Some things are a must.

You need to know where to place the ad or advertisement. Some things are a must. That what make people buy. Now you need to know how to write them. Well there are a lot of old saying like “Jump on big boy big boy wins.” “It take money to make money.” Have you noticed the local car dealer in town that always has a TV commercial on the TV ever day and night and they may be spending a huge amount of money each day and year to get you their and they are wanting the ads,advertisement to work. Now what in the world is someone like you being a small business/home base person doing? So how can you get AFFORDABLE advertising that really works? Well it is easy here we offer free ads,advertisement at (htpp://www.CYourAD.com) what can be better than that? When your budget is tight as it is for most business,use classified ads. (You can use us here at (http://www.CYourAD.com) it is all free to post any ad or advertisement). These small ads come in a variety of sizes, costs, and appear everywhere from neighborhood newsletters to big national magazines to websites on the Internet. But here at (http://www.CYourAD.com) they are all free. Now back to ads. Classifies ads really work. You can acquire good prospects, get new clients, sell your service and products, but only if you know how to use the classifies really good. Here are a few things you can do now to make your ads/classifieds ads sell:

1.  Target your best prospects/clients.  While this might sound like marketing mania, it’s by far the most important way to make ads work. Every newspaper,pamphlet, newsletter, and website has its own particular kind of audience.  Your ad won’t sell unless your product or service is something that the publication’s particular audience would buy. The better the niche the better. To figure out the publication audience or a publication is reaching, look at their articles and ads.  What kinds of businesses are advertising? What sorts of things are they selling? What group of people would buy these things? Think about age, gender, lifestyle, income, and level of education. Look for any little difference that may be there. It won’t take long before you have a pretty good idea of what kinds of prospects the publication reaches. The USA Today attracts a large multi-national audience of well-paid business people.  Your local bargain shopper newspaper probably focuses on working-class folks looking for inexpensive bargains. The daily newspaper tends to do best with home owners. Some of the small news papers may be local for that area. A mail order tabloid often goes to thousands of individuals interested in making money through the mail. Many of these readers live in small, rural towns. The Internet, by its very nature, appeals to up-scale, well-educated audiences that tend to be in their 20s and 30s. The baby boomer are becoming more friendly with the computer and that is a group to look at also.

2.  Write a good headline. With classified ads or all ads this is a must, the headline makes or breaks the ad.  Think about how you read a page of classified ads. You look over the first few words of each ad (often printed in bold type) to get a split-second idea of what the ad is about. Internet ads give you a subject line of four or more words. This means your headline has to get the prospect’s attention and tell them what your ad is about. Here at
(http://www.Cyourad.com) give you all the space you need to make your point to the client you are wanting to serve. Put as much information as you can into just a few words. Just words that will hold the attention of the client. For example, if I’m selling a car, my headline would vary depending on the auto audience.  For that audience I would write:  Auto, Clean, CHEAP,Great ride .  In three word I’ve told prospects what the item is, something about its
quality and benefit (powerful), and a clue to the price of the product.

3. Keep the ads short and to the point. Shorter ads cost less. Even if you can stretch out the ad classified with a 50 or 100 word ad, make your writing concise and clear. There’s no need to write in complete sentences in classified ads. Lay out the essential information on your product or service, show the prospect how it benefits them, and give your contact info. Here are some words that work best in classified ads:  free, new, amazing, now, how to, and easy. Discover, Method, plan, reveals, simple, advanced, and improved.  I always try to use the word “you,”  often in all capitals “YOU.”Also the most powerful word Free and still today one of the most used words in getting attention.

4.  Track your ads. We covered this little but with out knowing what all is going on with the ad your just poking your money down the drain if you don’t know which ads/classifieds are working and which aren’t. Key your ads when you can. Here at(http://www.CYourAD.com) will assign you a number to use and this is a good key number so you can keep track. Good classified advertisers always code their ads so they know which work and which publications pull the best. If respondents are writing to you to buy or get more information, include a your email address.(Create a new email address just for that ad). When prospects are starting to roll in then you may want to put in a telephone number. By using these techniques in your classified ads, you’ll reach more of your best prospects, sell more, and reduce the money you spend on classified. Now you can place an ads/classified ad with us here at (http://www.CYourAD.com).

As our headline reads some thing are a must.