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Friday, 1 October 2010

Easy Methods To Write Amazing Ezine Ads

By Annette Lode

When ever composing an ezine ad, there exists a big mistake that most people make while writing an ad. That is, they try to sell something in those ads, and there is a good reason why you won't want to do that.

Let's look at this for a second, if it will take seven times for most people order your product. Then how many times will you have to run that same ad to the same people in the same ezine, to get most of them to buy.

That's a huge total waste of time and or money, this is definitely not the way to go.

What you want to do is their email address. Keep in mind this, "the way to a person's bank account is through their email box", and there are lots of ways to accomplish getting their email address.

One way is to give away a newly, exclusive, or valuable special report related to the service or product you're planning to sell them.

It's good to provide something brand new, because not everyone will have it, and the want for it will likely be greater then if it been on the web for 2 months.

Giving something that is exclusive is even better. Knowing they can only get it from you makes them want it even more.

Most important, present something valuable, nothing worthless. You do not need to waste your time with hoping to get someone's email address in substitution for something less than valuable. They'll not ponder on not giving their email address to you.

You can also write an article discussing how the product or service you will eventually sell them, help them.

Now that we've discuss how you should advertise in your ezine ads. Let's discuss how to take full advantage of the 80 percent of your ad that determines success, your attention-grabbing headline.

Your headline, the most important part of your ad. And this gets the reader's attention and builds their interest. If you can't get the readers attention , we can safely say that your headline needs work.

Regardless of if your present doesn't pertain to someone's interest. A good headline captures the attention of any and everyone, even if its just for two seconds.

What you what direction to go whenever creating the headline is list the benefit, not the feature of whatever you are offering. A feature is a distinctive attribute or aspect of whatever you are selling. A benefit is what you could achieve from the feature.

For example:

The feature of Yanik Silver's and Jim Edward's, "7 Secrets To An Instant Traffic Stampede" report would be of course, 7 techniques to an instant traffic stampede.

One benefit of that feature would be:

Drastically increase you website traffic.

Bear in mind, whatever you are offering, people are only interested in how it can help them, the benefit. Not what the product can do, the feature.

Began the headline with an attention-grabbing word like "STOP!", "LOOK!", or "FREE!".

LOOK! Drastically increase you website traffic or in case you are giving something away, it's recommended that you began the headline with the word "FREE"

FREE! Drastically increase you web site traffic

One thing you can do with your headline is to enclose it with "quotations". You'll will get better results the use of "quotations".

"FREE! Substantially maximize your website traffic"

Try using capital and lower case letters in your headline. One thing I've always done is capitalize the first letter in each word, it has always been very effective.

FREE! Substantially Increase YOUR Web site traffic"

Now, once you've the prospects attention, it is time reel them in with your present.

This is where you can list the feature(s) of what you really are giving. Now, according to the amount lines the publisher allows you, you could have to shorten your provide. So be very mindful of what you include in your ad.

FREE! Drastically Expand YOUR Website Traffic" 7 Techniques To An Instant Traffic Stampede

Special characters such as (!, $, #, *), can be your best friend when your ad is shown along with a lot of other ads. First you need to check if the ezine publisher allows them. You could see this out by reading their ezine, or just contact them and ask them if they do.

Using special characters will limit the space of your ad, but it will help gain the attention of the reader. It goes both ways, so it is your responsibility to decide.

FREE! Considerably Increase YOUR Web site traffic"*

7 Secrets To An Instant Traffic Stampede * *

Just visit, http://myveryownsite.com * * *

Instead of using special characters whenever you ad will probably be shown along with a lot of other ads, you can even use white spaces.

This adds some relief to a page crowded with ads. A reader will notice this, even while skimming down a page.

FREE! Considerably Increase YOUR Website Traffic"

7 Techniques To An Instant Traffic Stampede

Just visit, http://myveryownsite.com

Before I go, I would like to leave you with two things. First thing is, you need to keep your ad while you're watching readers constantly, be consistent. In the long run, patience, & consistency pays off.

The second reason is to track your ads, some ads deliver better than others. Tracking your ads is a good way to see which ones pulls in better results. I use the free ad tracking service at http://www.netquantify.com/. I highly recommend it.

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