Showing posts with label radio advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label radio advertising. Show all posts

Wednesday, 20 November 2013

Newsletter Page on Adgreement.com

Advertising Newsletter Published

After a long break from listing advertising space, I have been able to compile a brief newsletter. It's more like using it as an excuse to practice using ACYmailing, which I am still a little bit uncertain of. In any case I was able to get something completed and uploaded onto the adgreement website without a major hitch. The next newsletter will be more comprehensive.

Newsletters about advertising space with adgreement.com

From time to time I am also posting relevant information and useful resources about advertising and ad space on the website. These articles are best located by going into the adgreement sitemap, found at the bottom of each page. Such updates in recent times included some statutory regulations regarding outdoor advertising and billboards in various states of the USA.

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Focus for next week: will be contacting potential buyers of ad space to see if any of our current inventory is of interest or whether they require something different. I will be placing emphasis on smaller radio and tv networks as I don't see that larger stations will leap aboard straight away (although that would be nice!). In the meantime, here is the direct link to the newsletter:

Latest Newsletter for November 2013

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Newsletter for adgreement.com coming!

I'm getting it together! It's been a busy week and now I can sit down and compile everything that is newsworthy and put the newsletter together. Things are moving a bit better as 2013 draws to a close and Christmas approaches us. It has been a strenuous year, primarily because the firm developing our website dragged their feet and did not help whatsoever when they were needed most! Oh well, you can't force someone to give you their 100% best service: that has to come from their heart!

The main thing is that adgreement is operational, functioning (to some extent) and we have some customers who have come forward and offered advertising space up for grabs. Right now we have a bundle of billboards for our outdoor advertising section, some mobile advertising trucks in the USA, a handful or commercial radio advertising time slots in Australia and now our first website advertising space.



The hundred dollar question for me right now is how I am going to update ALL the social media accounts?!!! I have dozens of accounts and have only had time to do the most popular social media: Facebook, Twitter and Photobucket have been active. Now I need to find a free facility that can update multiple social media accounts simultaneously. Years ago I had such a facility which I used for my boatplace.com.au website, but that was sold and the new owners insisted on users paying.

My plan for the next week is to start contacting potential buyers of ad space to match up with our sellers. I have spent a considerable amount of time and effort e-mailing businesses who might offer advertising space. So now it is time to invest some effort into the other side of the buy and sell equation! The point I need to stress is that it is equally important to the success of adgreement.com that buyers of advertising space register and let us (and the advertising world) know what they are looking for.

Anyway, I am psyching myself up to complete this newsletter, so I will post a link when it is ready and uploaded onto the adgreement website.



Monday, 18 November 2013

Billboards, mobile truck ads and Radio Advertising!

New Billboards, some Radio Air Space + Mobile Truck Ads...

It's been a busy few days, uploading new advertising space listings which include billboards in both the USA and New Zealand. We also have timeslot ad space up for grabs on a Sydney radio station popular in the growing western suburbs. And just to top it off there are some mobile advertising trucks available, also in the USA.



For this week I will be focusing on contacting more billboard advertising agencies for listings, as well as radio stations, smaller tv networks and magazine publishers. Adgreement is searching for advertising space far and wide and this means helping promote businesses, organisations and causes in far and distant places around the globe. If you know someone we can help, please contact adgreement.com as we would love to do just that!

In the next week or so I will be trying hard to complete a newsletter, as this has not been done for some time. There is a lot to report and give mention to, as well as finding the time to update social media (which is always a bit of fun). There will be a YouTube video made at some point, but I have not decided the content for this, so it is on the to-do list! The adgreement.com photobucket account has been updated with images of billboards etc and there will be plenty more to come!

If you would like to buy advertising space on both the adgreement website and or the newsletter, please get in touch!


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Wednesday, 13 November 2013

QR Codes

I have been mucking around on Google again and was looking at QR codes; those funny little square bar code-like symbols that are popping up everywhere. You often see them by themselves with no explanation at all as to what they are or represent, as the creator wants you to scan it and visit a website. So finally I generated a QR code for adgreement.com which looks like this...

While I don't think the QR code is ultra-special by itself, it could be useful for advertising clients who advertise on the adgreement website and want their own QR code. So what we can do is offer to generate each advertising client their own unique QR code. They can display the code on their product packaging, website, shopfront, labels, sign space, or vehicles etc which people can then scan into their mobile cellphones and tablets. The QR codes will direct visitors to the advertiser's ads on adgreement.com.

Maybe it could be useful after all. But anyway, I think it's a fun concept and a great way to aruse people's curiosity.