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But the bottom line is that no matter how entertaining the ads are - are they driving prospects to buy???.
Giant companies still manage to get their tech products reviewed by many to blogs - so ads really are not that vital when you have permanent viral marketing. However, for the vast majority, having innovate ads that don't generate an measurable, immediate ROI (especially in THIS economy), may not really be helping your finances all that much. :-|
Of course, one benefit is branding and even getting exposure for possible venture funding, but there is no guarantee that will happen.
And have u tried it yourself too?
Really I went here:
http://www.contextoptional.com/index.php
They have flash running a bit in the upper left on nine images of something they have done and it goes so fast you cannot read it and if you try clicking on one of the images it double loads one over another ... and it that is to convey what they do???
I waited a while and it seemed to then work as planned. Maybe it is a slow download or something? But it was run-away and annoying and I'd never have stuck around if I wasn't planning to complain about it ...
Does Social media really works to rank well in the SE's?
Yes, Social networking sites like facebook, myspace and twitter will really helps your business to grow well in the market.
Thanks Scoble... having Survey on these sites...
Cheers :)
Allen
Thanks for posting.
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