Advertising On T.V?

[KyleM]

Godaddy is the only ones I've ever seen on TV. Even if a provider has the budget for it, it's usually best spent online.

Well said, I agree.

 

[Anneke]

I think you have to have a huge budget and be ready to drop a lot of money up front for T.V. to work. Same with radio. A lot of the business there comes from repetition and time. If you don't have the capital, it doesn't pay off too well.

 

[SenseiSteve]

I think you have to have a huge budget and be ready to drop a lot of money up front for T.V. to work. Same with radio. A lot of the business there comes from repetition and time. If you don't have the capital, it doesn't pay off too well.

Consider trading services to reduce your advertising budget. This is done everyday cross industry.

 

[Anneke]

Consider trading services to reduce your advertising budget. This is done everyday cross industry.

True, true. We've done this some and it worked out well. The only trouble is finding places you want to advertise that need hosting and/or are willing to switch from their current providers. But yes, when it works, it's great.

 

[bermuda]

TV commercials could be great but have you ever thought that with the cash amount required for running the ads on TVs, how better your site could get promoted over the net. This matter is important because after all, even the folks watching your commercials would still need to launch their browsers, entering your address manually and then take a look at the paid accounts are you selling.