ADLANDS' DIGEST
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Vol. 1 issue #216 Jan, 05, 2001
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C o n t i n u i n g D i s c u s s i o n s (5)
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1.How do you write an Ad
~John Colanzi
~Kathie M. Smith
~Rina Chen
~Melody McKinnon
2.Free Websites
~Mark Greenberg
~Debra Glinsey
~Rob Edgeloe
~Paula Tellegen
3.Spam issue again
~Christian Schneider
4.HotYellow???
~Thomas Deitz
~Rikie
~Rhonda Rosser
5.Response to Sponsor offer in Issue # 214
~Stewart Drage.
N e w P o s t s (3)
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1.Pam
~Getting Traffic
2.Dr. Donald E. Wetmore
~Balance
3.Roy Hale
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1.A Webmaster's Marketing Smorgasbord:
By Wild Bill's Year in Review
Joke of the Day
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From:John Colanzi
Subject:How do you write an Ad
Debera,
Here are two Free ebooks you might find useful
in helping you write order pulling ads.
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From:Kathie M. Smith
Subject:How do you write an Ad
To:Debra Glinsey"
Re: How do you write an Ad
Debra,
Bottom Line: Keep it simple.
Focus the attention on the company name, product/service, and phone # /
website address.
Don't add graphics that clutter the ad. (this applies only if you are
running a display ad, of course)
A simple coffee cup graphic or your logo is enough.
Stick to 1 or 2 clean typestyles.
White space is always more effective than clutter.
Here's a very quick re-write of your copy (but you'll get the idea)
that gives it more punch - plus includes your company name.
Good Luck.
Major brands of Coffee - Cappuccino and Espresso, too.
Over 70 flavored coffees to help create your favorite brew.
Whole Bean, Ground, or Instant - and supplies from every line . . .
to help you make a perfect cup for that perfect COFFEE TIME.
SUNBELT COFFEE TIME OF OHIO
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From:Rina Chen
Subject:How do you write an Ad
Hi Debra,
A better ad would be something like this:-
SUNBELT COFFEE TIME OF OHIO
Major Brands Including Espresso and Cappuccino
Over 70 flavors of Fine Brands
Whole-bean, ground and instant, etc
Do-it-yourself with our coffee-making machine.
www.sunbeltcoffee.net
sunbeltcoffee@mediaone.net
TOLL FREE ......
I took out the obsolete like "On the Web" as it's understood that your
URL
is a website. The words "for me and you" are kind of obsolete
unless you
are expecting customers to buy you coffee too. "Over 70 flavored
coffees"
has been changed to "Over 70 flavors of Fine Brands" - again the
"coffees"
is obsolete as you already have "coffee" in your first line. I
have moved
all your website address and contacts to the last line - people want to see
"benefits" before they decide to visit your website or to contact you.
There may be better ways to shorten your ad and with a punch but what I have
given you is only the basics of what I do everyday - the art of copywriting.
>>>SUNBELT COFFEE TIME OF OHIO
On the Web
www.sunbeltcoffee.net
sunbeltcoffee@mediaone.net
TOLL FREE 877-897-4346
Major Brands of Coffee, Cappuccino and Espresso too.
Over 70 flavored coffees for me and you
Whole Bean, Ground, Instant and a machine for what you need to do.
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From:Melody McKinnon
Subject:How do you write an Ad
Hiya Debra <Waving at Bogdan & Co.>,
The "Ad Writer's Quick Reference Sheet", is a printer-friendly list of
suggestions for writing ad copy.
A marketing article by Bill Montgomery. Very handy for any experience
level:
http://members.linkopp.com/biz/workathome/articles/index.html
You'll have them wakin' up to smell your coffee in no time.
;-)
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From:Mark Greenberg
Subject:Free Websites
Hi Everyone,
Two of the BEST free website companies are Bigstep and CooleBiz. The
great thing about CooleBiz is that they don't advertise, and you can
make money by giving away free websites 10 levels deep! They do offer
the opportunity to upgrade for a fee; but you get a 5-page website for
free, which is more than enough for most people. Visit
http://www.coolebizfreewebsites.cjb.net
At http://www.bigstep.com, they also don't
advertise, but they don't pay
for referrals. No matter: they have arguably the easiest and most
efficient tools for building a professional website. I built mine
there...feel free to visit http://www.GlobeNetBiz.com
All the best!
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From:Debra Glinsey
Subject:Free Websites
This a long long
HOW IS THIS FREE Mr. DANIEL JON EDWARDS
"When you purchase an E-commerce Web Site through me, you qualify to earn
$100 or another E-commerce Website FREE for every ten referrals who purchase
from me. Earn as much as you like by continuing to refer persons to me."
Myself as a business person has more to do that find referrals just to
keep
my site free. When it says free that means I am free to build my site and
not worry about looking for referrals to keep me at the free site.
Free means to start building a business to make a income or profit and then
be able to move to a paying host or start paying a host Plus having someone
else worry about keep the site up while I make money. I am on the internet
to make a profit selling a product that I believe in. You have to
advertise, advertise and advertise to get into business and to say in
business and not trying to make more work for myself by trying to get
referrals. I myself do not have time.
There are a lot of free site out there and with or without banners they
are
still free. They all have to make money one way or another. Some
have
referrals, some have banner, some have some type of restrictions, some you
most upload your pages by ftp (I hate that) and some have nothing.
Some free sites know that once a person has set up shop there and that they
will tell others. They hope that when you use there free hosting services
and see what else they have and what you can have by paying that you will
buy into one of the other packages.
Safeshopper.com is where I have one of my site and they have Web Store
hosting, Coupon Creator, Unlimited products, Secure Shopping Carts, Tax
Calculator and Shipping Calculator.. You can be e-mailed when you get an
order or notified once you get to the site if you have an order all for
FREE.
Take a look at http://sunbeltcoffee.safeshopper.com/
. There are no
referrals, just start building. Just my opinion.
Debra Glinsey
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From:Rob Edgeloe
Subject:Free Websites
Hi Bogdan,
Some of your readers seem to like the idea of free web sites.
Unfortunately, I think they're a waste of time.
Not only are there the obvious problems of pop-up windows and/or unwanted
banners, but they are hard to promote.
Some search engines ignore them or rank them badly, and even if they do rank
them OK, would you click on a link that reads something like
myfreesite.com/fred/hopeful.html?
The bottom line is that if you get a lot less traffic for the same amount of
work, is it really "free"?
By contrast, I believe that the nearest you'll get to a free site is by
getting quality. Have a look at
http://buildit.sitesell.com/potent.html
You get such great tools included that you'll save hundreds of hours while
building a very successful site. If your time is worth only $1 an hour,
these savings could well mean that this site is effectively free. AND
you'll be liked by the search engines.
Cheers :-)
Rob Edgeloe
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From:Paula Tellegen
Subject:Free Websites
Bogdan,
Just wanted to add my experiences with free vs. paid websites to your
discussions. I think I have tried them all....well perhaps nearly all...and
I definitely have an opinion on most. I will spare you the details of most,
but I must say that my choice by far is Eflash Technologies. You can build
a multi-media web site in minutes with their beautiful templates, and they
have just added full e-commerce capabilities. Yes, you pay to have the site
hosted, but the power of the built-in compensation plan offers an easy way
to off-set this cost, so instead of paying for it, you actually can have a
built-in additional income stream instead.
I have been very impressed with the company, and they are just really
getting rolling. I expect we will see much more from Eflash this year.
Also, if you have a non-profit organization, they pay the hosting fee for
you on their largest package. An offer that shows their dedication to the
community. I give them an a+!
Thanks for letting me share!
Paula Tellegen
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From:Christian Schneider
Subject:Spam issue again
Happy New Year Bogdan and Readers,
in the last issues I've read so many articles about the
Spam discussion. Now I wanted to add mine.
Since May 2000 I market different affiliate programs.
As main promotion resource I use a replicated web-site
network called Linkscout.
Up today I've build a team of over 120 members sponsored
myself and much more in the second, third and fourth
level.
I publish 2 daily short emails as LS Tips where I give
help and advice on how to market more successful and
where to promote free. The Newsletter gets published
2 weekly and it contains much more actual news.
Everytime a new member signs through mine or one of my
team partners sites, they get an offer to subscribe
LS Tips and LS Newsletter.
If they subscribe, I get a short notify about the
subscription. It contains name and emailaddress.
If they unsubscribe, I get only a notify about a new
signup, but no personal information.
Now, I felt save, I got their subscription and I uploaded
their name and emailaddress to an Autoresponder where I'd
installed the LS-Tips.
Each and every email had a remove instruction at the bottom.
It was great. The team grows and I had personally contact
with much of them.
Finally at 12/30/2000 one of the subscribers has send
a Spam Complaint to the host where the autoresponder
resides. An absolutely false complaint, because I never
send unwanted emails.
To safe themselves against shutdown, the host had to
delete all queues about Linkscout.
This destroyed completely my follow up history.
Up today I'm in trouble to get the subscriptions again.
My tip for all who market with follow up autoresponders.
Even if you got a subscription, BEFORE upload them to
any responder or email them directly, let them confirm
their subscription.
Each and every email should contain a "This is no spam ...
you get this message because you subscribed XYZ..." on
top of your email and each and every email should contain
clearly remove instructions.
Question: Does anyone where I can get the information,
which person has send this Spam Complaint?? Up today
I got no info from the host.
I whish you all great marketing results
Sincerely
Christian
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From:Thomas Deitz
Subject:HotYellow???
Hello,
Thomas Deitz here, I Just had a comment to make about Emily
Page's
article on Free Web Sites.
Emily talks highly about Hot Yellow however my experience with them proves
different. I signed up over a month ago with Hot Yellow. I registered my
domain through them for $60.00 and still have not been able to set up my
site! I have tried many times to contact support with no response. The Web
site is still there but their "Site Builder is out of order" I have
been
unable to get a reply or any help what so ever. Also I still have not seen
my
$10.00! I would like to keep the domain I paid for
but am starting to think that I've been Scammed again!
If anyone has any suggestions or could offer some help I would greatly
appreciate it.
Thanks.
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From:Rikie
Subject:HotYellow???
Emily Page wrote
>I have researched the website scene for quite a while and I think these
>folks have the best deal: www.Hotyellow98.com/choosenow
In response to Emily regarding HotYellow:
I am wondering if you (or anyone else) have ever received any form of
payment from this company. I have been with them for over 6 months and
have
had numerous email advices of checks being "on the way" to me but as
yet I
have not seen any. I have also had total silence in response to my many
email queries sent to their various contact points and my sponsor.
As I originally joined for their "free" services I am not too
concerned, but
it seems to me that they should not promise something they have no intention
of producing. There is way too many charlatans in this business as it is
and their "free" services are more than enough reason to join.
http://www.hotyellow98.com/rikiedollars/free.html
Thanks for your time
Rikie
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From:Rhonda Rosser
Subject:HotYellow???
Hi Bogdan,
Just thought I'd comment on the HotYellow free sites.
As of 01/04/01 their sites have been taken down and
if you weren't informed in time or hadn't saved your
files on your hard drive, you are out of luck.
Sincerely,
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From:Stewart Drage.
Subject:Response to Sponsor offer in Issue # 214
Hi Bogdan,
We owe you an explanation following the fiasco that followed
our recent ad in your newsletter, and the subsequent letter from Mr.
McPherson. Well, what can we say? All we can do is hold our hands up and
apologise. We decided to completely revamp the site following our
acquisition of the rights to Neil Shearing's 'Internet Success Blueprint'.
Unfortunately it coincided with the exact day that the ad appeared . The
minute
that we were informed about the hitches my partner went to work overnight,
and early the next day blearily announced all was well again. Appalling
timing
I know, but hey, we all foul up sometimes. In fact we forwarded a free copy
of the 'Blueprint' to the guy who first told us.
Thankyou Mr. McPherson for your comments. They say bad publicity is better
than no publicity at all, but I'm not so sure! Anyway, go there now, and
download to your heart's content. All the best,
Stewart Drage.
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From:Roy Hale
Subject:DHS Club?
Hi Adlanders,
Firstly can I wish everyone a joyful and happy new year!
No I would like some feedback on this one if possible.
Has anyone joined the DHS Club? Which you can find
at this link http://www.clubshop.com
Only I am being heavily e-mailed by a certain candidate
of DHS and although I have said I would join at some stage
I was hoping someone might be able to throw a little
bit more light on DHS before I proceed?
Is anyone in the DHS Club on Adlanders?
Any feedback on this would be most welcome.
Best to all,
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From:Rick Popham
Subject:http://www.bylandorsea.com/
Hi Bogdan Fiedur
and the gang at Adland,
How about having your critics check out my site http://www.bylandorsea.com/
and let me know what they all think. This is open to everyone to see a site
that is basic white background
with black writing and links in blue. Other than the divisions being boxed
the only color I use is from the links to my sponsors. The site is all basic
html and the process for the ads is cut and paste. We are well placed in
most no charge search engines including Yahoo.(most top 10).
I can let you know how this is done at no cost to you in a future letter. I
have been told the site looks pretty darn good from customers but would like
some professional criticism too.
Thanks
Rick Popham
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A Webmaster's Marketing Smorgasbord:
Wild Bill's Year in Review
Happy 2001 to You!
Well, the year 2000 was a great year for business and also
my first full year of writing articles for the Internet. I
want to thank all of you that have read and especially for
the comments (good and bad), as they have really helped me
along the way. So, as a "New" tradition, I thought it would
be nice to review them all one more time, before beginning
another great year of articles! This gives you a chance to
look over any of the articles that you may have missed.
Perhaps one or two may grab your attention. This is a good
time to peruse them one more time before starting this
roller coaster ride of words all over again!
Thanks again for a Great Year!
"Wild Bill"
January:
The Life and Times of a Grizzly Ad!
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000109085036.shtml>
Writing An Effective News Release
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000116103602.shtml>
Understanding the Nature of the Beast!
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000117213809.shtml>
The 7 Sins of Marketing
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000124064431.shtml>
Be A Friend!
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000130225108.shtml>
February:
Do you see what I see?
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000207073559.shtml>
The 5 Step Marketing Check List
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Ground Zero Targeting!
<http://216.147.104.180/articles/data/20000229201603.shtml>
March:
Have You Made Your "Strategy Theme Sheet?
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Is Your Offer a Bargain? Present the Facts!
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Creating Your Niche In The World
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Success Survival Tips
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Gimme a Break!
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Real Networking
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April:
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7 Tips For Killer Headlines!
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The Making of Your Mission Statement
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Marketing Your Articles and Newsletters!
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May:
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Newsletters: Your Readers and You
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Getting Response
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Positive Creativity
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Top 7 Mistakes of Professional Email Netiquette
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June:
Top 7 e-Publishing Tips
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Basic Business: Good Record Keeping
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The Top 7 Rules of Power Copywriting!
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Copywriting: Techniques for a Great Body!
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July:
Top 7 Brick 'n Mortar Newsletter Rules
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Writing Copy For Online Catalogs
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The Theory of the Brochure
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September:
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12 Thoughts for Marketing: The Condensed Version
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Have You Got Style?
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October:
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Heard
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Stop Branding Your Products and Start Branding Yourself!
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Direct Database Marketing
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December:
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There we are; one year of pouring my heart and soul into
words. I hope that you have enjoyed reading them as much as
I have had writing them. For those of you who may be just
starting out in marketing, I couldn't recommend a better way
to learn about Internet Marketing and Business (or any other
subject for that matter), than to research and write
articles. It is truly amazing how much more you pick up when
researching an article you are preparing to write. If I were
a doctor, my prescription for your Internet Business, would
be "research... research... research... write... write...
write"!
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