Hi !
New Here. Is pixel advertising dead? I'm using Gpix from tufat.com - works great and all - but I can't
seem to get a single pixel purchase. Any ideas for a good marketing approach to pixel websites? Need your tips.
Thanks
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etech-peter posted this at 10:38 — 24th June 2006.
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Your site needs visibility and lot of traffic. Apart from that you should offer something extra to your clients or give away something for free to encourage sales as there are lots of pixel advertisement sites out there and most of them have ended up being unsuccessful.
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montux posted this at 17:25 — 25th June 2006.
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Obviously...
try to get targeted traffic rather than a swarm of worhless.
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Shirthead posted this at 17:28 — 25th June 2006.
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Not really sure that it ever showed signs of sustainable life. Nice gimick. Alex Tew did well out of it. The first few copycats probably did OK, but that was all about the buzz and nothing to do with advertising.
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