Online campaigns

Any website or links you know how to make money online

I live on a small island and I have recently started a home based business with a company in the US. I have been doing promotions locally but now I need to do some internet marketing. I have a website that I got from the company and would like to get people to see it. I am not familiar with internet advertising but I did try a few free sites and got no hits. I would like to know where is the best place to advertise, whether free or paid, so I can get some hits.

wouldnt something pleasant to look at be proper?i’m not the smartest person in the world but, it seems to me that if a salesman slapped me in the face every couple of seconds; i would not be so apt to give him money.
could these ads that flash us in the face actually be subliminal messages (brainwashing)?

This is a question about affiliate marketing with google adwords.

I am only advertiser who run campaigns for weight loss (one of the most popular ones).

My question is this: I have bad landing page quality score on my campaigns and after I have read on internet about this, I found out that google gives advertisers bad landing page quality score if its an affiliate website that contains ebooks etc. Is this true?

Can you make money with google adwords on affiliate this? If Yes: How do you get good landing page quality score?

ohh and btw, my landingpage DOES match my ads content. So thats NOT the problem.

I’m looking for online, here. I couldn’t care less about the campaign. It’s online I’m concerned about. So what’d you think.

I’m thinking of purchasing the game Left 4 Dead for the Xbox 360. I have heard great things about the game and how it is really fun and has a high replay value. The only bad thing I heard about the game was that it wasn’t as fun to play offline without your buddies. So basically my problem is that none of my xbox live friends have Left 4 Dead and im wondering are there enough people that play the campaign online that I could play with? and are these people actually good at the game and good teammates or not? Thanks.

Remember in 2005 when McCain cosponsored legislation that would regulate ***** and Freddy’s mortgage buying requirements? Here’s the last paragraph of his announcement:

“I join as a cosponsor of the Federal Housing Enterprise Regulatory Reform Act of 2005, S. 190, to underscore my support for quick passage of GSE regulatory reform legislation. If Congress does not act, American taxpayers will continue to be exposed to the enormous risk that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac pose to the housing market, the overall financial system, and the economy as a whole.” <===this was 2005!

McCain was sounding the alarm bell 3 years ago, but no one was listening.

The full announcement:

http://mccain.senate.gov/public/index.cf...

What was Obama doing while McCain was warning us about Freddy and *****? :

"Lehman Brothers’ collapse is traced back to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two big mortgage banks that got a federal bailout a few weeks ago. Freddie and Fannie used huge lobbying budgets and political contributions to keep regulators off their backs. A group called the center for responsive politics keeps track of which politicians get Fannie and Freddie political contributions. The top three U.S. Senators getting big Fannie and Freddie political bucks were democrats and number two is Senator Barack Obama."

In just four short years, Barack Obama has received more campaign money from ***** And Freddy than any other Senator except Chris Dodd, Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, as reported by The Center for Responsive Politics, seen here at opensecrets:

http://www.opensecrets.org/news/2008/09/...

Opensecrets.org is the non-partisan Internet arm of The Center for Responsive Politics.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSecrets...

Republicans have been leery of John McCain, but he got the surge right, back in 2003. Thank God the current administration finally listened to him. Once again, this time with the economy, McCain’s good judgment would have saved our ***** had we listened to him. John McCain blew the whistle on ***** and Freddy back in 2005, while Obama was getting his palm greased by the same group. There’s some good judgment you can believe in!

Can anybody recommend a good source of information on the online advertising business? Specifically in the UK? any info on the market dynamics between the big players.
I’m looking for information on how the big agencies such as WPP, Mccann and the likes work with Yahoo \ Google \ MSN on online advertising.

Have you seen the “real women” modeling for Dove? Doesn’t that make you feel better about yourself? Dove rocks.

I recently moved to NJ and looked for jobs on careerbuilder, and these two companies were quick to contact me. I am not trying to raise a scam alert; I am just trying to find as much info as I can. I did attend a prelim interview for each (both have a 3 part interview process), but has anyone actually gone through the whole interview process? Are the positions salaried (not just based on commissions)? I realize I should have asked these questions at the initial meeting, but I thought they would be discussed at the next interview. I am concerned now after reading other articles on careerbuilder scams, especially involving marketing firms that offer entry level positions.

I checked out MagnumMAC.net, but their site was very vague and generic in information. They are located in Wayne, and although the building looked old from the outside, their office was very sleek and modern. All I saw was a receptionist and the guy I interviewed with; there seemed to be no other employees and I never heard the phone ring. I sat down with a Regional Director, who seemed slick because of his fast talking. He mentioned working on campaigns for The Home Depot, Sephora and Liz Claiborne, and said that it’s mainly PR, they don’t actually sell anything. However, he didn’t talk about any current accounts or what companies are being sought after. The interview lasted only 10 minutes, which doesn’t seem like enough time to properly weed out candidates for the next round. Unexpectedly, I was invited to come back, which involves spending half a day with a Marketing Account Manager and the Executive Director, but I have doubts about attending.

Now with 1080 group, I haven’t found anything yet on the internet, but I had a better feeling when interviewing with them. They are located in New Brunswick, in a nice plaza suite. I caught glimpses of people hopping from office to office, discussing documents and answering calls, which made it appear more legit. The Executive Director I spoke with was much more personable, and thoroughly looked over my resume and asked me some tough questions. He explained that the company was working on the Verizon FiOs campaign, expanding its market and securing new accounts. I only now recall there were no posters, signs, or any other marketing materials present in the office. I was called back for round 2, which involves spending a whole day shadowing a current Marketing Account Manager.

I guess I should go with my gut instincts, but I want some feedback on whether they are warranted. I could go to the second interviews, but I would rather not waste 2 days and a tank of gas (since I live relatively far from either location) which could be used to meet with other companies. I hope someone out there can give me more information, or at the very least heed my caution.