Marketing a service online

My wife and I just signed up to be an agent for a long distance service.
What is the best ways to get the word out online, without sending spam
messages?


--
4.9 cent/minute long distance
http://www.accxx123.com/index.cfm?id=2127762011&p=18

Shop from the comfort of your own home
E-mail: fjclaus@avon.net Put 'Avon' in subject line

there are a lot of long dist. tele services around.
why don't you do some comparative newsletter and educate your potential
audience in the long distance industry. at the same time you will be
informing them of why they should sign up for your service. compare prices
from and to where the calls can be made. i am personally confused about
that bec there is so much out there. then the audience can make a clear and
confident decision.
H
http://paperandimages.home.att.net

Hi,

You can try online advertisement, like Popunder, Banners, and Popin Ads.
Popin Ads is a brand new way to advertise online and it can't be killed by
software. you can see a demo at http://www.popinads.com/preview.php or get
more information at http://www.popinads.com.

The click through rate of this type of advertisement is pretty high. If you
don't like it, you can always try others, like PPC search engine
http://yesup.com, or e-mail promotion www.e-mailpromotion.com, it's not
spam. It's an ad people place in their personal e-mails, so people must see
it.

JuJu

"Frederick Claus" <fjclaus@photographyspecialist.com> wrote in message
news:bo0ha60thc@enews1.newsguy.com...
>
> My wife and I just signed up to be an agent for a long distance service.
> What is the best ways to get the word out online, without sending spam
> messages?
>
>
> --
> 4.9 cent/minute long distance
> http://www.accxx123.com/index.cfm?id=2127762011&p=18
>
> Shop from the comfort of your own home
> E-mail: fjclaus@avon.net Put 'Avon' in subject line
>
>

"Julia" <julia@yesup.net> wrote in message
news:borfgn01hjj@enews4.newsguy.com...
>
> Hi,
>
> You can try online advertisement, like Popunder, Banners, and Popin Ads.
> Popin Ads is a brand new way to advertise online and it can't be killed by
> software. you can see a demo at http://www.popinads.com/preview.php or get
> more information at http://www.popinads.com.

Actually it can be blocked. Anyone not running JavaScript won't see the ad.
If the content of the dropin is being served by one of the domains currently
blocked by ad blocking software the drop in box will be empty.

Anyone can add such an feature to their own site. See
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici.../dropinbox.htm for the copy and
paste script.


--
McWebber
No email replies read
If someone tells you to forward an email to all your friends
please forget that I'm your friend.

"Julia" <julia@yesup.net> wrote

> Popin Ads is a brand new way to advertise online and it can't be killed by
> software.

"Popin Ads" are yet another way somebody has found to aggravate me.

The only way I care to find out about somebody's product is when I am
looking for such a product, or looking for a solution to a problem that can
be solved by a particular product. I am not going to buy tampons, re-fi my
home, buy an airplane ticket or join an online health club just because
somebody has found yet another way to shove their ****ty ad in my face in
such a way that it can't be ignored.

A few weeks ago, I wanted to purchase a pedometer. So I went to google.com,
typed "pedometer" into the search box and hit enter. I got eighty-six
billion hits along with a few ads on the top and right-hand side of the
google page. Then I clicked the ads. That is, exactly, how I find and buy a
product.

Also, if I'm reading an article on new computers, for example, and there are
ads on the page, I will usually read the ads if they concern new computers,
and if I am looking for a new computer -- which I could be since I am
reading about such products -- I would probably click those ads. However, if
one of those damn ads popped-up over the text I was reading, screw that. I
will not do business with a company who shoves their ads up into my face.

Mike Turco

On 12 Nov 2003 05:32:25 GMT, "Mike Turco"
<miketurco@yahoo-nospam4me.com> wrote:

Mike, Google Adwords will not allow an advertiser to use pop ups.

If they are reported, Google will shut down their account.
>
>