One of the ways that's working for me as I generate sign ups to http://www.fillerups.com/ is the use of carefully worded ads on http://www.backpage.com/. Backpage.com is a popular free classifieds site that recently announced that they were approaching a billion page visits. For advertisers, backpage has an advantage over http://www.craigslist.com/: You don't have to register with them before you post an ad. But how can we use this to our advantage and how can we post unlimited ads?
Backpage does have restrictions. You can't post into areas your ad shouldn't be in and you can't post the same ad to multiple locations. But there is a way around that. But the first step is to get a domain name. I encourage all to get a domain name so that they can mask their affilliate URL. This serves a couple of purposes:
1) It masks your affiliate URL. Yes you can get a shorturl or similar shortened url but those say to consumers, "you're hiding your URL". If you get a domain name with a catchy title it looks more professional ...
2) In advertising your affiliate URL people can see who you're promoting and go directly there instead of through your link causing you to lose the credit.
Here's a link to Godaddy's discounted domain names. You can get a domain here for $10 a year. Look for a catchy, memorable domain. Once you get your domain, make sure you select the free email that comes with it. Why? Because their free email has an option called CATCH ALL that you can select. Once you select the catch all mode you basically have access to an unlimited amount of email addresses? How? If you wanted to put a post in Nevada, when backpage asks you for an email you can use, nevada@yourdomain.com. If you wanted to post in New York, you can use the email, bigapple@yourdomain.com. And all these emails go to the one email you select.
So there you go. Using this method you can post UNLIMITED ads through out backpage.com
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