Results are your responsibility. True? False? Don’t know?
In all advertising, online and off, your results greatly depend on what you are selling and how it is presented.
Sure, there are the good, the bad, and the ugly, when it comes to advertising resources. However, the bottom line, as long as the resource is reputable, fully delivering, as promised, and to real and responsive viewers, then the success or failure of your promotions is on you.
Therefore, when using best advertising resources to promote your business, and your results are less than, don’t dump the resource, take responsibility, change your ad copy and/or splash page, and try again.
Fact: Not everything sells online.
Fact: The best marketers can sell anything and everything online.
Fact: All current top ranked advertising resources, those listed within your TrafficHoopla, are tested and proven good for making sales, building opt-in list, and branding.
So when testing your business (your current promotions, whatever they are), run test campaigns of at least a few thousand hits, and see how they perform If you think it’s a good thing, but your results are less than, then make adjustments to your ad copy and/or splash page, and give it another try.
I consider myself a professional marketer, because I’m in this full time, and make sales every single day. When I’m testing one of my promotions, I give it at least 10,000 hits, from a mix of various top ranked resources. Then, if necessary, I tweak or move on, and if satisfied, I expand. This is how it’s done, in the professional and successful Internet marketing world.
Oh, and in my experience, anything less than 10,000 hits is an incomplete test.
There you go. Hope this helps. If you need help, we love helping others. And if looking to buy traffic, login to your TrafficHoopla and see the big red button. By far, we offer the best mix of traffic, and on the best delivery schedule offered anywhere.
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