Over 600 visitors, 3000 plus page views and almost 800 feeds PER MONTH!

Online advertising is exploding in the valley as tradition local magazines are becoming less effective.  What can online magazines do for you?  Online mags can tell you what is being looked at, how many times it was viewed and increase your presence in the virtual world.  South of Sanity wants your ads on our pages!  With more and more traffic online your money can go a long way.

Does that mean SOS is not going to be printed?

No, we just want to let you know of the online advantage.  Can you get a print run of SOS with only your ads? Yes! Can the  local print mag do that for you now?  Yes.  But will they?

Are we saying you should abandon you print advertising completely?

Heck no, but you should have a giant presence online because print mags (the way they are run now) are becoming less and less flexible.  Local mags can have a print run of 3000-8000 mags (you get to see the invoices on that right?) and cost you from 75-750 bucks for your ads.  South of Sanity prices start at about 20 bucks for an online ad and are included in up to 3 different web pages!

We offer

1. exclusive stories from the valley
2. original art (NO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT)
3. the revenue generated stays here in the valley
4. SOS works with local photographers
5. SOS works with local artist
6. SOS works with local businesses
7. your ads are given to you with all rights, use them however you like
8. video (print mags can’t do that!)
9. ads are linked to what ever page you want
10. your linked ads increase your page rank in Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines.
11. Payments via Paypal
12. help with driving traffic to your twitter, facebook, myspace, linkedin or any other social network

Online advertising use to be the wave of the future.  The future is now.  Leave me your questions or comments where ever you read this post.  The magic of the internet allows me to post this on Myspace, Facebook and Twitter.

I hope to hear from you soon.

David

This entry was posted on Sunday, January 10th, 2010 at 6:20 pm and is filed under Issue 5. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.