Is this the kind of content/ articles people look for?

[Geekybizness]

Hi guys,


In my last post I asked you people some advice about article writing assignments and I am glad I did. Some of you helped me there. Thanks. Well, Now I want to know if people looking for content/ article writers will be interested in articles like this one:



How technology can help advertise effectively?

Bruce Willis and flying cars, want to take a guess? Yes that was “Fifth Element”, a world where extreme imagination was just an everyday thing. Imagination is what has brought humans and technology together. The marriage of technology with the basic needs of human beings has been happy so far. Sometimes it can be devastating, though. Innovations today are simpler and more useful than they were a decade ago. Communication and information have been two very important pillars of this age. From search engines to cloning, life has become so interspersed with technology that everything we do is either a result or a cause of technology. Take for example, advertising. It has grown from simple print form to large displays to high tech commercials. Today we see large billboards at crowded locations. They come in many sizes and forms. Some are plain painted boards; some add value by fitting some lights and some are displayed on big TV screens. These billboards are very expensive as compared to a simple print ad. They are billed monthly or quarterly. Often the companies that can afford these ads are large corporations. What about the small companies who want to advertise and get as much attention as big companies? Will they ever be able to compete with these large corporations when it comes to spending? I guess the answer is NO! Then what is the solution? What if these ads were run for a smaller duration with less hassle? What if technology could make things much simpler than now? Imagine yourself as an owner of a small business. You would want to run your ad at 5pm in the evening for an hour when people are leaving for home or you want your ad to be displayed for 2 days continuously before your shop’s opening ceremony. Would that be possible with the ongoing billboard rates and current technology? Again the answer is a straight NO. Well, then what should be done? There’s always a solution to everything! What if the ads were broken down in hour slots or day slots or week slots, as the need be? What if technologically the billboards were connected directly to a website where the client needs to fill in the details of an ad- image, text, a video, etc and the ad gets displayed in seconds? The client is charged as per his needs-hourly, daily, weekly or even monthly. Here the company can charge a slightly higher fee for smaller slots and the client would not say no to that as far as his need is fulfilled. This is just one way to resolve this issue. There can be several other techniques to tackle issues like these because technology is advancing at an accelerating speed and competition at an alarming rate. Imagine what would happen to flying cars when meteorites from sky would fall in numbers?


Please let me know because I am little confused about people looking for niche market articles and general articles. Also, let me know if this one sounds too vague. Thanks in advance....

[Sara Young]

My first thought is that it is very hard to read because it is not broken down into small paragraphs.

[Geekybizness]

Thanks for the feedback Sara. I just made it look better now:

How technology can help advertise effectively?

Bruce Willis and flying cars, want to take a guess? Yes, that was “Fifth Element”, a world where extreme imagination was just an everyday thing. Imagination is what has brought humans and technology together. The marriage of technology with the basic needs of human beings has been happy so far. Sometimes it can be devastating, though. Innovations today are simpler and more useful than they were a decade ago. Communication and information have been two very important pillars of this age. From search engines to cloning, life has become so interspersed with technology that everything we do is either a result or a cause of technology. Take for example, advertising. It has grown from simple print form to large displays to high tech commercials.
Today we see large billboards at crowded locations. They come in many sizes and forms. Some are plain painted boards; some add value by fitting some lights and some are displayed on big TV screens. These billboards are very expensive as compared to a simple print ad. They are billed monthly or quarterly. Often the companies that can afford these ads are large corporations. What about the small companies who want to advertise and get as much attention as big companies? Will they ever be able to compete with these large corporations when it comes to spending? I guess the answer is NO! Then what is the solution? What if these ads were run for a smaller duration with less hassle? What if technology could make things much simpler than now?
Imagine yourself as an owner of a small business. You would want to run your ad at 5pm in the evening for an hour when people are leaving for home or you want your ad to be displayed for 2 days continuously before your shop’s opening ceremony. Would that be possible with the ongoing billboard rates and current technology? Again the answer is a straight NO. Well, then what should be done? There’s always a solution to everything! What if the ads were broken down in hour slots or day slots or week slots, as the need be? What if technologically the billboards were connected directly to a website where the client needs to fill in the details of an ad- image, text, a video, etc and the ad gets displayed in seconds? The client is charged as per his needs-hourly, daily, weekly or even monthly. Here the company can charge a slightly higher fee for smaller slots and the client would not say no to that as far as his need is fulfilled. This is just one way to resolve this issue. There can be several other techniques to tackle issues like these because technology is advancing at an accelerating speed and competition at an alarming rate. Imagine what would happen to flying cars when meteorites from sky would fall in numbers?

[Geekybizness]

But I guess, I am still having problem with formatting. I need to improve here.