Proper Solo Ad Display Presentation

How To Ensure Your Solo Ads Display PROPERLY

It always bites a big banana when both login and solo ads are presentationally-mangled when received then displayed in the email browser client. The worst is botched coding by those who either should know better or can actually afford competent help. On the other hand, because of the surplus of knowledge of just about any topic you'd want or need to know about can be found in simple queries on dozens of different search engines, Internet-wide.

Popular searches on HTML5/CSS3 coding return thousands upon thousands of examples of specificity depending on the types of effects to be achieved. Unfortunately, most Online Marketers try to run before they can even crawl, resulting in hilarious pratfalls of marketing campaigns from that dreaded "Dual Left-Foot Syndrome" causing them to step half-correctly.

The problem for most marketers currently is that there seems to be a surfeit of those understanding the demands of visual presentation in accordance with HTML/CSS standards and, consequently, end up overshadowed by individuals understanding of the process.

As an example, MLMGateway employs a text editor for the Business Announcement articles module. This module allows for HTML/CSS code injection and you can switch back-and-forth between code and physical views. If you bother to search the entire Announcements section, you'll find less than %0.01 percent of the publishing userbase doing this to help make their submissions stand out. Just article after boringly-formatted article that don't make themselves pretty to the beholder.

And, unless the writer was publishing absolutely vital information, there's not really any incentive to consume said articles. Such a shame when you realize how much impact one could inject by livening up the formatting and adding an image or two into the mix. A practice that goes against the notion of Content Marketing presentational 'Best Practices'.

As a result, the attention that the submitter may have been able to garner is less than a presentationally-savvy marketer would know how to attract (almost-effortlessly). Why ignore something that you know may help bring you an edge? Most members of MLMGateway may KNOW that they can publish HTML/CSS articles, but they certainly don't take the Time to do so.



One thing you'll need to search for is a way to check your code against what you think it should be doing. "code tester online" returns, in the first three page results alone more than enough firepower to finish any but the most edge-case coding. Experiential preference sides with the first-listed resource, codetester.io, with its' ease-of-use, and user-intuitive simplicity. MAXIMUM BENEFIT: just paste your HTML/CSS on the line with "Hello World!" to view how code displays in the body of a web page @ https://codetester.io/runner/host-html/ OR https://nein-mc.neocities.org/csstest/ Please get into the habit of prettying-up your article content to help it stand out from the rest of the articles published here to help your promotional marketing campaigns - your wallet will thank you.


Mr. Lee Davis is the article author and admin/owner of the Promodrone domain specializing in ad distribution and traffic/lead generation (currently on relaunch). Are you finding the need to upgrade your Content Marketing impact and increase your sales conversions quickly & easily (30-to-90 days);