Affiliate since: 07/05/2024, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Nafisa's 286 other Ask SC answers

There are certain principles I follow when I write Ads. I have learnt how to put across the detail explicitly with training experience and generally first researching about the market in which I wish to place that Ad.

The rules I follow may be useful to you.

RESEARCH YOUR MARKET
1..write the AD with the primary aim of getting maximum exposure within the market you are advertising and get maximum results.

KEEP IT SIMPLE
2..keep in mind that that AD message should have clarity of content with not too much detail, simple to understand and depending on where your AD will appear, keep in mind that some ADs have limitations on the size of your copy(*)

CREATE INTEREST
3..Prepare your AD with the intention of creating interest, attention and a response. That should always be the aim.

USE DIFFERENT FONT SIZES TO HIGHLIGHT YOUR DETAIL
4..Try to get the reader of the AD to notice the most important part of the AD through either altering the font or highlight it and let the writing be visible from a distance. It should catch the eye and stand out amongst other ADs if for instance you have a notice board on which you will place it.

YOUR CONTACT
5.. should always have the correct contact information to enable those responding to it to have immediate and easy access.

LEARN FROM WWW TRAINING SITES
6..there is a considerable amount of information on any available topic you wish to learn on the World Wide Web and this can be your source of help. You will at least get some idea on how to write an AD and as you prepare them continuously, you will be able to focus on what content to include that is relevant.

7..Practice writing on various topics

I always keep in mind when writing an AD is that I do not disclose all the details about my venture in my AD because the aim is to have as many people contact you to find out more about your advert.

* copy will be the AD that you finally print to use in your advertising campaign
HAPPY ADVERTISING
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There are certain principles I follow when I write Ads. I have learnt how to put across the detail explicitly with training experience and generally first researching about the market in which I wish to place that Ad.

The rules I follow may be useful to you.

RESEARCH YOUR MARKET
1..write the AD with the primary aim of getting maximum exposure within the market you are advertising and get maximum results.

KEEP IT SIMPLE
2..keep in mind that that AD message
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Affiliate since: 01/14/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Sule's 287 other Ask SC answers

I am happy you used the word “learn.” Yes indeed! That is what we are all doing in SFI on daily basis, simply learning the business day in day out. We can all learn to write adds if we do not want to use the free ads SFI has made available to all affiliates. Personally, I am not good at writing ads so I use SFI free ads. That is what I always recommend for others to use.

If however you want to learn to write your own ads, there are many places on the web you can learn about ads and how to write them. Just like me, even if you have no experience or have not written any ads before, you can still write effective ads using these sites and reading other ads written by others. There are ads you can read about on the web from some internet social websites, newspapers, magazines and even in SFI.

If you really want to write your own ads, be sure that the ads are catchy enough to attract your target audience. To be able to guarantee that, make sure your text ads contain one or more of the following words:

1. Fast
2. Guaranteed
3. Limited
4. Easy/Simple
5. Testimonial
6. Discount/Sales
7. Free
8. Important
9. You/Your
10. New

If you manage to design ads which have one or more of these words, the ads will be catchy enough to “arrest” your target audience. That is what matters not just designing ads for the sake of designing ads. Anyone can learn with practice to do it right. Good luck!!!


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I am happy you used the word “learn.” Yes indeed! That is what we are all doing in SFI on daily basis, simply learning the business day in day out. We can all learn to write adds if we do not want to use the free ads SFI has made available to all affiliates. Personally, I am not good at writing ads so I use SFI free ads. That is what I always recommend for others to use.

If however you want to learn to write your own ads, there are many places on the web you can learn about ads and
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Affiliate since: 05/03/2002, Power Rank: 433 | Read Mar's 582 other Ask SC answers

Before you can write effective ads, you’ll need to be familiar with the Marketing Aids/Methods found in your SFI homepage under Marketing tab. Go to the Marketing Center and learn the essentials of these written/display ads.

The important elements of writing effective ads:

- Uniqueness
What makes your offer unique? In the case of SFI/TripleClicks, what makes them stand out from other business opportunities?

- Exclusiveness, Promotions including Hot Deals and Closeouts
If you’re targeting bargain hunters then say so. People look for bottom rock prices and they often use search engines like Google, Bing or Yahoo to find what they need.

- Empower your target to take action
Promote your TripleClicks store whether featuring a product or service with your contact information. You can write “Sign Up or Call today”

- Keywords
Keywords play an important role in your text ads. When someone searches for online home based business as parts of your keywords, these words are highlighted bold in your headline.

- Explore/Experiment
Write 3 to 4 ads for each ad group. Employ different messages for each to see which performs the best. Using AdWords, ads are rotated automatically showing the frequency of the best performing ads.

The Landing Page containing your ads includes a link; ensure that the information of what people are looking for are there to be seen. You don’t want to see people leaving your website because they don’t see what they expect.

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Before you can write effective ads, you’ll need to be familiar with the Marketing Aids/Methods found in your SFI homepage under Marketing tab. Go to the Marketing Center and learn the essentials of these written/display ads.

The important elements of writing effective ads:

- Uniqueness
What makes your offer unique? In the case of SFI/TripleClicks, what makes them stand out from other business opportunities?

- Exclusiveness, Promotions including Hot Deals
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Affiliate since: 08/06/2012, Power Rank: 227 | Read Ronilo's 408 other Ask SC answers

When you advertise your SFI gateway links you need to write an eye catching Text ads. The exact word to describe an effective ads is "concise" meaning short but complete.

We must remember that the space is usually limited. There are only certain number of words that you can fit. Or even if you are not limited with space we should always make our ads concise.

There are three basic elements of an ads:

1. Unique feature of what you are advertizing. You must look for this feature and describe it in few words. If you think of SFI for example the unique feature that is appealing to me is the "multiple streams of income". Of course you can think of other unique feature of SFI.

2. The best benefit of joining the program. For SFI the best benefit for me is I am earning while learning, free.

3. The call to act - meaning you tell your audience to do something. Words like "sign-up here" or "Join Now" Your call to action must be linked you your gateway links.

Putting these three elements together and using my example, my Ads would look like this:

"The internet income of the millennium!!"
The only program with multiple stream of income.
You earn while you learn for Free
Sign-up Now"

You observed that aside from the three basic elements there is the Headline. It should catch the attention of the reader. You use the available features of the website where you put your ads, like color, font and attributes to make it more noticeable.

Lastly, try to observe ads posted in a websites. In Google search look at the paid ads on your right side and you will see lots of good and bad example of ads.


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When you advertise your SFI gateway links you need to write an eye catching Text ads. The exact word to describe an effective ads is "concise" meaning short but complete.

We must remember that the space is usually limited. There are only certain number of words that you can fit. Or even if you are not limited with space we should always make our ads concise.

There are three basic elements of an ads:

1. Unique feature of what you are advertizing. You must
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Affiliate since: 04/28/2014, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Milana's 2 other Ask SC answers

Dear Dan,

It is a good question as not all of us were in marketing business before, but there is a simple rule in writing the effective ads.

Put yourself in the shoes of people who will read your ad, your targeted group, and ask yourself what would catch your attention.

First - the picture in your add should stand out, something with the contrast that will cache an eye of a reader and put the photo on some real people on it as it gives more confidence to those who will see it.

Second – Problem - you should think of a headliner and ask the question in it, something like: Is your work exhausting you leaving you with no time for your family, or You can't handle your Boss's bad moods, or you had enough of busy traffic on the way to you work… You got the idea, so target the problem they might have so they can recognize their situation in it.

Third – Solution of the problem - offer them solution to the problem like: Start earning real money online from your home, or join thousands of happy people who have secured regular monthly paycheck working from their home, or set your self free and bee your own boss and work from wherever you are and at the pace you set for yourself, or now you can also bee free and happy working for your own goals and not for someone else… and so on…

Hope this helps and I wish you the best luck,

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Dear Dan,

It is a good question as not all of us were in marketing business before, but there is a simple rule in writing the effective ads.

Put yourself in the shoes of people who will read your ad, your targeted group, and ask yourself what would catch your attention.

First - the picture in your add should stand out, something with the contrast that will cache an eye of a reader and put the photo on some real people on it as it gives more confidence to those who
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Affiliate since: 04/13/2012, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Andrew's 330 other Ask SC answers

Writing ads is about filling needs.

The structure of a good ad starts with identifying a problem and ends in offering a solution. Or you can ask a common question and give an honest answer, or State what a product is and the tell what it's done for you.

The last one is the testimonial style ad and done right it can be your most powerful.

Examples:

Does your Paycheck cover your bills?

Many people just like you are covering their bills and saving for the future with a simple business system you can do in just minutes a day from home.

Example 2:

Am I saving enough for retirement?

Since I started my business at SFI in my Spare time I have not had to worry about my retirement. I feel so blessed to have found this free opportunity.

Example 3:

Strong Future International

SFI was not the first home business I tried but thanks to their world class training it's the first place where I am actually seeing success. Thank you SFI.

All Ads should have emotion, and connect with the reader personally. They should not sell but instead tell a story the viewer wishes to hear more about.

To your success,

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Writing ads is about filling needs.

The structure of a good ad starts with identifying a problem and ends in offering a solution. Or you can ask a common question and give an honest answer, or State what a product is and the tell what it's done for you.

The last one is the testimonial style ad and done right it can be your most powerful.

Examples:

Does your Paycheck cover your bills?

Many people just like you are covering their bills and saving
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

The only way to learn to write effective ads is to invest time and money into a learning process, whether you take courses in advertising, research into the subject on-line, buy e-books that cover some of the basics of ad-writing and NLP (neurolinguistic programming). Now, you can cut your time in half by following the beginning writer's
chief rule: Write with yourself as the audience.

What interests you? What draws you to SFI? List those factors and how you can connect the two. I like that SFI has a ton of great internet training resources in the "Training Library," so my first ads focused on those:

"Learn how to build your business, and build an income at the same time.
SFI will show you how to do both... FREE."

I also like the fact that I don't really ever have to buy anything in order to get an income out of SFI.

"The only network marketing business that doesn't pick your pocket."

Of course, for you, it might be about something else, like a love for TripleClicks and the way it networks independent businesses.

"An Amazon for the rest of us."

Write to what excites you, and if your ad copy excites you, you know that you and people like you will be excited by your ad. I may recommend some coursework because it will teach you more about how to use your words (or what words are better to use), but at the end, you're still at the heart of your solution. Failing that, hire a writer. You get a good value and save yourself a headache.
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The only way to learn to write effective ads is to invest time and money into a learning process, whether you take courses in advertising, research into the subject on-line, buy e-books that cover some of the basics of ad-writing and NLP (neurolinguistic programming). Now, you can cut your time in half by following the beginning writer's
chief rule: Write with yourself as the audience.

What interests you? What draws you to SFI? List those factors and how you can connect the two.
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

Hello, Dan.

There are professional Ad writers and there is the rest of us!

The highly rated Advertisement Agencies are known to steer emotions and trigger impulse buying. They do with great skills and art.

The rest of us do it by trial and errors.

The most successful marketers write several ads and test their audience's reaction. The difference between two ads may be few words, capitalization of all words or just the title, changing the picture that accompany that ads, etc.

The sophistication of the tests will vary depending on the resources and the time we want to allocate to thess tasks.

There are marketers who outsource the writing of their ads. Those outsourced experts have various levels of skills. Two countries stand out as the least expansive and the most cost effective outsourcing expertise: India and the Philippines.

Surprisingly those two countries also rank among the four most active countries within SFI.

Basically, writing an effective ad boils down to:
1. Knowing your audience
2. Selecting the keywords that will catch that audience's attention
3. Selecting the style of your message
4. Carefully matching the accompanying pictures, and
5. Choosing the most appropriate fonts and colors

These determine the overall impact of your ads, how potential customers will respond to them and your rates of conversions.
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Hello, Dan.

There are professional Ad writers and there is the rest of us!

The highly rated Advertisement Agencies are known to steer emotions and trigger impulse buying. They do with great skills and art.

The rest of us do it by trial and errors.

The most successful marketers write several ads and test their audience's reaction. The difference between two ads may be few words, capitalization of all words or just the title, changing the picture that accompany
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Affiliate since: 10/06/2013, Power Rank: 99999999 | Read Monica's 19 other Ask SC answers

If you have not had experience writing ads, then you are in the right place
with SFI. Every thing we need to learn to do is provided for us in SFI.

1. Use the training drop down tab. Learn the topics found there, especially
spend time learning sponsoring and internet income options. But I am assuming
you have already completed your launchpad lessons and start tab. You must do
first before diving into advertising.

2. Use the Mktg drop down tab. This is your marketing center where you will
find ads, banners, cards, and many other valuable Marketing Aids
and Marketing Methods. This really has all you need to learn how to place
ads and all the tools you need to do the task of advertising.

3. Use the My Acct drop down tab. Here is where you will find your gateway
links. Choose what you want to advertise. Again you have many choices from
SFI to Tripleclicks, contests, auction, products, and many other.

Remember, what you need to succeed is provide for you in SFI. Just use all the
tools and info, keep it simple, add effort and you will be good to go.
You will be writing effective ads before you first imagined!!
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If you have not had experience writing ads, then you are in the right place
with SFI. Every thing we need to learn to do is provided for us in SFI.

1. Use the training drop down tab. Learn the topics found there, especially
spend time learning sponsoring and internet income options. But I am assuming
you have already completed your launchpad lessons and start tab. You must do
first before diving into advertising.

2. Use the Mktg drop down
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Affiliate since: 12/31/1969, Power Rank: 99999999

To write an effective ad, try following these tips:

1) Find a way to convince the reader that SFI is a tried and true business, and not your average get-rich-quick scheme. Most people are skeptical about earning money from working at home, so your ad should have enough information to reel in potential customers and affiliates.

2) Make sure that said information is realistic. Provide some testimonials and its Better Business Bureau rating. At the same time, don't let your ad be a typical cookie-cutter post. Add a little zip, spunk, and humor so you can show the reader that SFI is also a fun place to set up a business.

3) Don't be deceptive. Once again, SFI isn't some bogus scheme designed to take your money and send you some useless information. Let your readers know that it's all a matter of people helping people, be they your downline, upline, or a2a friends.

Here's to your success!
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To write an effective ad, try following these tips:

1) Find a way to convince the reader that SFI is a tried and true business, and not your average get-rich-quick scheme. Most people are skeptical about earning money from working at home, so your ad should have enough information to reel in potential customers and affiliates.

2) Make sure that said information is realistic. Provide some testimonials and its Better Business Bureau rating. At the same time, don't let your
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