Ezine Solo Ads

belkin · 04-25-2007, 10:15 AM

I am considering running an Ezine Solo Ad for a high ticket opportunity, like $500. Now I have run many for free to join, $50, stuff like that.

Anyone have any recommendations of good Ezines that you have used for a higher ticket item, that has produced some results.

Thanks,

Redfly · 04-25-2007, 12:05 PM

That's like asking what magazine to run an ad in.

It completely depends on what you are promoting and who your target market is.

belkin · 04-25-2007, 02:03 PM

You are absolutly right, i should be more specific, My target would be work at home, biz op seekers, with $500 in their pocket

So really, buyers not lookers.

yorije · 04-25-2007, 04:45 PM

nice idea

swapw · 05-26-2007, 02:33 AM

Belkin,

I would recommend having a reputable blogger do your review through reviewme on top of just advertising through Ezine. Through Reviewme, you will definitely gain some good visibility and a more targeted traffic.

-Swapw

tdgac · 06-05-2007, 10:54 PM

Do a search for ezine ads or ezine advertising or ezine advertising co-ops. Fastest places to find what you are looking for

If you need help writing the mailing, I recommend some free videos of Michael Rasmussen - again these are not my videos but ones I recommend to visitors to my website. I'll put the url to them here and if I'm wrong someone delete it. It is <spam> - access is free. You'll get hit with a one-time offer on the way in the door, take it or don't, but you can still get to the eight 2-minute long tapes. They are truly worth watching even as a refresher course for those already writing 'em.

Covers everything you need to know to get it right and get 'em read

NothingButNet · 06-06-2007, 07:58 AM

Michael Rasmussen... interesting... I'm getting emails from him and I am sure I never subscribed to his newsletter. So I am not so sure about the spam free issue. Yet I don't unsubscribe, because I think there's something to learn from this guy every now and then.

tdgac · 06-06-2007, 08:43 AM

Yeah, I'm on a bunch of lists - of which I have very little time to do any reading other than the occasional skim. Mostly you find rashing methods of the stuff that's been around forever anyway. So, in terms of these tapes, I was pleasantly surprised (okay, shocked lol) that they do seem to cover all the components. Typically, guru-types make their bread and butter leaving everyone 10 lengths shy of their own individual methods. Can't keep filling the seats if you let it all hang out at once lol!

Personally, I'm a do-it-yourself kind of person. Did my stint throught the school of hard knocks about 7 years ago, learned from my mistakes, and just keep moving forward

All the best to you

Oh, and in the prior post of course an obvious search engine search would be for the terms "solo ad" and "solo ad advertising" ...