Dear Milica,
The two ways of making your advertising more effective I'd like to discuss here are:
a) addressing your ad to the right group of people,
b) structuring your ad according to the media you are using;
and that's easier than it sounds.
As for a) addressing your ad to the right group of people.
Since I don't know what kind of advertising your are using (paid or free), let me address this question from the point of view of a person who uses free advertising only, including traffic exchanges, credit based safelists, text ad exchanges, and forums.
As you can probably see, the first three I mentioned above ARE NOT good places to advertise money making opportunities (although they can still yield a few affiliates). Why? Simply because people there - on traffic exchanges, safelists, text-ad exchanges - are there to FIND affiliates/customers for their businesses, not to look for another opportunity. So most probably they will just fly past your add only to get their credits (we can change that a bit, read on), although theoretically they are also opportunity seekers.
Forums, on the other hand, can be a good source of fresh affiliates if used well. First of all, these must be forums revolving around "making money on the internet". If you use that phrase plus "forum" in Google, you may find lots of them to join. There you have like-minded people who are discussing opportunities on the web and who are also looking to make more money or to start making money. Sign up for one or two of them, start posting, but do not advertise in your posts. You place your ads in your signature - that's a part of the post that is always displayed and contains information from/about you. You just make a nice one-, two-liner with your SFI link embedded, and each time you make a post, people will always see your signature.
If you participate in the forum, post your stories, reply to other people's posts, you'll get noticed and your signature link will get clicked, but that needs time. However, the affiliates that will come will be the most targeted affiliates you can have for free since they will come from a money-making forum with a money-making mindset.
Now, lets go to point b) structuring your ad according to the media you are using.
We have discussed forums above, and you know that the best place to put your ad is your signature. I have also mentioned that we can improve our situation at traffic exchanges, safelists, and text ad exchanges by selecting our ads properly.
The keyword here is SPLASH-PAGE. https://www.sfimg.com/Resources/OppSplashPage
The most common error people make and kill their advertising is that they put URLs to their sign-up pages in traffic exchanges and other programs. As I mentioned above, people at traffic exchanges and other programs like that are not there to look for opportunities. What's more, they need to look at your page as long as the timer in the program is set. Sometimes 6 seconds, and they proceed to the next website, and nobody will bother to fill in the sign-up form. The splash page, on the other hand, may attract their attention and they will click it. Make sure, that you make the link in the splash-page open a new browser window. People at traffic exchanges simply hate when you drive them out of their surfing session. If a new window/tab opens, they will have a chance to look at it when they finish their surfing session.
Summing up - use splash-pages and make sure the link opens a new browser tab/window.
These two simple steps should increase your advertising power. At the same time, please remember to use all possible channels offered by a program, e.g. text links and banners on a traffic exchange, etc.
So much about making your ads more effective on free sites. I hope you and everybody reading it will find the information helpful.
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Dear Milica,
The two ways of making your advertising more effective I'd like to discuss here are:
a) addressing your ad to the right group of people,
b) structuring your ad according to the media you are using;
and that's easier than it sounds.
As for a) addressing your ad to the right group of people.
Since I don't know what kind of advertising your are using (paid or free), let me address this question from the point of view of a person who
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