Earlier today I posted the first ever Ensight Sponsored Post.
For those of you who may have missed the original discussion, , here it is. In it I proposed the idea of sponsored posts:
The idea? To write posts which are ‘paid for’. They would be obviously marked as sponsored or ‘advertised’ posts. They would be services I have bought or firmly believe in. And they would be written by me for you guys.
The feedback was generally positive. A lot of “go ahead and try it” and “don’t make it too frequent” type of remarks.
So, I’ve tried it. I encourage you to click through if it’s interesting to you, but only if the subject matter is interesting to you. I want the posts to be “me”, informative and touch on the products at hand. There will never be more than 1 in a week (and since I post somewhere around 50 entries a week that means that less than 2% of the content is paid for, though I’d rather that approach 1% ideally).
Let me know how you feel about this. I think this is important enough that I’m soliciting all opinions without really telling you how I feel (odd, eh?).
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If you are interested in advertising, or whatnot, the Ensight Advertising Page is live. In addition, I am booking new advertisers for the side spots for September, so if you are interested in a great deal (25$/month) to a solid audience (business and tech folk), let me know.
August 31st, 2004 at 3:30 pm
Your “This post is a sponsored post” disclaimer did not come through to my RSS reader (Bloglines). The feed stopped at the end of the main post making it look like a traditional post and not a sponsored post. Now sure how other readers are displaying the post, but I know it’s important to you to be upfront about the sponsored post thing so I wanted to let you know. And, just for fun, I’m going to type “post” one more time. Post (damn, I did it again).
September 1st, 2004 at 2:37 pm
Blogvertorials
Jeremy Wright’s got yet another idea on how to make money from blogging – get people sponsoring your individual blog posts.
September 2nd, 2004 at 11:12 am
Sponsored post didn’t kill a kitten
Jeremy Wright tells us that a sponsored post was published on his site. The first advertising post didn’t make my computer explode and I doubt he’s going to Hell.
In fact, the post reads like his normal blog entries. We, the reader, know what’s g…
September 2nd, 2004 at 12:19 pm
David, I’ll be fixing that before the next one goes out. Promise. And my apologies to my readers for not testing that earlier.
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