View Full Version : Are Sigs Still a Viable Source of Advertising?
taboo_gal
2004-08-05, 01:02 PM
***I posted this on another forum, but haven't gotten any replies. Hope posting this here will get at least a few.***
Have any of you found, since all the sig selling/whoring, that the number of clicks through your sig have diminished?
Have the number of signups you get decreased?
What about the quality of the sign up? Have they been more/less active or stayed about the same?
Ramster
2004-08-05, 02:19 PM
Sigs are a waste for the most part unless you are a big name player. Some big names get decent money but others get $200/month and crap like that.
Wouldn't you make more money building a gallery a day for an hour and submitting it then posting on some webmaster board for that hour to get the sig impressions you need to have that $200 renewed next month?
Seems silly to me. If you are posting anyway, ok fine. But if you are just posting to get your sig seen, get a life.
Useless
2004-08-05, 02:34 PM
Originally posted by taboo_gal
***I posted this on another forum, but haven't gotten any replies. Hope posting this here will get at least a few.***
Have any of you found, since all the sig selling/whoring, that the number of clicks through your sig have diminished?
Have the number of signups you get decreased?
What about the quality of the sign up? Have they been more/less active or stayed about the same?
Click on my sig and I'll tell you!
taboo_gal
2004-08-05, 02:48 PM
Originally posted by Ramster
Sigs are a waste for the most part unless you are a big name player. Some big names get decent money but others get $200/month and crap like that.
Wouldn't you make more money building a gallery a day for an hour and submitting it then posting on some webmaster board for that hour to get the sig impressions you need to have that $200 renewed next month?
Seems silly to me. If you are posting anyway, ok fine. But if you are just posting to get your sig seen, get a life.
I have to agree. I don't see a very high return on them at all.
webgurl
2004-08-05, 05:16 PM
taboo gal , how you doing long time no chat .
I don't really think Sigs are worth it if there is to high of a price tag . Right now I offer free shirts for their sigs on some boards . Its not bad I have got some responses so there are people that is interested |peace|
Entreri
2004-08-05, 11:29 PM
Originally posted by webgurl
taboo gal , how you doing long time no chat .
I don't really think Sigs are worth it if there is to high of a price tag . Right now I offer free shirts for their sigs on some boards . Its not bad I have got some responses so there are people that is interested |peace| Does that mean I can whore my sig space for a t-shirt? |escape|
Entreri.
Certifiedbitch
2004-08-05, 11:56 PM
well i guess to some people sig still worth it advertising but for big players in the industry i don't think they still need to use sig to advertise.
taboo_gal
2004-08-06, 08:21 AM
Originally posted by webgurl
taboo gal , how you doing long time no chat .
I don't really think Sigs are worth it if there is to high of a price tag . Right now I offer free shirts for their sigs on some boards . Its not bad I have got some responses so there are people that is interested |peace|
Hey you! :) I hope things are going well for ya.
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