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Pixel Advertising?
What is all the hype about this new trend of online advertising
called Pixel
Advertising? If you don't have a clue what it is, well
basically it is just a website where a big portion of the main
page or the home page is designed and laid-out in grids or
blocks. These blocks are measured in pixels, usually 10 pixels
by 10 pixels. Now the advertising part comes where you buy a
portion of that main page in terms of how many blocks you want
and put your site image/graphics with a hyperlink to your
website.
A lot of internet publishers and businesses joined and jumped in
the wagon. That includes me, with my pixel ads site OnlinePixels4u.com. If
you are wondering how you can earn a lot of money from a single
page, it's just simple math. If you sell each pixel at $1 each
and create a home page with 1K pixels by 1K pixels to sell, you
do the math.
The next question you will probably ask is why would someone buy
pixels from a website for $1 per pixel? It all boils down to
Google's page ranking. The higher your site's page rank is the
better for search engine spiders/crawlers.
If you are thinking that is easy and you can do that, I'm not
discouraging you but it's not as easy as you think. Building the
pixel ad site is not the problem, you can even use a free script
for that. The hard and gruelling part is the building of your
page ranking. Anybody who knows Search engine optimization knows
that building a page rank for a site is not easy and it involves
a lot of time and effort.
For those who have an existing pixel site, you might want to add
your site to our directory list at eDirectoryPages.com.
This will help you with your page ranking and popularity.
One of the marketing strategies you can use is to initially sell
your pixels at a cheap price, let's say $0.01 per pixel. Don't
jump straight to selling it at $1 each as nobody will buy it,
not unless you can wave your magic wand and make your new site
page rank from 0 to 7. While you try and improve your ranking
and site credibility, then gradually increase the price of your
pixel. To entice advertisers to buy your pixels, you can give a
portion of the site for free to big named companies to build
your site's credibility. Most advertisers are also looking into
your terms and conditions, especially the part on how long will
their pixel advertisements last, pixel publishers usually run it
for around a minimum of three years.
If you are still determined of building your own pixel advertisement
site, I can help you with that. I'm currently writing a new
article on how to build your pixel advertising site, and it will
be out soon. Or you can send me an email at
info@onlinewebpublisher.com to help you build and install the
site at a minimal cost.
For now, try visiting OnlinePixels4u.com and
have a feel of the site.
About the author:
Marvin Gorospe is writing for OnlinePixels4u.com and maintains
the site below.
OnlinePixels4u.com
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eDirectoryPages.com
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