ONLINE-ADS>> Placement of ads, text, etc

Ramon Ray (rayramon_at_nyfccs.com)
Fri, 31 Jul 1998 09:49:26 -0500 (CDT)

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It's amazing the response I've received from visitors by placing a very
small 4 question/button form on the BOTTOM of my web page. I had a
"register" type link on my main web page, but got very few responses. After
putting a small form on the bottom of every page I've gotten tremendous
response. 1) People don't have to click anywhere to get to the form 2) The
form is short (my other one was longer). Try it. Move your ads, forms or
other things around (I would suggest bottom based on my results) and see
what happens. In fact I think I got this idea from Online advertising
discussion list!

Ramon Ray, small businsess technology evangelist, writer and consultant
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