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We just ran a few campaigns. Here's what we found. The Deck - http://decknetwork.net/ http://decknetwork.net/ We received roughly 4300 uniques across 2 weeks.
by jellisnyc 16y ago
We just ran a few campaigns. Here's what we found.
The Deck - http://decknetwork.net/ http://decknetwork.net/
We received roughly 4300 uniques across 2 weeks. We got about 9x the clicks from daringfireball than any of the other sites in the network (37signals, A List Apart, Kottke, FFFFound, etc.) If you email them they are open to negotiating.
Fusion Ads - http://fusionads.net/ http://fusionads.net/
Very similar model as The Deck. We ran one of the $400 one-week "bursts" that they offer. Received about 1400 uniques.
Before we ran either of these campaigns we experimented on Facebook to see what sort of graphic/copy produced the greated CTR. We found that a very simple graphic, and simple copy always did the best.
After we ran the campaigns we also realized that Facebook advertising is a great deal. You can run really targeted ads on FB for cheap and get great results. I would definitely experiment here before spending big money on one of the larger networks.
Regarding art/copy, I would see what you can come up with on your own. Unless you're running a massive campaign, not sure a designer/copywriter is worth the expense.
Finally, it should be mentioned that a clever blog entry or two can generate far more traffic than a banner ad campaign.
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- vrikhter 16y agoDid you run it for Actual Objects? We have a B2B product, wondering if this will have a similar return for us.