Is it possible to buy advertisements in magazines via e-commerce website?
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Try out TapInko and watch the videos
http://www.tapinko.com
TapInko makes advertising in all these offline places, just as easy if you were advertising online. With TapInko there are no set-up costs or membership fees. It's an easy to use and fully functional website.
Give TapInko a try today!
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I've used them before and was relatively pleased with their service.
Hope it helps!
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I also found this directory.
http://www.business.com/directory/advertising_and_marketing/advertising/media_planning_and_buying/print_advertising/magazine/
The two top listings sound the most promising.
http://www.workingmediagroup.com/main.htm
http://www.mediabids.com/viewHomePage/Quorthon.jsp?target=HPProcessor
MediaBids seems particularly interesting.
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In shortly i would say that you just try that following link to get all
informations about your question.
e commerce.pixel crayons.com
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You could use a service like Tapinko (http://www.tapinko.com) but in order to maximize the ROI for each ad you place, you should really have an ad that is geared towards you targeted demographic, and adjust it slightly as necessary, for best results.
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The only thing "wrong" with tapinko is that you are limited to what you can buy in a given market. In Nashville, where i live, for example, they only offer the Tennessean... which, if i was going to select that, I'd contact them directly. On the other hand, it seems that in other markets, they do offer a lot of niche stuff like blogs and zines, and off-the-wall opportunities like having your logo tattooed on someone. My logo is pretty awesome, but i don't want to see it plastered on someone's body!
Have you contacted TapInko to ask them? I don't doubt they will work with you if you are inquiring about a given market. Since they are a small startup, they are growing to offer more eventually.