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Old 08-29-2010, 01:16 AM   #44
speakingtohe
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I can think of several ways of advertising in ebooks that would be reasonable effective and not overly annoying except to those who are totaly opposed to advertising.

I can even think of one or two that might be considered added value by many readers.

Inserting a coupon, recipe, or amusing story at the end of a chapter with a brought to you by xxx message would not unduly interrupt the reading process except to the most controlling (it shouldn't be this way because I say so) kind of person.

Tailoring advertising to the market reached by each type of literature has already been done to a great extent so it is probably only a matter of time till an ad exec reads this thread and says Aha!!

Bet it reaches the IPAD market first.
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