Hi and good day everyone.

I would like to introduce a new way of advertising.

It is great for your business in such a way that it allows you to promote your products/services in a more subtle way.

This way, it is sort of a subconscious promotion for your prospective clients/customers.

It can even be used to promote your CPA or affiliate links! (e.g. 8hare, churpchurp, clickbank) Imagine getting all those clicks for free and not annoying your friends.


What do I mean by this?

I am sure most of you are used to reading links of articles and videos posted on Facebook, Twitter, forums and other social media by your friends right?

And maybe you have shared some links yourself.

What if I told you that you can 'hijack' any recognised and authoritative article/viral story or video and put your very own customized advertisement to it?

YES! It is Possible!

You can choose what you want to appear in the advertisement. Text, images, video, etc. You can choose whether you want the advertisement to appear in a pop-up (you can choose how many seconds to delay the pop-up from appearing) or as a redirect to your link when they want to exit the current page. Whatever you choose, you can be rest assured that your prospects will see your advertisement, without them knowing that it is from you! They will think that it is from the original page/site that they are reading. Isn't that amzing?? This is truly a 'ninja' way of marketing and advertisement.

You can even add your own prefix to the link, so it looks really genuine and people will not notice that it is actually your special customized link. they will think it is from the original site/page. The original site and your shared link are identical! No alterations whatsoever!

Still don't understand?

Why don't you see some examples below:

1) Article from a major authoritative and trustworthy news site embedded with my advertisement as a pop-up image that shows up when the reader tries to press 'X' on the browser window/tab:

original article: http://washingtonpost.com/blogs/worldviews...emorial-service
article with my affiliate link embedded: http://washingtonpost.com.topglobaltrend.c...emorial-service


2) Article from a major popular and trustworthy site embedded with my advertisement as a pop-up video that shows up when the reader tries to exit, which i daisy-chained to another page with another video! Remember that you can choose ANY video, ANY image as buttons and ANY text you want! No affliliate links here, just wanted to show what was possbile:

original article: http://distractify.com/people/amazing/the-...ring-van-damme/
video with my 'fun' video embedded: http://distractify.com.topglobaltrend.com/...uring-van-damme


3) You can add a [Fan Page 'Like' pop-up on page load] & an [opt-in pop-up when the reader tries to leave] easily as shown here:

http://www.how2learn.biz/google-money


4) Trending video from popular site embedded with my ad as a redirect when the reader tries to exit (even if they press the 'X' on the pop-up they will still be taken to the link):

original article: http://www.viralnova.com/traveled-the-world/
article with my redirect link: http://viralnova.com.topglobaltrend.com/traveled-the-world

5) A nicer-looking way to promotoe affiliate products with an embedded video:

http://buzz.how2learn.biz/russia-blasts-raise-olympic-fears



*** for all of these methods, you can customize when you want the pop-up to appear (i.e. on page load, after 'X' seconds delay or on page exit)

After having some $$$ success with this 'hijacking' method, I am now providing this as a service for others. Please PM me to get more info and a quotation. It is worth it believe me!

Hope to hear from you soon.

Cheers!

This post has been edited by pr0d1gy: Feb 3 2014, 11:18 AM

This is not hijack. If hijack, people going directly to washingtonpost.com would see your advertisement. What you're doing is merely showing your advertisement before showing that original content.

I fail to see, how your scheme would be of any use at all. How do you get people to visit your special urls?