1)
First, enter your email subject line. Keep it short, under
50 characters is recommended, no more is really nessessary
as all the subject line is for is to get people to open your
email. A boring subject line will result in a lower email
open rate. Be creative.
2)
Second, replace the URL with your ad tracker URL. If you're
not using an ad tracker then you will never know how many
people are clicking on your link in your email. You MUST put
the URL in this field in the same format as is shown, a
properly entered URL begins with http:// and NOT www. - When
you use www. your links are usually not clickable in emails.
This URL MUST be the same URL that is in the ad body. If the
URL does not match the URL in the ad body your ad will be
discarded.
3)
Third, select your target market by clicking on one of the
radio buttons. If you so desire you can click on all the
radio buttons for the biggest blast, however the larger the
submission the more failed submissions you receive. In other
words if you submit to a single category you will sometimes
reach more people than if you submit to all categories. This
is completely dependant on the server load when you click
the submit button on the next page.
4)
Fourth, enter your ad body, you can advertise ONE URL or ONE
CLICKABLE LINK per ad. The URL or CLICKABLE LINK that you
put into the URL field must be shown in your ad exactly as
it is in the URL field. If it is different or if you use
additional URLs in your ad it will be discarded. Our
security system REQUIRES that you enter a properly formatted
URL in the field and the same properly formatted URL in the
ad, we do this to prevent adbots from posting to our leads
and causing mass unsubscribes. Do not put your email address
in the body of the ad, this will count as a second CLICKABLE
LINK and the submission will be discarded.
5) Fifth, select from the two radio buttons
whether your ad body is to be sent as HTML or text. It is
recommended that you use text ads as all email protocols can
display a text ad properly but NOT all email protocols
display HTML ads properly.
