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![]() Hi Dien,
I appreciate your reponse to my question and I am still researching the best ezines to advertise in for the least investment. I also appreciate your honesty and you taking the time to research our company. However, our company is not a scam! This is also not a get rich quick program(scam)!We offer payment for real work! You really do have to work and put forth effort in order to see results as you would in any other business venture. We are a members of BIB(Better Internet Bureau). And we proudly stand behind and support all of our members. We are a direct response Marketing Company. We are hired by various companies both on and off of the Internet to design & implement Ad Campaigns for them. Ad Placement provides a great service to our clients. By them not having to place Ads themselves, this allows them to concentrate on the sales end of their business. I have had a great experience with CJ Holdings as have many others. I do not have scanner to scan my checks, however another member has done so and you can see the type of income generated from real work at: http://members.tripod.com/obxgirl/id21.htm I am sorry you feel the way you do but it is understandable with so many unrealistic opportunities on the net today! Again, I appreciate your input! Thanks, JBW > Hi JBW, > I noticed your link was to adplacing.com ... > Out of curiosity, I clicked on the link and > went there.... > I must admit, the site looks suspicious to > me. All legitimate companies I've heard of > place their own ads.... > To check it out more, I did a search at the > "Friends in Business" message > forum (which is good to find out about > various biz-opps and -- dare I say it -- > scams).... > To read what I read, go to this page and > do a search for "adplacing" .... > The overall view there seems to be that they > think it looks mighty suspicious too.... > They say that while you might get paid some > money, most likely it could take you a lot > of work to make just a little bit.... > To answer your question, to my understanding > ads in some ezines could work well for some > products -- though I'm basing this on what > I've read, I haven't placed any ads in > ezines myself.... > It also depends on how good the ad is. An ad > with too much HYPE will lack credibility.... > In general, it depends on having a good > match between the kind of people who would > be interested in your product, and the > readers of the ezine.... and how much the > ezine is read! The main rule regarding ads > in any medium is TEST, TEST, TEST.... > Anyway, adplacing.com looks suspicious to > me.... The "Current Ads" also > looked full of HYPE, which to me isn't a > good sign.... It's as if they don't even > know how to write effective ads -- OR maybe > they PURPOSELY don't want people to respond > to those ads.... (Not that I'm the greatest > at writing ads, but their "current > ads" look even worse than the really > bad ads I wrote when I just started trying > to "experiment" with business > online a few years ago....) > If you want to make money online, the FIRST > thing you should do is read Gordon > Alexander's " Before You Buy Anything > ," available right here at Sowpub.... > And you can ask further questions here on > this forum.... > But, in my opinion, you're probably going to > go much further by creating your own > product, or even creating your own web site > to sell products from an affiliate program > (at least that will give you some practice > selling, though it can be tough because > there's lots of competition to sell > identical products).... > I hope that helps.... :) > Dien Rice |
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