Hi Ana,
If you have very little ad space, do up a short, catchy ad. I prefer to have a lot of space so I can put it all out there for prospects to decide if they're interested.
If you're talking in person, you might want to try a one-liner like I do i.e. "Do you or do you want to work online?" It's fast enough to slide it in as the other person and I are waiting for the subway or a streetcar and it screens them.
As for which is better, I'll put it to you this way: When I buy a loaf of bread, I want to know everything it has in it, not just a few ingredients.
Whenever I went to a job interview, I always asked about the job and what it entailed. I wanted to know "the goods." (Well, translated, just what the heck I was in for.)
I think giving the longer version, more information, is advisable because your prospects will know more about SFI rather than a quick blah-blah-blah, signing up and becoming inactive. Of course, maybe that can be changed by you. :-)
I hope I have helped you. All the best in SFI!
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Hi Ana,
If you have very little ad space, do up a short, catchy ad. I prefer to have a lot of space so I can put it all out there for prospects to decide if they're interested.
If you're talking in person, you might want to try a one-liner like I do i.e. "Do you or do you want to work online?" It's fast enough to slide it in as the other person and I are waiting for the subway or a streetcar and it screens them.
As for which is better, I'll put it to you
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