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anyone have any luck advertising domains in the wallstreet journal? specifically on thursdays under "the mart" section. I see one every now and then up there. I have had great success with ads in this section for many different businesses, have not run one on domains as of yet.

please share experiences and success/failure stories. Also if not the wsj please share about other papers or paper publications.
 

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A group of domainers, organized by BigTicketDomains.com ran an ad for a few days in a row, a couple of weeks ago. I'm not sure if any got sold (I listed one of my domains only on the website, as I missed the print deadline).

Barron's might be a better idea, as people likely spend more time reading the articles/ads in it.
 

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thanks george i think i might give it a try. I have never used barrons, but i have found with the wsj that you will recieve calls even weeks after the print date. I am sure barrons is comparable.
 

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gdurni said:
anyone have any luck advertising domains in the wallstreet journal? specifically on thursdays under "the mart" section. I see one every now and then up there. I have had great success with ads in this section for many different businesses, have not run one on domains as of yet.

please share experiences and success/failure stories. Also if not the wsj please share about other papers or paper publications.


Personally, I don't think the Wallstreet Journal would be good for domain exposure. Sure the demographic is loaded with decision makers who have a lot of cash. But that doesn't mean they are very internet savvy. And remember, many of these individuals lost a BUNDLE in the dot com implosion which has never, and may never, get back to where it used to be.

The one case where you may have some success is if you have a very targeted FINANCIAL/INVESTMENT domain. Then, it may be worth your while and money to put it in the WSJ.

I think you'd be better off with a technology focused magazine, although I don't read a lot of those and couldn't tell you which one has a good subscriber base.

Good luck with whatever you try.
 

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yeh i agree, i think real estate domains could also be successful in WSJ print. I will keep everyone updated if i try it
 
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