Hi Kenneth, Thanks for the support. I am seriously considering the adlandpro affliate program now. I just don't totally understand it but I will study it and find out what I have to do to become active in it. This has been suggested to me from several members now so it must be pretty good. I just got a bad start and my enthusiasum flew out the door. Adlandpro is the only site I've found to honest and not lead people astray. So thank you again  From Diana

Hi Mary,

Good question I sometimes have asked myself that same thing in the short time I have been here( what am I doing here ).. When I weigh the facts .. as Kenneth has already stated .. I get more bang for my advertising dollars here .

 The nature of my business makes every person in Adland a potential client and if I give them good customer service and show them I am a competent travel agent than they tell their friends and I make money and my business grows, so it's a great place to network for me and make friends. I have also made some real friends who are not only networking buddies, but good friends as well.

I love the spirit of the people here most of them are genuinely great people and want to help others be successful. It is also a great training ground for anyone wanting to learn how to advertise on the Internet and its safe .. so where else could I find such a community on the net ?

Blessings,

Geketa

 

Hi, Mary, No doubt it is fairly obvious that I have stayed simply for the non marketing forums. When much of your time is spent just staying alive, it is often over-looked just how valuable it is for people like myself to be able to test their mettle against others with strong views. As you can see, I don't even use a signature block any more but that is a matter of choice because I have found that I simply don't have the time or necessary dedication to really concentrate on marketing my programmes and web sites. There are some fantastic opportunities here, at Adland, and it is a matter of selecting those which best serve your purpose. No doubt, once I get myself back into some sort of fighting fitness I will re-evaluate my status at Adland but I cannot see that I will leave, totally, unless things get so bad that they are beyond redemption - your forum has, I am sure, made this a very unlikely proposition. My friends list is slowly growing again and, to all of those and the people who once were on my friends list I say a very huge 'Thank you'. The big secret of Adland is to find what suits you, work at that and then grow your involvement - small steps can make a long journey more enjoyable by presenting endless opportunities as you look around the corners you come to.

Kenneth, Thanks for your resonse to Diana, Diana have been in contact via personal mail and we are working together to get her back on track. I sent her advertising choices here at Adlandpro via a forum "Advertising on Adlandpro": http://community.adlandpro.com/forums/thread/515590.aspx She should not give up til she has used all the suggestions there on a consist basis. Thanks for stopping back in to help her. Now back to our subject "Why do you stay at Adlandpro".

Arthur, Yes people first need to acknowledge why they are here and then ask themselves if their needs being met. Your needs are met here so you have stayed. Good discussions is a good reason to stay. Take care, my friend and have a good day. Your friends care about you.