Articles tagged with: advertising
Twitter »
Making money from Twitter have since been the objective for some companies and IZEA seems to hit the bull’s eye when they launched Sponsored Tweets, an advertising platform in Aug.
The platform works by giving the advertisers the ability to create campaigns and select, invite, approve tweeples of their chosing to participate in their sponsored campaigns. On the other hand, the tweeples are able to set their own pay rate and find opportunities to tweet about the brand and get paid either through pay-per-tweet or clicks.
Reports & Whitepaper, Social Media Strategies »
This is a follow up on my previous post ‘70% Trust Recommendations Posted Online‘. In that post, I wrote about a study conducted by Nielsen on how social media have influence trust on consumers through recommendations posted online. In this post, we will look at how social media influence trust in advertising.
Twitter »
It has always been a debate on how Twitter is going to monetize the site and it seems like there are some baby steps taken in the form of “sponsored definition”. It’s so subtle that unless you have sharp eyes, you won’t notice the difference (Seth Simonds has been talking about this since June 23rd).
Best Practices »
Using banner ads for your online marketing campaign can be an effective and inexpensive way to get increased exposure for your site. Like other form of online marketing, you need to test and track everything that you do with the banner ads. This article will teach you some some techniques to increase your web traffic using banner ads.
Blogging »
Here are top 10 reasons why you should let someone else sell your advertising for you. You can be a webmaster or a blogger, it doesn’t matter.
#1 You can blog more – Spend more time blogging, building relationship with readers and driving traffic.
#2 You don’t have to deal with constant questions about your ad rates.
#3 You don’t have to invoice customers – Get rid of the paperwork and administration you hate.
#4 You can just sit back each month and collect a check – Isn’t that what you wanted?
#5 You don’t …

