you're offering. Very interetsing and good question. Personally i would buy key google adwords, and buy them cheap, because majourity of people find you through search engines etc, so register your site with google register also. Now theres something called twi way reciprocal links, i think thats what they call them, backlinks, etc. Search for bback linking websites . as they already have traffic(audiences)! good luck madam aurevoir online marketing designer |
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