Time to pick a website for TA Banner Ad

[Jator]

Does Popular Science have a well visted web page???

 

[toph99]

tom's hardware might be a good place

 

[Wellcky]

Jator here's your linkage PopSci

 

[Spicollidriver1]

How about anandtech

 

[ViRGE]

Guys, TA.com should be up in time for the ad banner. We may need to write a page for the banner to direct users to though, since a lot of the users may not know what Anandtech even is.

 

[DanC]

IMHO
This page should be a SELL job. Short, sweet - to the point and with a powerful message.
FAQ's are great, but should be the second tier. The average internet user - even a geek will give you 15 seconds to grab him, and he's gone.

Do we have any marketing gurus?

 

[Russ]

RC,

Overclockers.com's visitors consist of, well, overclockers. These are the type that like to push the limits, that do everything at 110%. They are hard core geeks and would likely be prone to catching stats addiction, and the assimilation bug.

Russ, NCNE

 

[sciencewhiz]

I agree that overclockers.com would be a great site. Their adds are run by targetnet.com.

I would be willing to contact them to find out what it would cost to run an add on overclockers.com, but I would rather have someone who is more closely involved with the banner project do it.

 

[RC]

Russ - I was referring to the 'DUMB FORUM' remark.

Yes, I agree any hardware enthusiast site would be a good choice.

We still need a little under $200 to reach $1000. Perhaps we will reach our goal sometime this week.

I have yet to hear from Train, but hopefully I will soon.

 

[Russ]

RC,

The dumb forum caused a double post.

Russ, NCNE