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Advertising on websites

1.       Promote an affiliate (a link or a products the goes with something that you’re doing) products on your site. Develop on that and put a banner of the products or make a whole review of the products saying that you like them and use them. Could get up to 50 percent of each sale.

2.       Use targeted advertising with good AdSense. This helps by putting in ads without anything but they might be irrelevant to the site.

3.       Approach companies directly to ask if you can advertise for them. This makes it more trust worth for the people that look at the website.

4.       Sign up for a blog- specific ad program. This also looks more professional as amazon have their own one making it look like they are backed up by amazon.

Franchise advertising:
Who BBC world wide is:
-          They are a main commercial arm and a wholly owned subsidiary of the BBC.
-          They want to build the BBC’s brands, audience’s commercial returns.
-          In 2016/17 BBC worldwide helps keep the licences fee as low as possible giving back £210.5m to the BBC
-          Headlines sales were £1,059.9m and headlines profits £157.3m
-          In the past 7 years they have invested over £1bn
-          This would all be produced by over 250 British indecent producers.

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  1. JCoSS Media Dept11 December 2017 at 14:22

    Can you change the title so that it says Advertising on websites, please?

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