A text ad exchange is a network where participating sites display text ads in exchange for credits which are converted (using a predetermined exchange rate) into ads to be displayed on other sites.

Text ads are easy to create and the results can be measured instantly. There is no need to spend money designing banners or thinking about which designs to use. With text ads, you can also experiment with different ad copies and headlines to find out what works and what doesn’t work.

I looked into text ad exchanges to see if they work. I found The maximumbuilder.net.owners call it a “free marketing club that builds a downline for you in one of the most popular programs on the internet right now–text ad exhanges”.

When you first signup, you will be provided with an affiliate link to promote. Once you update the programs page with your own affiliate ID’s, then you can start to promote their program.When a new member signs up through your affiliate link, they will undertake the same setup — joining the programs on the program page under your affiliate ID, then entering their own affiliate ID’s into the programs page. When they promote their affiliate link, their signups will do the exact same thing and fill out their affiliate links on the program page. You also have the ability to add up to 5 of your own programs.

The idea of maximumbuilder.net is that you can promote over 100 programs with one link and that makes your advertising efforts easy. Make sure you have an gmail account because you will receive many emails from the different programs you join. You earn credits for clicking on these emails. These credits can be used for solo ads, banner links, navigation links, login page ads and more. I only click on one ad per program and I only do that once or twice a week. If I did more, my hand would go numb!

Most of these 100 programs also have an html ad you can post. Some of the exchanges will let you post 1 ad and some up to 10 per day (text and html). You can save the ad so you can post the same ad everyday. This saves a lot of time.

As with safelists, you do need an eye-catching headline so people will want to click on your ad. I like to have a brain-storming session every now and then and write down everything that comes to mind.

I have had some success with text ad exchanges. I promote a link only in these exchanges so I know if they work. I get leads and sign ups so I know text ad exchanges work. I don’t always have the time to use them consistently but I find they are a good addition to my advertising efforts. Try a few and see what you think.

To your success!

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Donna Filipiak has been an internet marketer for 3 years. She has learned by trial and error and wants to share her knowledge with everyone.
Free Advertising!

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A safelist is an email list that you can join for free, and in return for joining, you are allowed to email out to the entire list of members of the safelist. The reason it is called “safe” is because all the subscribers are “opt in”, which means they have chosen to give their email address. It is not, therefore, considered to be SPAM because any mail received would be deemed to be solicited.

There are thousands of safelists on the internet. Many are free to join and many charge a fee. This fee can be a small lifetime fee, an annual fee, or a monthly fee to retain the privilege of sending emails to the rest of the members. Paying for a safelist doesn’t necessarily mean they are better. There are many great free safelists out there.

You will need 2 email accounts. I recommend Gmail. You need one for all the emails you will receive (list email) and one for the safelist owners to contact you (contact email). I bookmark my safelists in folders of 10 -15 each. I use Mozilla Firefox browser (free) so I can bring up the safelist folders in tabs. It is much easier to go tab to tab (I do this with my traffic exchanges too). I also save my ads in a document so I can copy and paste the ad into the safelist. This saves a lot of time.

The most important part of emailing from a safelist is your SUBJECT LINE. You need it to be eye- catching so people will want more information

(Hint: Never Cap Out your subject line- that is a spam trigger; you can use certain words like “FREE” if you handle it like “F.R.E.E” or a similar way)

I believe safelists are a critical part of every
marketers arsenal, and if you do not use safelists you
are missing out on a huge and very cost effective form
of advertising.

Click here if you need some good
safelists.

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Donna Filipiak has been an internet marketer for 3 years. She has learned by trial and error and wants to share her knowledge with everyone.
Free Advertising!_________________________________________________________