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1.Use reverse psychology on your banner ads. You could tell
people not to click on your banner ad. For example "Don't Click Here
If You Are Comfortable With Your Looks"
2. Add as much appeal to your banner ad as you can. Words such as
supreme, compelling, exciting, and intense are examples of words you
should use. What you state in your ad should directly relate to what
you offer.
3. Promote a price reduction on your banner ad. People are
constantly seeking good offers. You could provide the product at a
fraction of the normal cost, at a reduced
dollar amount, on a complimentary basis, etc.
4. Include positive statements from customers in your banner ad.
These statements are evidence that your offer is legitimate and
worth finding more about. Make sure the
statement from your customer is sufficient to give people a good
understanding of what you are offering.
5. You can add a prominent and highly regarded individual on your
banner ad on behalf of your merchandise, website or service. People
will click because they will believe
them more than you.
6. Incorporate a compelling pledge on your banner ad. You could
include the pledge as a title for your offer. It could declare a
return twice or triple the original price,
a guarantee that spans their life, etc.
7. Be explicit when you instruct people to select your banner ad.
Those people that are just learning how to use the Internet may not
be familiar with how you select a
banner ad. All you need to do is include the phrase "click here" on
your ad to enhance the number of click throughs your receive.
8. You could market your product on a trial basis. This will
translate to people that they will not lose anything if they click
on your banner ad and sample your product
or service.
9. Affirm the chief gain of your goods, website or service on your
banner ad. It could be gains such as obtain more income, drop
pounds, boost vigor, accumulate wealth, etc.
10. You could advertise a free offer on your banner ad. People love
free stuff. The freebie should relate to your target audience. If
the freebie is attractive to them they will click.
Scott F. Geld can be reached for comment on this article at
Marketing Blaster, a company specializing in super-targeted
Pay-Per-Click traffic. For more info:
http://www.MarketingBlaster.com
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