Category Archives: Advertising

Power Lead System (PLS) – Curious Newbies are being rewarded IMMEDIATELY

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The highly anticipated Power Lead System finally launched to rave reviews in October 2013. Jam-packed with training and tools to grow your online business, PLS has all the tools required to become a major player in the Lead Generation and Lead Management industry for years to come. Let’s take a look at some of the main tools:
Pre-built lead capture pages, and templates to create your own
Embedded opt-in forms with self-hosted auto-responders
Virtual E-cards, postcards, and recorded voice messages
Email campaign manager with statistics and forwarding options
Articles, banners, press releases, and video submission engines
Self-hosted domain transfer with unlimited subdomains to rotate capture pages
Training videos throughout, and so much more…
Power Lead System Business Opportunity
PLS is also an Affiliate Network marketing company with one of the most exciting compensation plans I’ve ever seen. It’s an extremely rare bird too, because you will find yourself using 90% of the membership features to form your online business, offline business, or anything else you want to promote. Many network marketing companies online have products you never even use or need, leaving the affiliates to try and sell it as some type of MLM.

Traditional 100% Compensation Plans

Ever since 2011, 100% compensation plans have been growing in appeal. The model encourages growth and support of your affiliate network, which helps to sustain your monthly affiliate income. Many companies that use this model include “pass-ups” inside the network, which means you have to pass up some of your affiliates to your sponsor. Some people struggle with the idea of “losing” an affiliate, but the bottom line is this system works extremely well. Power Lead System takes the model to a whole new level…

Power Lead System Compensation Plan (Accelerated Leverage)

Adding a new twist to the 100% Compensation Plan model, PLS pays you commission on every single pass-up! You earn a 50% Matching Bonus on the whole pay line of everyone you pass up. This is not just their sales, it’s the total pay line! So for example, if you pass up somebody who is earning $2500 per month, you will receive a $1250 residual check…and this is ALL in addition to the WEEKLY commission you generate from your direct affiliates.

Advertising Agencies Have To Adapt With New Media

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Advertising agencies have dramatically changed over the last twenty years thanks to the Internet and online advertising. Most businesses realize the importance of getting online and using the hip new methods and processes associated with forms of Internet advertising.

Few could have imagined in the early 80s what role advertising agencies would take on today. The Internet has changed the way we live and do business. It has forever changed consumer habits. What was once the lifeblood of advertising, newspapers and magazines, is now on the decline and has evolved from direct response advertising to branding.

Advertising agencies have added such methods as search engine positioning, pay per click marketing and social media marketing to their arsenals. Not only do agencies develop video ads for television slots, they now create video ads for the internet and viral videos for YouTube.

Offline marketing has changed as well. Readership has dropped for many big newspapers and magazines. New services like transport ads have come into play. Even stationary billboards have gone high tech by playing full color video advertisements. There are more options today in offline advertising than ever before.

Advertising agencies have to create a larger variety of ads. They must design banner ads that are effective at getting clicks. They need to create videos that are accepted by social communities online that walk the fine line between advertising and entertainment.

Advertising agencies today have to be quick to adopt new trends since Internet media is constantly and rapidly changing. What works today may be ineffective next year.

Choosing the right advertising agency for your business will take a little work. You want to make sure you sign with a company that is on the cutting edge of adverting methods and not one that is stuck in the old methods of print media only.

It is more convenient for you if you sign with an ad agency that can handle your entire advertising campaign. They should be able to run PPC accounts, make YouTube videos and place print ads. It helps if they can design and create your ads for you. Having everything done by one company will help you stay organized and should save you money.

Look for an ad agency that has a strong reputation among its customers. View their portfolio of ads and go over their statistics. They should offer the ability to track and analyze the results you get from your ads as well.

Advertising costs must be cost effective no matter how you approach it. You need to be smart with your money and make sure the money you spend gets results in the form of a healthy return on your investment. That is why you need a strong agency that utilizes today’s latest advertising methods.

Vons Supermarket Radio Advertisements – Awful!

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VONS SUPERMARKET RADIO ADVERTISEMENTS – AWFUL! by Dan O’Day

Vons is owned by Safeway Inc., which has an annual revenue of around $40 billion.

Surely they can afford to hire only the best people to create the advertising for its various brands. So I’m sure that’s what they did: hire the very best to create Vons’ radio advertising.

The opening line of your commercial is “the commercial for the commercial.” This is your one opportunity to command the attention of the targeted listener.

So what did the high priced advertising wizards behind Vons’ commercials do to grab the targeted consumer’s attention from the very beginning…

“Spring is in the air.”

That is how they begin the commercial?

With a meaningless cliche that has nothing at all to do with the advertiser and which could have been written by a 13-year kid as part of a class “write a pretend radio commercial” assignment?

But maybe I’m underestimating them. Maybe they cleverly connected ‘Spring’ to ‘Vons’ so powerfully that it all flows together naturally and irresistibly.”

Uh, well…Here’s the connection:

“And the only thing better than warmer weather is knowing that you can always save money at Vons.”

Let’s recap what we’ve learned so far:

1. The second best thing in your life is warm weather.

2. The best thing in your life is…

Your children’s health? Your own health? World peace?

No. The best thing in your life is knowing that you can always save money at Vons.

They begin with a an irrelevant cliche.

They quickly move to a lie by saying: “And the only thing better than warmer weather is knowing that you can always save money at Vons.”

They mention their “everyday low prices.”

They mention their “Vons Club” prices.

They list some of the foods they have on special this week. (And, by the way, how many do you remember…?)

They tout their flu shots.

And then ” before tagging the commercial with a bizarrely juxtaposed disclaimer, they end by…

Advertising a different supermarket chain.

Yes, Safeway owns both Vons and Pavilions. No, that doesn’t mean a commercial for one should be a commercial for the other.

Vons and Pavilions have different names because they are different brands.

Different brands make different promises to the consumer.

Different promises require different messages to communicate them.

By the way, in this hemisphere Summer officially begins June 21. Gosh, I wonder how the Vons commercials will begin then?

Future Trends In Outdoor Digital Advertising

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Thanks to the advancements and developments in our technologies, advertisers and marketers can create better advertising techniques and strategies wherein they have dozens of new opportunities and possibilities for reaching and communicating with the consumers better. Outdoor digital advertising provides advertisers with one of the most targeted and powerful ways of reaching consumers. It is able to extend the reach of TV and can serve as a middle media that drives consumers to a website or motivate mobile download, e- browsing, e- commerce and permission marketing. One of the benefits of this medium is that Digital Media such as LCD or plasma even Digital Bus Advertising are located where people shop, wait or travel wherein it can present the message to a targeted audience at a particular location and time.

Worldwide outdoor digital advertising will grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 15.2 percent from 2011 2016 thus making it the third fastest growing media around the world for the next five years. Outdoor digital advertising will be able to drive the strong growth rate for other out of home advertising, such as billboards, and advertising in general. Revenues for outdoor digital advertising is also expected to double from $2.6 billion to $5.2 billion between the year 2011 and 2016 while out of home advertising revenues will increase by 46.8 percent from $28.3 billion in 2011 to $38.6 billion by the year 2016. Outdoor digital advertising revenues are also growing fastest in Asian countries. The increase of traditional out of home advertising such as billboards can be attributed to the proliferation of new advertising surfaces on the sides of buildings as well as more sophisticate management of Subway Advertising.

Advertisers, marketers and advertising agencies can achieve their branding, merchandising and awareness goals through outdoor digital advertising. 4.2 million Digital media will be installed by 2012 and 5.2 million by 2013 and 6.3 million by 2014 in North America alone.

Outdoor digital advertising also ranked highest among consumers who considered advertising interesting and attention grabbing. 53 percent think that digital media is interesting while 63 percent think its attention grabbing. These digital displays can also be found in a broad range of venues such as shopping malls, grocery stores, gas stations, movie theaters, airports, hospitals, offices, restaurants, clubs, elevators, and transit systems. Outdoor digital advertising spending also ranked 8 among all media segments which shows how much it matters to a lot of advertisers and marketers.

Outdoor digital advertising is becoming a more powerful medium because it gets proven branding, merchandising and call to action results. Its location is also an added advantage along with its measurability. It can provide demographic targeting and better time placement plus its cheaper than other mediums. There is an ease of flight planning and purchase plus a growing inventory if networks, locations and displays – which provides better advertising opportunities. It can also be used along with other digital marketing channels and it is able to effectively capture the consumers attention. Expect the future of outdoor digital advertising to be bright and vibrant.

Affiliate Internet Marketing.

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I have been doing some Affiliate Internet Marketing lately. This is an activity which i have read a lot about and even played around with but never became real serious about it. I purchased a book a few weeks back and everything just clicked in the affiliate marketing arena.

One thing that always has driven me crazy about Affiliate marketing is the fact that when you join an affiliate program and log on to the back office, there is training material. You will find banners, text ads, email ads, offline classified ads and many other promotional tools.

They will tell you to join the surf for traffic sites, submit some articles to directories and Ezines, post replies in forums leaving your link in the signature file. (Some forums dont even allow affiliate links) and answer some questions in Yahoo answers leaving links to your site here and there as references.

The one thing that 9 out of 10 of these affiliate back offices with all of there training offer you zero assistance in building your own mailing list. Yes I have found that 90% of affiliate programs out there just want you to send traffic to your special affiliate link and then the actual site owner collects the name and email. Can you see how you will be paying to promote your page and build a list for them making a few sales here and there.

I will not send any traffic that I have to work or pay for to any page unless my opt in form is on that page. If I am spending money or time, I want the subscriber for future contact and sales. There are a few good programs out there that steer you right and sometimes even provide a lead capture (splash, landing, magnetizer) page that you can edit and place your own autoresponder code enabling you to build your own list.

I set one of these little systems up a couple weeks back, and I am making sales on a regular basis. This is cool because the commission pays $45 and all I did was set it up once. It is now on auto pilot. My advice to you is to never promote any program until you can get a double opt in with name and email before redirecting traffic to your affiliate page.

Now that was a mouth full about Affiliate Internet Marketing.

To Your Success,

Ted