Ezine Advertising

Being in a hurry is a deadly mistake no matter what you plan to make.

If you are an advertiser … and being in a hurry just copy and paste quickly an ad full of mistakes, pay the publisher of your ad and then go to the next task … you’re losing money. No one likes POOR quality. Poorly written ads are included here and the
readers won’t like your poorly written ad. Some may even not receive it. Because a poorly written ad usually contains also words that are penalized by spam filters.

If you are a buyer … and being in a hurry don’t read the terms, pay quickly and then go to the next task from your plan … you’re losing money again. The Terms and Conditions that apply to your purchase are VERY IMPORTANT. The terms are there for you to read, not to skip. If you skip the terms, you may be happy now, but you may cry later …

A few months ago, while visiting a forum, I read what a lady was complaining about and I really didn’t understand her. She signed up quickly to get a freebie and after a few months she discovered that her credit card was debited monthly a certain amount of money by the company who offered that freebie. She was very angry on that company but she was not right. She was the person
to be angry on. Why? She explained that after her discovery she wrote to the customer support and she was directed to the Terms of Service. There it was very clear stated that she got the freebie and a trial membership and starting from the next month her card is debited if she doesn’t cancel the subscription. She didn’t read the Terms and she didn’t cancel the subscription. Whose fault is this?

If you read quickly an email, don’t get the right point and reply writing a stupid thing not related to the content of that email … you damage your image…

If you eat quickly some junk food because you’re in a hurry … you damage your health…

If you drive your car like being a rocket because you’re in a hurry … it may be the last time when you do this…

The point is this: whatever you do, don’t be in a hurry.

This is a deadly mistake of those days.

A lot of people are in a hurry, they don’t do the right thing on the right way and then they ask why did they fail…

Do you want and like TO FAIL?

If the answer is NO, then don’t do the same! Stop being in a hurry!

If the answer is YES, then it means you’re in a hurry and you didn’t read carefully my question … You see? That’s the whole point.

Many advertisers [and ezine publishers too!] don’t have any clue on how much money they lose by using ezine ads containing blacklisted domain names.

It’s not very difficult to learn how to avoid your ezine ads being blocked by spam filters because of the blacklisted domain names …

But very few advertisers are willing to learn this important part of today’s ezine advertising.

Are you making the same mistake?

Then you’re leaving a lot of money on the table …

Today I will let you know how to check whether the domain name from your link is blacklisted or not.

Visit the page http://www.rulesemporium.com/cgi-bin/uribl.cgi

In a field URI/IP insert the domain name from your link. Take care: don’t insert the full link but only the domain name.

Then select ALL RBL from the right side menu and click on the button “Check It”

On the next page you’ll get the result.

If it is a green “not listed”, the domain name is OK.

If it is a red “listed”, then the domain name is blacklisted.

Never ever use links to blacklisted domain names. Hide such links by using a free service such as http://tinyurl.com.