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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
So we now have a call to action.
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But you can hardly see it because of your silly fonts and silly colours. No one would even notice it. And where is the incentive to click? Why should anyone?
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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
I scratched one of my news lens, well the dog scratch it while we were playing and was thinking about a new "begging" advert. Not going that route again here.  |
Fine, your choice. The point is, not to just do an advert with some pictures of girls. There is no stand out. We work in porn. We've all seen pics of girls.
You have a USP. You. You should use that. Not doing so is mental, imho. You have a really strong persona on the boards that everyone knows. Make the most of that. Everyone that sells pics of naked girls uses pics of naked girls. It is VERY dull. You have your board persona and, as your attorney, that is what I recommend you use.
It will get people's attention, it will give you stand out, it will make people laugh. People like to do business with people they like. Make them like you and make your ad stand out in the inbox. That is all marketing really is.
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Originally Posted by Paul Markham
It is to spam the mailing list and it will be a Jpeg. Text will be as normal in the text box. Maybe time to redesign the whole thing.
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Yes. If you send a jpeg, as you usually do, it will get delivered to the spam folder. Spam checking software wants to see machine readable text. You need to design like it is 1990, which should suit you. Use tables, not CSS. Have an image, that is an image. Then have text that is text. The spam software sees this and treats it more like a legit mail than if it was 100% jpeg.
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Feel free to email me at damian AT adultmarketing DOT co DOT uk if you wish to discuss how I could help you more.