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Fees Going Up!

CurlyGirly — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:29:52 +0000

Prices are going up for Custom PeelAwayAds/ Ad Graphics

Since I want to provide highest quality and can't avoid working on your ad to perfection, it is not realistic to charge so little for my time.
Most peels take me at least an hour to complete to my satisfaction. I take pride in my work and in providing High Quality.

Here's a quote from one of my customers:
"…Things I noticed about you: You do a little Web research. You over-deliver. You extend courteous service."

In fact, I should be charging you at least $350 per hour doing your advertising creative. And I probably will be charging this soon.

Additionaly, I usually end up improving texting I get from customers, or even creating the texting if what they provide is real bad or too long.
Most site owners have little clue about short ad messaging. Especially if they don't do professional PPC campaigns.

PeelAwayAds is something you should be testing, just as you would test every other element on your site to improve conversion.
Therefore, I recommend you order more than one custom PeelAwayAd. Test different: colors, texting, image, your offer/call to action.

Even at the price point of $65 (for the first peel) it sure is a bargain to get my professional custom peel services.

When your provided image creative/s is/are not ready for use:
i.e. If you give me images I'd need to cut out from the background (and which are not simply a product box shape, or a matter of resizing) – this takes a lot of time to do well and to look well.
a simbolic $45 extra charge will be levied for this, as it takes time to do it well and have clean attractive professional looking result.

On my site are resources for finding images in resources section, should you need. Thanks.

Testing Your Peel-Away-Ads for Better Conversion

CurlyGirly — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 01:20:51 +0000

PeelAwayAds are no different then any ad, in that they too should target your market correctly.

When making or ordering from me your custom Peel-Away-Ads, please think about how your ad should look.
What kind of images, colors and text would not only best convert into clicks but also go well with your site or the pages they are on.

Will PeelAwayAds Be Seen?

CurlyGirly — Sat, 20 Oct 2007 14:08:21 +0000

A question I recently got from a new customer was whether PeelAwayAds is visible when the browser window is shrunken and not at full screen mode.

See this for your answer:

Read more on Will PeelAwayAds Be Seen?…

Pros & Cons of PeelAwayAds

CurlyGirly — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 10:01:32 +0000

Are PeelAwayAds for YOU?

PeelAwayAds are not for everyone.

I've written a "little" review of the PeelAwayAds script – are Peel Away Ads the right thing for you and your site or product?
When advertising online and looking to grow your revenue, it is important to pay attention to the following points, before you jump on the latest trend or gimmic.

Do PeelAwayAds Suck?

CurlyGirly — Thu, 18 Oct 2007 11:19:12 +0000

Are Peel-Away-Ads Useless?

PeelAwayAds are not something new, but they are a technology now finally available to non-geeks who cannot program the whole thing themselves and to the average website owner, webmasters and to Affiliates promoting (your?) products online.