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Originally posted by stillshadow@Feb 2 2006, 11:05 PM
I'm sure that you can see some results from offline marketing and I probably should increase mine at some point, but it just feels too much like a real job if I do it offline. Getting paid to make websites and write about poker is cool enough for me. :P |
I do agree that offline does seem more like hard work, and building a good online set up can be done without leaving the house (which is nice).
But my thinking was to get a running start with a big offline campaign (but again without leaving the house).
Has anyone ever taken on people to be promoters for them?
So they would be un-official sub affiliates, I give them the tools to promote however they want to in their local area, and i pay them cash in hand whenever they get a sign up.
I'm sure a few local ads for cash in hand work paying $70 a sign up would get some interest.
That way i can get some players to increase my CPA or revenue share deal, so when i start online i'm getting more for each new player.
Want do you think, never gonna happen?
Cheers