Since 1972, ExxonMobil has been putting a tiger in America’s tank. Now, Exxon wants to put a tiger in your online business…
I don’t know what happened, but suddenly I’ve started getting sponsorship offers via my email software.
Apparently, all these brands I’ve never heard of, have no interest in, and do not want to endorse are offering me ~$1 for every click I can drive to their app/free trial/20% off coupon.
No thanks. All my corporate love and loyalty is already reserved for first-comers like Goldman Sachs, TicketMaster, and Exxon. I’ll promote them even without getting paid.
But it did get me thankn’.
I’ve never directly offered classified ads in my newsletter.
I also don’t want to make a thing out of classified ads in general, because I in general don’t want to allow people to think money can buy me (it can’t, not even if you got a lot).
I have a small audience, but a dedicated one, and also one that includes lots of successful business owners and marketers with lots of money.
If you are interested in advertising in my newsletter, hit reply.
I’m curious about what your offer is.
I’m happy to tell you if it could work well to my list, and if not, if it could be tweaked or twisted in some way that could work. And if it can, maybe we can come up with a classified ad deal that’s a win for you, for my readers, and maybe even me.