The $500.00 A Month Plan > NetSparsh - Viral Content you Love & Share

Home
>
Advertising
>
The $500.00 A Month Plan

The $500.00 A Month Plan

One way to make extra money or start a business of your own is by placing advertising which will pay a good profit. Selling printed information by mail can br financially rewarding. Classified advertising is the cheapest way to get into Mail Order and it is often possible to raise a fortune from these small ads. Just check any large publication such as Popular Mechanics, for their classified advertising section and you can see yourself the many ads.

These small ads, running month after month would not be there if they were not profitable and making money. according to some of the promotional material being sent around the country, you could make up to $500.00 or possibly more by running the following classified ads over your name and address. They ask you to pick up a top national publication and test either one or both under "Money-Making Opportunities" headings and watch the dollars come in. I did not run any of these ads myself but was told they really are both profitable. Here are the programs and the advertisements:

"How would you like to receive $25 daily and keep all the money? For complete set-up rush $1 to (Your name and address)"

"$500 monthly, work at home, receive money daily. For complete set-up send $1 to (Your name and address here)"

You are supposed to fill orders you receive with a copy of this sheet you are now reading. Make photocopies or get a supply printed to send as needed.

There are other variations of this plan, but all serve the same purpose: to sell printed information to people who are interested in making some extra money. (they say it is truly possible to make money with this plan).

If you study the many classified ads in the big national publications, you may get a better idea of what the leading companies in Mail Order are doing. You will get a better idea of how classified advertising works. if you have limited capital, it would be wise to run your ads in smaller publications such as small newspapers, small Mail Order Publications and adsheets.

If you have sufficient capital, some good pulling national magazines or Tabloids are:

*Popular Mechanics *Money Making Opportunities *Salesman's Opportunities *Specialty Salesman *Mechanics Illustrated *National Enquirer And many others to numerous to mention.

Many such magazines tabloids and other good publications are available at your local news stand, library or through Mail Order. Many of them require a copy of the material you are selling with your ad and reserve the right not to print certain ads they feel may be injurious to the public or the image of their publication

Yes! You can start your own advertising and mailing business at home and keep finances ahead of inflation but be sure you are involved in the kind of program that gives you a reasonable chance to be a winner.

You can get more nation wide advertising resources at huge discount rate by visiting http://www.best-internet-businesses.com

---------------------------------------------------------
Julia Tang publishes Smart Online Business Tips, a fresh
and informative newsletter dedicated to supporting people
like you! To find out the best online business opportunities,
and to discover hundreds more proven and practical internet
marketing secrets, plus FREE internet marketing products
worth over $200, visit: http://www.best-internet-businesses.com
------ ----------------------------------------------------

Note: Feel free to publish it with the resource box and content unchanged

In The News:

Advertising Is Getting Crushed by Covid-19. Why Facebook, Google Can’t Save the Industry. Barron's

This Giant Advertising Company Reduced Leverage at Exactly the Right Time Motley Fool

Google Offers $340 Million Advertising Credits Search Engine Journal

The Supply Side: Walmart plans to grow advertising profit center talkbusiness.net

‘A Seismic Shock’: Jittery Companies Pull Back on Ads During Pandemic The New York Times

Advertising Vs Coronavirus: Part One - Ad Tech ExchangeWire

Navigating TV advertising during and after coronavirus AdAge.com

Native Advertising: An Introduction for PPC Marketers Search Engine Journal

Scoop: Google to lift coronavirus ad ban Axios

It's ugly in advertising - Barron's Seeking Alpha