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I bought all the GibLingo stuff you see in this email.
Think of some of your own. You can have a Gibtime with this.
Go get um.
Jane
Jane Mark
http://jpeadvertising.com http://jammarketinginc.com
You bet it did.
The first day I tried it out on the net to a small list of 10,000 members, I got 5 sign ups. Not bad for a small ad run.
You may not be able to achieve this yet, but you CAN be creative with your ads.
Don't be afraid to be a little whacky or zany in your ads. You may fall on your face, but you may also find you have a hit on your hands.
If you don't fool around with your ads and try some different techniques, you won’t find out what works for you...
In a nutshell, this is what ad writing is about…
1. Know your subject (this is a must)
2. Tell Your Own Story (be unique and authentic), and
3. Don't be afraid to think outside the box, and get a little creative.
Whoops, I almost forgot...
There is one more ingredient you must add to your ad-writing.
Testing!
You must track your ads so you know what works. Read on and I will show you what this means…