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admin — Wed, 26 May 2010 13:38:13 +0000

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Restaurant Marketing in Fresh New Hub

admin — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 01:29:37 +0000

My New Super Bowl Ad

admin — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 01:08:33 +0000

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admin — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 21:24:40 +0000

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Able to Help Many Have A Great 2010

admin — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 19:16:06 +0000

I am sitting here on New Year ’s Day thinking about 2010…can you believe it?!!

We each saw the enormous possibilities with LocalAdLink. It was the right time and place but, unfortunately the infrastructure was not prepared for the huge growth……50,000 new reps in 90 days. As you know, there were major glitches last Spring and LAL was never able to recover.

Mark Jarvis has built a great reputation in the industry for years. He is one of the most respected, honorable and heart felt leaders in our industry. He has bought the LAL Technology (not the company) and it is being implemented right now. This will be one of the best companies of 2010 and the coming 20 plus years. You should opt in before next Wednesday so it costs you nothing to become a part of Zurvita powered by LAL to learn more. We will be able to begin making money on the 15^th. Less than two weeks away. You are going to love what you see and what he has done. LAL powered by Zurvita has a B+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

I have made my personal decision that 2010 is going to be my “money” year.

My personal goal is to pay off my mortgage with in the next 18 months .

Do you have a goal or dream you would love to reach this year ?

Let’s do it together.

How to drive Targeted Leads to your Biz

admin — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 16:06:42 +0000

If you owned a small golf store and you wanted to drum up a little business. How would you go about doing it? Would you put a large ad in the Yellow Pages? Perhaps , but is this money well spent ? I think not because it would cost a lot of money and not all people looking for golf equipment would look there. What about direct mailers to every house in town? Again, probably not because not all people are golfers. A lot of those mailers would go right into the garbage. What you should do would be a find way to reach just golfers in the most cost efficient manner possible. This is called targeted lead generation.

On the web, it is actually much easier to perform targeted lead generation than it is in “real life”. There are plenty of places you can go to track down those golfers, for example, and hit them up with an offer that might interest them without bothering a bunch of others who don’t golf.

Targeted lead generation can be done in several different ways, and no one way works all the time, so it is best to utilize a combination of these and more in order to develop the best lead list you can.
I have found the most affordable avenue to target products is a flat rate service that provides a directory listing with robust tools to put your best foot forward such as coupons , photo gallery, videos ( up to 5 ) and more… also an added feature to get you 10 keywords worth of sponsored link exposure and drive traffic to you on Google ,Yahoo. Ask, Aol, and more for a fraction of Seo management would normally cost. This company that provides this service is LocalAdLink .

Online Marketing

admin — Sun, 17 May 2009 20:50:44 +0000

Realwebmarketing Pay Per Click Advertising and Geo-Targeting

By: John Eberhard

One very useful aspect of pay per click advertising on Google AdWords is the ability to do geo-targeting, or having your ads only appear in certain geographical areas that you select.

In other words, you can select to have your ads appear to viewers in the entire United States. Or you can have them appear only in one state, or in a bunch of select states. Or you can select a specific metro area, such as the Los Angeles metro area, or Chicago, Boston or Dallas. You can even select smaller cities or towns, certain zip codes, or you can even draw your selected area on a map.

This is vital if you are a local business such as a brick and mortar store and can only service people in a certain area. You don’t want to be paying for people to click through to your site in Keokuk if you own a local store in Pasadena.

Many businesses will want to target only a certain portion of the U.S.

But here’s another aspect of geo-targeting that is useful and requires a bit of explanation. Last year I was running a pay per click campaign for a client, and at first he wanted the campaign to be run all across the U.S. We were getting great response, with a cost per clickthrough of under $1.00, and a cost per lead of $8.00.

But the client who was located in California, was finding it hard to close people outside of the state, so he told us to cut the campaign back to just California. So we did, and the average cost per click jumped up to several dollars, and the cost per lead jumped up to $40.

Now $40 per lead today for most markets is still pretty good. Most lead generation campaigns have a cost per lead that runs anywhere from $60 to $120, though this varies quite a bit by industry.

But this experience highlighted an important aspect of pay per click, which is that the average cost you will pay for your clickthroughs is going to be significantly affected by the amount of competition in your specific market, and by market in this case I mean the city or metro area.

For example, if you are a home improvement company delivering services to local homeowners in Los Angeles, chances are that you are going to have more competing companies advertising on Google AdWords, than you would if you were a home improvement company servicing local homeowners in Wichita.

And the more competing companies there are advertising on Google AdWords in your market and competing for the same keywords that you are targeting, in general the higher your costs will be for clickthroughs. The cost you pay for a clickthrough is all based on bids. And so in general the more competing companies, the more those competitors will drive up the bid costs.

Now you can set your bid at whatever you want, but if your bid is significantly lower than the competitors in your industry in your market, you will find that your ad appears at the bottom of the stack, or even worse, on page two of the results. And in those cases, you will not get too many clickthroughs. No one’s going to be coming to your site.

In the case of my client mentioned above, when we started the campaign nationally, he was getting a lot of clickthroughs and a lot of leads in cheaper markets, where there wasn’t a lot of competition for his keywords. But when we cut it back to just California, he was now in mainly several pretty large markets: Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego. So his bid costs and cost per lead went up.

So how can you use this data? First of all if you are in a highly competitive industry in a large metro area, you know your bid costs are going to be higher. How high? Well you can start a Google AdWords account and use the Traffic Estimator tool and that will give you an idea. It all depends on the number of competitors.

But here is another interesting way to use this. If you sell a product or service that can be delivered nationally, and you want to start a pay per click advertising campaign but need to keep your costs down, you can start your campaign only in selective smaller metro areas. In other words, stay away from Los Angeles, Chicago and New York, but start out with smaller markets. The competition in those markets will likely be less and your costs will be lower.

Article Source: http://www.articlesnatch.com

NOW ENTER THE ” FACEBOOK FOR BUSINESS “ LocalAdLink

Advertising on the internet has always been a great idea but until now has been available only to large companies. Due to the large cost of pay per click campaigns and the cost of professional search engine optimization. Good Keywords cost so much that Coke could absorb the cost to promote but the deli that actually has it on sale locally,was crowded out by those that can pay
the price per click.

Until now and thanks to a technology called geo-location technology. This new technology enables advertisers to be able to concentrate their online marketing to their local base or specific zip codes that fit the demographic they desire. Both in a directory format and circulated in cyberspace amongst 100’s of partner sites and search engines.

This quite frankly is one of the most powerful online marketing platforms available to date.
How much do you have to pay Google now for this powerful service?

This platform does not belong to Google … Shocking. And this platform is available at a cost that may be equivalent to 10 keyword clicks. However this service is not pay per click is unlimited and is a flat rate.

In addition this technology and service is available for you to promoteto business’ and recieve a %50 commisions residually. http://bit.ly/MOfxH

Advertisings changing landscape

admin — Thu, 14 May 2009 16:50:40 +0000

The internet has always had the promise of connecting customers to businesses but until now this has mainly benefited large companies - LocalAdLink gives you the ability to get online and get online fast.

Traditional print advertising is becoming less effective each year. Already 54% of people have traded in their old Yellow Pages and solely search online and this number is growing daily. The cost to print and physically send mailers is increasing faster than the return on investment. Newspaper readership is rapidly declining while the cost to place a classified has remained steady. Your customers are already searching online, LocalAdLink can help make your business stand out.

Local cable and radio are also changing - with the arrival of TIVO, people are skipping commercials more than ever and now with satellite radio such as XM and Sirius, local programming is becoming harder and harder to find. Reaching new customers in your local area is vital to your continued success and LocalAdLink can help.
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Companies looking to boost the success of their mobile internet marketing campaigns may be interested in the results of a new study by GfK Technology and location-based social network Brightkite.

Its latest Mobile Advertising Report shows that smartphones are driving the growth of marketing on the mobile platform.

Indeed, some 38 per cent of mobile phone users said they had seen internet marketing on their handsets during the first three months of the year.

This compares to 59 per cent of smartphone users, such as those with Apple iPhones or BlackBerry devices from Research in Motion.

The top format for marketing on smartphones was found to be mobile web advertising, while for traditional handsets it was SMS advertising.

Jonathon Linner, chief executive of Brightkite, said: “We are seeing consumers adopting a much broader set of mobile applications and services and this is exposing them to new ad formats.”

In a recent blog post, Alexander Shaida from Econsultancy said mobile marketing is becoming an increasingly important channel for advertisers.

A NEW AGE IS HERE…

admin — Wed, 06 May 2009 01:47:25 +0000

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admin — Wed, 06 May 2009 01:02:17 +0000