JustinMcClelland.com » Urbana http://www.justinmcclelland.com From Zero To Seven Figures Tue, 07 Sep 2010 09:09:13 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 2009/2010 Yellow Pages http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/20092010-yellow-pages/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/20092010-yellow-pages/#comments Tue, 25 Aug 2009 10:11:16 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/?p=310

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Yellow Letter Marketing Wrap-Up http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/yellow-letter-marketing-wrap-up/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/yellow-letter-marketing-wrap-up/#comments Mon, 24 Aug 2009 01:39:01 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/?p=287

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Onward and Upward http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/onward-and-upward/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/onward-and-upward/#comments Thu, 20 Aug 2009 18:13:00 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/onward-and-upward/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Yellow Letter Marketing http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/yellow-letter-marketing/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/yellow-letter-marketing/#comments Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:56:41 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/yellow-letter-marketing/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Late Night/Early Morning http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/late-nightearly-morning/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/late-nightearly-morning/#comments Sat, 15 Aug 2009 09:28:30 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/late-nightearly-morning/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Delightful Piece of Mail http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/delightful-piece-of-mail/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/delightful-piece-of-mail/#comments Thu, 13 Aug 2009 19:47:03 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/delightful-piece-of-mail/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Back in it http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/back-in-it/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/back-in-it/#comments Thu, 13 Aug 2009 15:12:53 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/back-in-it/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 CraigsList II http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/craigslist-2/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/craigslist-2/#comments Thu, 06 Aug 2009 01:34:57 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/craigslist-2/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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]]> http://js-kit.com/rss/justinmcclelland.com/p=310 2 Accountability Update http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/accountability-update/ http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/accountability-update/#comments Wed, 05 Aug 2009 16:59:03 +0000 Justin McClelland http://www.justinmcclelland.com/index.php/2009/08/accountability-update/

I indeed decided to place an advertisement in the 2009/2010 Yellow Pages.  Although I believe print advertising is a dying medium, I’m following my gut on this one.  Deep-down, I really believe that the homeowner who is at risk of being foreclosed on may turn to the Yellow Pages to find who to call.  This would be especially true, if that homeowner is older and is more used to using a print directory vs. the internet.  The older homeowner will most likely have more equity in their house; see how this makes sense in my head?  You should.  And the main incentive is that my ad will be the only one in the Real Estate section about foreclosure prevention…boo-yhaw!

And I just thought about this, but it’s too late now.  I should’ve used an exclusive phone number and had it forwarded to my main phone number, just for advertisement tracking purposes.  It’s too late now, so I’ll just have to ask every caller how they heard about me. The 2″ Yellow Page ad cost me $60 monthly, so $720 for the year.  You should see a blog from me within the next year about how a Yellow Page lead generated “X” ROI.  Everyone told me not to place an ad in the Yellow Pages, all I heard were naysayers.  But when folks turn right, I go left.  You’ll see how this turns out…oh yeah…you’ll see…

- Justin

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