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Monster Millionaire | June 30th 2009 by Michele a Monster Millionaire
I don't need to tell you that many people are having a difficult time in this economy, and many are considering starting their own online business in Network Marketing or the Direct Sales sector; but are finding themselves faced with doubts on many l read more
Some Solo Ads Scream “DELETE ME”
Solo Ads Advertising | June 29th 2009 by Adrian Jock
If you want to improve the results of your solo ads advertising campaigns, then try to understand the reasons that make the readers click quickly on that button hated by all email marketers: DELETE. The purpose of this article is to help you discover read more
Trend Marketing explained- How to Profit from the Recently Deceas…
Internet Marketing Strategies | June 29th 2009 by Leo Dimilo
Last Friday, a buddy that I met at the last Pub Con called me (I won’t name names) to brag about how he made $14,092 in roughly a day and a half. He does it through CPA ads that target curiousity seekers of the recently deceased. He does trend read more
MONSTER....IT TAKES TIME....
Monster Millionaire | June 27th 2009 by Michele a Monster Millionaire
The story goes that after one of Ludwig van Beethoven's performances, several people were offering him their congratulations, when one woman commented, "I wish God had bestowed me with such genius." "It isn't genius, madam, nor is it magic." Beethove read more
10 Easy Steps to Creating Headlines People Will Read
Online Marketing with RSS Ray | June 19th 2009
Learn how to make your marketing headlines shine with these 10 simple steps. Do your headlines lack “oomph”? Headlines are what motivate a reader to look at the rest of the copy.… read more
How to Write an Affiliate Presale Letter
Work From Home Marketing | June 18th 2009 by Brenda Franzo
How To Write An Affiliate Presale LetterJune 5, 2009 | By Kenneth Koh |[Note: Great article by my friend, Kenneth Koh...]For those who are advertising as an affiliate, I always advice them to write their own affiliate presale letter instead of advert read more
Home Business...Business Opportunity...Motivation
Monster Millionaire | June 18th 2009 by Michele a Monster Millionaire
The birth of modern technology—especially the information technology—has served as a motivation for many people to explore different doors and possibilities. In fact, the emergence of the mainstream information gateway has also opened several opp read more
ProfitMart Ad Copy Update Pre Launch
Affiliate Marketing @ Ron Davies New World of Web Marketing | June 17th 2009 by Ron Davies
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Gillette Fusion Power: Up Close And Personal
AdMonkey | June 12th 2009 by Marc Librescu
In this ad, Gillette takes a mundane object—a razor—and transforms it into something amazing by playing with the perspective. Add the orange background and you have a winner. My only complaint with this ad is that the copy is difficult to read ag read more
LG Rumor²: Lose The Butterflies
AdMonkey | June 10th 2009 by Marc Librescu
This ad for LG Rumor² asks: Is it a fashion statement? Or something better? My answer: It’s not a fashion statement. Or something better. You’ve taken Heidi Klum, a beautiful woman And covered her with insects. The effect is not so ni read more
* 9 Hypnotic Words You Can 'Instantly' Use ...
Your Business Tips™ | June 9th 2009
I just picked up this cool tip from my good friend Jo Han Mok, who's truly a Master Wordsmith.Apparently, certain words that end with "ly" can be sneakily used in your copy to slowly and hypnotically influence your readers.Obviously, these words easi read more
Always Mind Your Language
AdMonkey | June 8th 2009 by Marc Librescu
I’m thinking that an ad for a product of this type should probably avoid using the words going down in the headline (for readers who may be non-native English speakers, it’s a slang term for a certain sexual act). File this under what whe read more
How Strong is your Ad Copy?
Pay Per Click Journal | June 8th 2009 by Brick Marketing
Are you a business that spends a great deal of time, energy and money on your pay per click advertising campaigns wondering why they just don’t return like you would hope for? There are many different factors you should be looking at but once v read more
Just For Fun: Centraal Beheer
AdMonkey | June 6th 2009 by Marc Librescu
Here’s a rough translation of the dialog: “Please take off your pants.” “You look very old, but you will look young again after the acupuncture treatment.” “Don’t be afraid of me, ‘white guy.&# read more
Mott’s Apple Juice: What’s Red And Smooth And Wrinkle-Free?
AdMonkey | June 4th 2009 by Marc Librescu
A friend recently asked, “Which celebrity do you associate most with apples?” I immediately answered, “Marcia Cross.” I mean, it’s a no-brainer. Marcia has red hair. Apples are red. Marcia’s face is smooth and wrin read more
2 Bad 4 One A Day Women’s2O
AdMonkey | June 2nd 2009 by Marc Librescu
The image of the woman in a yoga pose in this One A Day Women’s2O (who’s the genius who came up with that unfortunate name?) is used so often that it’s a bad cliche (one wonders if there’s such a thing as a good cliche). It&# read more
How To Make Your Advertising Copy Stand Out From The Crowd
Your Marketing Solutions | May 30th 2009 by Dr. Charles Baldwin
In direct response Internet marketing, you must be able to move your reader to take action (often it is to buy your product) simply by communicating through the written word. Doing that successfully takes a very specific set of skills. You must be a read more
Bio-Oil is Making Copy
AdMonkey | May 28th 2009 by Marc Librescu
This is an ad for something called Bio-Oil. It features a lengthy testimonial that uses Courier type to made to look like it was typed using a typewriter on paper. Remember typewriters? The testimonial is followed by more lengthy copy that extolls th read more
Nestlé Lil’ Drums Let’s You Try it on For Size
AdMonkey | May 27th 2009 by Marc Librescu
This is ad for Nestlé Lil’ Drums ice cream cones is outstanding. The ad runs on the front and back of the same page. The black circles are actually holes cut out of the page where the reader can insert her fingers (and who can pass that up?). read more
Garmin is a Smash
AdMonkey | May 26th 2009 by Marc Librescu
It’s a good thing that these two are traveling ”traffic free” because the style of the image used in this ad for Garmin suggests drug or alcohol use (possibly both), most likely culminating in a crack-up. If there are no other car read more
How This Business Went from Scratch to $78 Million!
Work From Home Marketing | May 23rd 2009 by Brenda Franzo
How A Little Short Guy, Terrified of Selling, Started A Business From Scratch At Home And Made $78 MillionBy Marlon Sanders[Note: Permission to post by my friend, Marlon Sanders. This is a truly excellent article. Enjoy!]"So Marlon, how did you like read more
Covergirl & Drew: Perfect Together
AdMonkey | May 22nd 2009 by Marc Librescu
I usually don’t review cosmetic ads because they’re basically all the same. This ad for Covergirl Lashblast Luxe features Drew Barrymore. This is part of an ad campaign that uses Drew as their model. The people at Covergirl are very smart read more
Apple’s Next Commercial
AdMonkey | May 21st 2009 by Marc Librescu
Yesterday, I talked about how Microsoft’s commercials have influenced consumers’ perception of PCs based on value. Today, I thought I’d throw out my suggestion on how Apple should respond. Here’s my idea for the next Apple co read more
Microsoft Gains Ground in Computer Ad War
AdMonkey | May 20th 2009 by Marc Librescu
It appears that the Microsoft commericals created by Crispin Porter + Bogusky are working. According to Advertising Age: Based on daily interviews of 5,000 people, BrandIndex found the (18-to-34 year-old) age group gave Apple its highest rating in la read more
Soyjoy Tries a New Angle
AdMonkey | May 19th 2009 by Marc Librescu
This ad for Soyjoy is in stark contrast with their previous ad campaign, which looked like it was designed by a 5-year-old. This is a beautiful ad, full of copy that wistfully extols the ancient virtues of the mighty soybean. In fact, if you didnR read more
KFC’s Unoriginal Ad
AdMonkey | May 18th 2009 by Marc Librescu
The people over at KFC knew that people perceived their food as being unhealthy. So they added grilled chicken, which has a lot less calories and fat than fried chicken, to the menu. Fair enough. But their ad campaign is…unoriginal. We’v read more
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