Comments on: Should Publishers Stand By Their Advertisements? http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/ No Bullsh*t Advice For Internet Marketing Thu, 08 Aug 2013 20:26:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ray http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2958 Ray Fri, 13 May 2011 22:25:31 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2958 A small profit is a profit, but that is right, I am not willing to invest a 1000 dollars to make 1005 dollars. Now it is very hard to tell,where you can invest a couple of hundred or so and be pretty sure a few hundred is going to get you a few fives or tens profit though. A small profit is a profit, but that is right, I am not willing to invest a 1000 dollars to make 1005 dollars.
Now it is very hard to tell,where you can invest a couple of hundred or so and be pretty sure a few hundred is going to get you a few fives or tens profit though.

]]> By: El Plumber (admin) http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2957 El Plumber (admin) Fri, 13 May 2011 19:04:59 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2957 Aileen, in fact, I am raising the bar here. The fact that large sites like ABC and Fox allow ads for hidden rebill offers and dubious medical claims is my point. The course and software in question here is being sold by a known internet marketing expert who makes his name public, provides support for his product, provides refunds for his product, and uses a reputable payment processor for his credit card transactions. It meets all my "smell" tests for detecting B.S. For the $283k claim, I also explained what that isn't as unreasonable a claim as people think. Like I said, it's Business 101. For example, spend $275k on advertising and earn $283k is still a pretty darn good monthly income. The problem is that most people looking to make money online don't have that kind of money to buy advertising and scale. It just doesn't scale DOWN for those people. It's not worth dropping $1000 a month in advertising to only make $35. Aileen, in fact, I am raising the bar here. The fact that large sites like ABC and Fox allow ads for hidden rebill offers and dubious medical claims is my point. The course and software in question here is being sold by a known internet marketing expert who makes his name public, provides support for his product, provides refunds for his product, and uses a reputable payment processor for his credit card transactions. It meets all my “smell” tests for detecting B.S.

For the $283k claim, I also explained what that isn’t as unreasonable a claim as people think. Like I said, it’s Business 101. For example, spend $275k on advertising and earn $283k is still a pretty darn good monthly income. The problem is that most people looking to make money online don’t have that kind of money to buy advertising and scale. It just doesn’t scale DOWN for those people. It’s not worth dropping $1000 a month in advertising to only make $35.

]]> By: Aileen Patrick http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2955 Aileen Patrick Fri, 13 May 2011 13:35:15 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2955 I'm looking at your tag line about exposing the BS in Internet marketing and wondering by what logic you can claim that offering dubious ads on your site actually meets that claim. Looks like the same old internet marketing promise the world to sell a product approach to me. So abcnewss runs acai wonder miracles ads. So what? If anything then you should be exposing them not justifying yourself because everyone else does it. What s exposing in that? You are just following the herd not raising the bar. I’m looking at your tag line about exposing the BS in Internet marketing and wondering by what logic you can claim that offering dubious ads on your site actually meets that claim. Looks like the same old internet marketing promise the world to sell a product approach to me.

So abcnewss runs acai wonder miracles ads. So what? If anything then you should be exposing them not justifying yourself because everyone else does it. What s exposing in that? You are just following the herd not raising the bar.

]]> By: Ray http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2950 Ray Tue, 10 May 2011 22:20:18 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2950 It also never ceases to amaze me some people think personal attacks are intelligent. I never claimed to be particularly intelligent,but mostly I'm Just green. Have a wonderful day. It also never ceases to amaze me some people think personal attacks are intelligent.
I never claimed to be particularly intelligent,but mostly I’m Just green.
Have a wonderful day.

]]> By: El Plumber (admin) http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2949 El Plumber (admin) Tue, 10 May 2011 19:14:06 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2949 Well, Peter, I do believe that there should be far more integrity in advertising in general. And I have to pay some attention to the ads on my sites, since I wouldn't want porn or gambling or the like on here. I won't let anything with sneaky billing practices or hidden costs on here either, like those hidden free trial offers and the like or anything with a sketchy payment processor. With places like Paypal and Clickbank and other top tier payment processors, you always have some recourse if you are cheated out of your money. So for me, that ad passes these tests. Well, Peter, I do believe that there should be far more integrity in advertising in general. And I have to pay some attention to the ads on my sites, since I wouldn’t want porn or gambling or the like on here. I won’t let anything with sneaky billing practices or hidden costs on here either, like those hidden free trial offers and the like or anything with a sketchy payment processor. With places like Paypal and Clickbank and other top tier payment processors, you always have some recourse if you are cheated out of your money. So for me, that ad passes these tests.

]]> By: Peter http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2946 Peter Sun, 08 May 2011 21:17:27 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2946 Hi El Plumber, It never ceases to be amazed at the level of intelligence, or lack of it, of some people. Why should you have to stand by something which is not your? As you rightly pointed out this would not be expected anywhere else. As we say this side of the pond “Some mothers do have them” Peter Hi El Plumber, It never ceases to be amazed at the level of intelligence, or lack of it, of some people. Why should you have to stand by something which is not your? As you rightly pointed out this would not be expected anywhere else.
As we say this side of the pond “Some mothers do have them” Peter

]]> By: El Plumber (admin) http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2943 El Plumber (admin) Sun, 08 May 2011 04:38:31 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2943 No problem! Thanks for the idea for the article. ;) No problem! Thanks for the idea for the article. ;)

]]> By: Ray http://electronplumber.com/should-publishers-stand-by-their-advertisements/#comment-2942 Ray Sun, 08 May 2011 04:34:25 +0000 http://electronplumber.com/?p=1666#comment-2942 Ok, I believe I learned something,thank you. Quite interesting. Ok, I believe I learned something,thank you.
Quite interesting.

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