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I'm excited about the feedback option for both advertisers and bloggers. Also, I think the flash intro will go over really well if the pay is high enough. I don't see many people snatching one of those for $5.
I'm looking forward to January when the rest of us can try it.
I'm excited about the feedback option for both advertisers and bloggers. Also, I think the flash intro will go over really well if the pay is high enough. I don't see many people snatching one of those for $5.
I'm looking forward to January when the rest of us can try it.
Real traffic metrics-- along with click rates etc. will alleviate this. Many, many advertisers really want traffic & publicity quite a bit and will pay for that. Google PR was a poor proxy for that-- but often the best one available.
I am happy that they are moving away from the search engine benefit, it will make things a little easier.
In many ways I have been working this way all along
Real traffic metrics-- along with click rates etc. will alleviate this. Many, many advertisers really want traffic & publicity quite a bit and will pay for that. Google PR was a poor proxy for that-- but often the best one available.
I am happy that they are moving away from the search engine benefit, it will make things a little easier.
In many ways I have been working this way all along
This might be the next big thing. It's somewhat hard to get a good impression of it without actually trying it, but I hope they will incorporate a way for publishers to sell their different adspots as well (such as for instance 125x125 ads), completely with stats. That might finally teach advertisers that CTR actually depends on the ads they decide to put up as well, and not just the publisher ;)
I'm excited, can't wait to give it a try!
This might be the next big thing. It's somewhat hard to get a good impression of it without actually trying it, but I hope they will incorporate a way for publishers to sell their different adspots as well (such as for instance 125x125 ads), completely with stats. That might finally teach advertisers that CTR actually depends on the ads they decide to put up as well, and not just the publisher ;)
I'm excited, can't wait to give it a try!
If everything goes according as planned, I will second the opinion that Social Spark will become the next big thing on the Internet.
Thanks Andy for the post.
If everything goes according as planned, I will second the opinion that Social Spark will become the next big thing on the Internet.
Thanks Andy for the post.
This post of yours has me very excited about future possibilities. Innovative and well thought - both your post and the mission behind SocialSpark.com.
What do we need to do to twist Ted's arm so you can do more testing and reporting? I always appreciate your 'take' and 'review' on services - as I'm sure many others do as well.
Cheers! Laura
This post of yours has me very excited about future possibilities. Innovative and well thought - both your post and the mission behind SocialSpark.com.
What do we need to do to twist Ted's arm so you can do more testing and reporting? I always appreciate your 'take' and 'review' on services - as I'm sure many others do as well.
Cheers! Laura
If this next, new thing helps to replace that, it may be a good thing. On the other hand I'll have to really concentrate on getting more visitors now!
If this next, new thing helps to replace that, it may be a good thing. On the other hand I'll have to really concentrate on getting more visitors now!
That's often times as useless as PR, depending on your goals.
Anyone ever get their Digg stories on the front page with tons of visitors and virtually NO sign-ups, new customers, or any other MWR metric that really matters? Heck, every popular digg story is like that.
Some marketers are working on developing real stats for actionable "click-thru" and conversion rates.
Besides, if I'm paying for a PR8 post, then I'm paying for a PR8. Traffic is a by-product and assuming I'm a "smart" marketer, I've done my research and I'm looking at the long-term effects on "traffic" ie. better rankings.
But saying PR is useless is equally analogous to saying banner ads are useless. TOOLBAR PR is useless, but anyone who's using that as their only/main metric deserves to overspend their marketing budgets on failed techniques.
Great Review!
That's often times as useless as PR, depending on your goals.
Anyone ever get their Digg stories on the front page with tons of visitors and virtually NO sign-ups, new customers, or any other MWR metric that really matters? Heck, every popular digg story is like that.
Some marketers are working on developing real stats for actionable "click-thru" and conversion rates.
Besides, if I'm paying for a PR8 post, then I'm paying for a PR8. Traffic is a by-product and assuming I'm a "smart" marketer, I've done my research and I'm looking at the long-term effects on "traffic" ie. better rankings.
But saying PR is useless is equally analogous to saying banner ads are useless. TOOLBAR PR is useless, but anyone who's using that as their only/main metric deserves to overspend their marketing budgets on failed techniques.
Great Review!
This is my first time on your blog.
Thanx for the excellent post on SocialSpark.com. I will make sure I go there and learn more about the service.
Cheers
John
This is my first time on your blog.
Thanx for the excellent post on SocialSpark.com. I will make sure I go there and learn more about the service.
Cheers
John
But I noticed PPP paid my $$ yesterday where PayPal deducted the 3% transfer fees.. does it mean that PPP will start paying like this?
This would be a huge lost for publishers!
But I noticed PPP paid my $$ yesterday where PayPal deducted the 3% transfer fees.. does it mean that PPP will start paying like this?
This would be a huge lost for publishers!
Cheers
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