We live in the age of tech-overload. We buy it just to have it. But can you actually use it? Here's some great tips & answers in plain-English from e-guru Kenny Jahng on getting the most out of the gadgets & technology that surrounds us.
As a website owner, no matter what type of business you have, you have to figure out ways to monetize the traffic that you receive.
Of course, one of the most popular ways right now is to add contextual text ads from Google Adsense or Yahoo! Publisher’s Network, etc. Classic banner ads from CJ.com, Linkshare.com and others can also be profitable as long as the offers you promote are relevant and complementary to the content and products you present to the visitors.
One of the newest tactics is one that doesn’t take up more real estate on you website, yet catches the eye of almost every single visitor to your site and is so understated that it actually creates a clickstream to whatever landing page you desire — whether it be an upsell offer, a 3rd party advertisement or even a promotional offer for one of your star products.
The “Peel Away Corner Ads” are being employed by more and more larger sites. Why? Because they work.
If you select the right content and offer, you’ll experience a markedly higher jump in click-throughs to the landing page. I highly suggest you start testing out different offers.
But the technology is actually available and within the reach of every website and blogger out there, no matter how small of an outfit you are. For only $27, you can add peel away ads to your pages instantly and start promoting any offer you’d like.
It’s yet another tactic you have to give your visitors something of value without being “in your face”. They’ll appreciate it, and if you match up the right offers, your bank account will appreciate it!
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August 8th, 2007 at 2:59 pm
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