Creative Advertising

Midlife Business Ideas - Niche Websites: How to Create and Monetize a Niche Website Through Affiliate Marketing, Advertising, and Information Products to Generate a Passive Income is perfect for the midlife person who’s looking to earn passive income as a means to financial freedom or just a few extra bucks on the side. Niche websites are beginner-friendly with an easy learning curve and immense benefits. This audiobook is perfect for those with a beginner or expert level of tech experience. It walks you through the process of creating your own niche website.

Imagine building a portable learning business that helps people develop new skills by using training at their fingertips in their choice of media. Welcome to Amazon Mobile Training for Fun and Profit. This course shows how to produce and sell valuable training videos, audiobooks, and ebooks in the world's largest marketplace.

Make More Money with Your Product or Service is a step-by-step guide to making money from your products, services, and any books or programs you develop based on them. It includes much the same information as Make More Money from Your Book, with a focus on marketing products or services.

10 Tips for Creating a Good Ad and Landing Page to Get Emails describes how to write and design different types of ads and landing pages to appeal to your target market. It offers some ways to get ideas for your copy, such as seeing what others with related books, products, and services are doing. The book suggests ways to use images and video and recommends different ways to test different ads and landing pages to decide on the best approach.

Written by Peter Daboll, one of the leading minds in ad creative measurement, ADitude discusses how using data effectively throughout every stage of the creative process produces ads that consumers choose to view from beginning to end, rather than ignore. Daboll draws from his vast experience, exploring lessons learned throughout advertising history to present day, identifying obsolete rules that wrongly guide many marketers, while warning against modern-day modeling pitfalls.

Broadcaster and writer Lisa Brandt has booked and interviewed thousands of guests. She knows firsthand that people in the media are deluged with pitches for airtime and print space. Sometimes, what’s offered is of value to them. Other times, it’s not. The media must keep its listeners, viewers, and readers in mind while making these decisions. PR reps, publicists, business owners, and artists have to make a business case. But too often, they have no idea how to do it or who they’re pitching to. Or worse, they expect the media personnel to do the work for them.