Question on where to post
 

I wanted to post an " ad" so to say for my advertising skills and ability to reach thousands and thousands of people to drive activity to somebody's site/forum.

Do I put this in requests for paid service? Because that is only for people looking for work to be done. Any help fellow posters?

We don't allow any sort of advertising on here. You can read our forum rules here - General Site Rules

Maybe the best undercover advertisement I've seen in a while.

PM the members since the mods have no way of knowing unless the member reports it.

I wish I could say it was planned but it was an honest inquiry for the mods.

Please stop giving advice that could get a member banned. It happens more often then you think that PM spam, which is not allowed, is reported and infracted.

@OP
Sorry but we do not allow solliciting or advertising at all on our forums.

PS This is a bit strange as you had no clue about this only less then a month ago.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showpost....49&postcount=1

Great, tell people to spam members, highly intelligent,well done.

It's amazing what one can learn given endless amounts of information on the internet. Although my query is on where to post something about directing traffic......my thread was an advertising proposal.

Not having a job is attributed to my learning. :) Also posting on digitalpoint and thewarrior forum.

With respect....... what you may have read in a month does not equate to skill or experience.

When you have documented proof of several years of placing advertising and can show that sites have substantial income growth as a result then you can talk about skills/experience.

With respect........I never said anything about reading and also never said I spent one second reading content to learn "skills or experience"

I just said there are endless amounts of information. I have picked up on basic SEO from wordpress/vbulletin, that's about it.

I have purchased a solid advertising program that utilizes Twitter called TweetAttacksPRO. From running it on my own sites and others (forums), I have seen direct results of increasing member joins, increase in adsense %'s, increase in unique hits/visitors, etc. It's not hard to build up a solid, reputable twitter account and then use it to advertise your sites.

Original question answered, closing thread.