Co-Registration Advertising. What it is, and how it Works

Co-Registration Advertising. What it is, and how it Works How Co-registration advertising works is when someone signs up for you...

Co-Registration Advertising. What it is, and how it Works

How Co-registration advertising works is when someone signs up for your newsletter or ezine a list of ads will appear on your thank-you page giving your subscriber the option to subscribe to an ezine or newsletter on other websites. Each time your thank-you page is displayed and shows the ads for the other websites, your ad will be shown on multiple thank-you pages on other people’s websites.

 The number of websites that your ad will appear on will depend on the Co-registration advertising program that you are involved with.

To get started you will need to join a Co-registration advertising program. Once you have signed up you are given a piece of javascript code that you place on your newsletter or ezine thank-you page.

 The code that you place on your thank-you page will display the ads from the other websites.

The whole idea behind Co-registration advertising is it will help you build your subscriber list much faster than trying to do it yourself.

 Let’s say that you join a Co-registration advertising program that will display your ad on 3 thank-you pages on other websites for each time that your thank-you page displays their ads, which will give you three times the exposure for your ezine or newsletter.

To get more targeted traffic your ad will be placed on websites whose niche is the same or similar to your niche.

While this all sounds great and should work very well for those who try Co-registration advertising there are a couple of very big drawbacks that I can see you will encounter.

The first problem with Co-registration advertising that comes to mind is you will be competing against other websites within your niche and subscribers will be receiving multiple newsletters and ezines to their inbox lessening the chance of your newsletter or ezine email from being opened.

The second thing about Co-registration advertising to take into consideration is that many subscribers won’t understand what they are getting themselves into until they start getting multiple newsletters and ezine emails and may see it as spam and report you to your host.

 Most hosting companies are not sympathetic to webmasters where spam is concerned and probably disable hosting accounts without notice due to spam.

I personally don’t get involved with email marketing because of the problems it can cause. If you’d like to give Co-registration advertising a try, you can join through Advertising Know-How for free. They also have a paid upgrade version as well.

 The upgrade version will give you six impressions for every, one, impression that your thank-you page displays. The free version gives you three for every, one, impression.



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