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		<title>By: Rick Waghorn</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rick Waghorn</dc:creator>
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		<description>Patrick,

We never got a chance to meet; apologies. But Ireally did want to bump into someone with a particularly local background...

Anyway, what it is is that we&#039;ve just launched our own, self-service text ads service called &#039;Addiply&#039; - you can see it in action on the site www.myfootballwriter.com/norwichcity

Having earned diddly squat from you-know-who, we decided to give our own local advertisers the chance to place their ads themselves - albeit with a little gentle nudge in the right direction.

So, there&#039;s five slots there; we&#039;re currently offering the opportunity to advertise there at 3 pence per click; that 3 pence (6 cents) goes to me, the publisher; the little local advertiser likewise only pays his 3 pence (6 cents) as and when he gets a result - ie a click when someone steps into his &#039;world&#039;, his website. Otherwise his only outlay is the £10 ($20) we ask him to place in a Paypal pre-pay meter; that just clicks down as and when he gets a click - £9.97, £9.94, etc, etc and then he gets a reminder when he hits £1, does he want to renew...

And if it hasn&#039;t worked, he doesn&#039;t... but as its an open bidding process, so if someone proves wiling to offer you 7 cents per click, they take their place on the site and replaces the advertiser with the lowest click-per-impression rate, ie the one that&#039;s working the least well.

So eventually the market - in your case Martha&#039;s Vineyard local stores or whoever - will find its own level; and I bet you now that if I was a local DIY store in Martha&#039;s Vineyard, I would get &#039;drowned out&#039; of finding a place on your site via Google by the big bucks all the Martha&#039;s Vineyards hotels and B&amp;Bs are paying to catch your well-heeled visitor trade.

This way, they can see there ad, on your site; they&#039;ve placed it themselves; just like you would a little notice in the door of the local hardware store.

As we&#039;re looking for trial partners - and it&#039;s only been on our site for ten days and we haven&#039;t marketed it much - er, at all - here&#039;s something for you think about.

Trial it for me for nothing; all you need to do is build in a &#039;box&#039; to accomodate a feed and that&#039;s it; it runs itself; it&#039;s a &#039;fire and forget&#039; advertising system. The only time you have to &#039;manage&#039; it is when an ad link comes up for approval - ie you get to see what it is you&#039;re about to advertise - and you can approve that link off your mobile phone.

And that&#039;s it. I just need local, little sites to trial it; let&#039;s say for the first six months you keep all the income you earn from it too. Afgter that, you&#039;re doing me a favour... so we&#039;ll do 5% or 10% of your ad revenue. Tops. 

You don&#039;t need an ad dept; your little local advertisers don&#039;t need to make up a banner ad; its text ads - direct between you the publisher and your local taxi firm, DIY store, etc, etc. No middle man; just you and them.

Let me know what you think and I can get my software guru, aka Ian, to ping a link across and you can be started tomorrow...

All the best,

Rick</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Patrick,</p>
<p>We never got a chance to meet; apologies. But Ireally did want to bump into someone with a particularly local background&#8230;</p>
<p>Anyway, what it is is that we&#8217;ve just launched our own, self-service text ads service called &#8216;Addiply&#8217; &#8211; you can see it in action on the site <a href="http://www.myfootballwriter.com/norwichcity" rel="nofollow">http://www.myfootballwriter.com/norwichcity</a></p>
<p>Having earned diddly squat from you-know-who, we decided to give our own local advertisers the chance to place their ads themselves &#8211; albeit with a little gentle nudge in the right direction.</p>
<p>So, there&#8217;s five slots there; we&#8217;re currently offering the opportunity to advertise there at 3 pence per click; that 3 pence (6 cents) goes to me, the publisher; the little local advertiser likewise only pays his 3 pence (6 cents) as and when he gets a result &#8211; ie a click when someone steps into his &#8216;world&#8217;, his website. Otherwise his only outlay is the £10 ($20) we ask him to place in a Paypal pre-pay meter; that just clicks down as and when he gets a click &#8211; £9.97, £9.94, etc, etc and then he gets a reminder when he hits £1, does he want to renew&#8230;</p>
<p>And if it hasn&#8217;t worked, he doesn&#8217;t&#8230; but as its an open bidding process, so if someone proves wiling to offer you 7 cents per click, they take their place on the site and replaces the advertiser with the lowest click-per-impression rate, ie the one that&#8217;s working the least well.</p>
<p>So eventually the market &#8211; in your case Martha&#8217;s Vineyard local stores or whoever &#8211; will find its own level; and I bet you now that if I was a local DIY store in Martha&#8217;s Vineyard, I would get &#8216;drowned out&#8217; of finding a place on your site via Google by the big bucks all the Martha&#8217;s Vineyards hotels and B&amp;Bs are paying to catch your well-heeled visitor trade.</p>
<p>This way, they can see there ad, on your site; they&#8217;ve placed it themselves; just like you would a little notice in the door of the local hardware store.</p>
<p>As we&#8217;re looking for trial partners &#8211; and it&#8217;s only been on our site for ten days and we haven&#8217;t marketed it much &#8211; er, at all &#8211; here&#8217;s something for you think about.</p>
<p>Trial it for me for nothing; all you need to do is build in a &#8216;box&#8217; to accomodate a feed and that&#8217;s it; it runs itself; it&#8217;s a &#8216;fire and forget&#8217; advertising system. The only time you have to &#8216;manage&#8217; it is when an ad link comes up for approval &#8211; ie you get to see what it is you&#8217;re about to advertise &#8211; and you can approve that link off your mobile phone.</p>
<p>And that&#8217;s it. I just need local, little sites to trial it; let&#8217;s say for the first six months you keep all the income you earn from it too. Afgter that, you&#8217;re doing me a favour&#8230; so we&#8217;ll do 5% or 10% of your ad revenue. Tops. </p>
<p>You don&#8217;t need an ad dept; your little local advertisers don&#8217;t need to make up a banner ad; its text ads &#8211; direct between you the publisher and your local taxi firm, DIY store, etc, etc. No middle man; just you and them.</p>
<p>Let me know what you think and I can get my software guru, aka Ian, to ping a link across and you can be started tomorrow&#8230;</p>
<p>All the best,</p>
<p>Rick</p>
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