Showing posts with label online advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label online advertising. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Cellphones for sale : ayosdito.ph

When we were scouting for houses to rent last year, I was directed to AyosDito.ph. I thought I’ll only see house for sale there because it was a buy and sell site. But nope, I also saw a lot of houses and condos for rent. Compare to other sites, you’ll find theirs easy to navigate, like for example, if you want to see houses available, you can tick the box that will bring you exactly to pages you want, it says : for rent : for sale : or wanted to rent thus filtering the search pages for you. I find it hard when they all mixed up together when I only need to see those up for rent.

Now that hubby and I are looking for cheap gadgets, am looking for cheap cellphones for sale actually. I feel I need to change my super old model cellphone now. When I say old, it means it doesn’t even have a camera, not even colored. Just wishing we could buy come December.

Another thing we are thankful for the Internet is stuff like this. It’s so convenient to just browse in the comfort of your home and canvass for the things you need. You can even buy without leaving the house. Of course, as pre caution, you just have to be very careful in dealing with online sellers, there are also bogus and scammers around.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Election and online advertising

It’s time to vote, well in 5 days that is. I still have not made my list although I already gave chosen long ago who my President is, I am still undecided whom to vote for Vice-president and my senators are not yet complete. How about you? Have you filled-up your list yet?

How did you decide whom to vote for? This election is really different, in terms of campaigning and advertising and the loads of infomercial even before the campaign dates begun. The media has played so much to effect the voters and candidates come election time. And I must say the internet has played big time in this election too.

You open your yahoo and there’s campaign ad there, you open your facebook and chances are you’ll see one or two in the home page. The candidates surely know where to put their advertisement, they must have been informed about the benefits of online advertising. With the fast paced development of internet, those into sales have increased income for sure especially those who are using CPA networks or CPA advertising.

I have a page in facebook and I was tempted to have it advertise many times. I was also thinking of doing it with my three blogs but since money will be involved I have to think twice. For now, I have to suffice my self searching for link building agency and building link which I believe is a good alternative to advertising your site.

Online lead generation or sales lead is another thing but if you are just new into online advertising you might want to check websites first before diving into it. It is always best to be informed before taking the plunge.

Back to the election, which I am hoping will push through, I have been hearing lots of glitches with the machines and all. Anyways, we still have 5 days and I hope I have completed my list then.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

What do you think of online advertising?

Have you heard of Coca-cola’s biggest social media and online PR campaign? According to status media’s blog “The company (Coca cola) is to send a team of three people around the World, through 206 countries, over the course of a year, with one mission: to find out what makes people happy.” You can read the whole news in this digital agency site.

Social media is media designed to be disseminated through social interaction, created using highly accessible and scalable publishing techniques. Social media uses Internet and web-based technologies to transform broadcast media monologues (one to many) into social media dialogues (many to many). (Wikipedia)

Social media has really gone a long way. Imagine it is now being used by big brands to advertise and campaign for their products. Why not? These guys knew where their clients are, millions of people around the world uses internet and social sites such as facebook, twitters and others. You have a captured audience there.

Here in Manila, politicians took advantage of these social sites for the upcoming election. I can see everywhere in the net ads of different person obviously running for some positions in 2010 election. I wonder how much would their expenses be? Hoping they will not get it from the people’s wealth once they win.

Anyways, the blog where I found the coca cola’s campaign is also specialist in cpa network advertising. If you have a business and you wants to advertise online, you might find them helpful, they will surely be of help in terms of sales increase and . They also do the following;
*Co-branding and co-registration
*Direct response advertising
*Competition and survey paths
*Search and content affiliates

I’m actually looking for ways on how to advertise our chocolate fondue business and I guess I will go for online advertising. Hoping it will give us more clients next year. What do you think?