Policy on Advertising and Promoting Personal Businesses on MGoBlog
What's the policy for advertising or posting links to personal businesses on MGoBlog? For example, if one did a UM related campaign on T-Spring, would they be able to post the link to their storefront on MGoBlog? I tried to search for an answer without making a thread and I didn't want to assume either way (despite the blog having a store), so I figured I would ask.
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You wouldn't expect a rich man or woman to pay to use a public park but you want them to pay for health care?
I'm just saying think about it...
And believe me I am as liberal as it gets, I just don't hate rich people on principal...
And I'm a Bernie supporter... So I really just asking you to think about the logic behind your post...
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I don't know how much insider access there is to give. Reid came on the show with us once I guess? He does sell a very specific thing, so getting his name out there doesn't necessarily turn into instant business. But he's been around a while now, and will keep being around, and he's a good dude who intends to be part of this Michigan community for a long time, so it's a good fit, and I do think it'll see a payoff eventually. Still, I ask him every time "are you getting business from this?" and he's always "nah, I'm supporting the blog." I don't think any other advertiser is like that, really. Reid's the shit.
As far as I know, the basic policy that you need only to ask permission from Seth or Brian in order to do so (they maintain the site itself and deal with the advertising). A few people have done that over the years and indeed some of the advertisers actually keep up with the blog too, from what I understand. As a rule, unauthorized stuff will come down, but if you've got the go-ahead to push some product around here, if you will, then you may do so.
Only if the ad is for free movie streaming from Indonesia
I am unfamiliar with T-spring, but if a "campaign" is simply selling stuff with no real purpose other than making money for the sponsor, then I'd say that is probably off limits, or at least not something that would be embraced here. However, if it is relevant to Michigan, you can make a case that it is supporting a (even subjectively) good cause, and so long as we are in the OT season dead zone, it may well be fine to post.
Note that this totally does not answer your question about there being a policy and the specifics of said policy, if it indeed does exist.
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Will it have animated gifs of Alison Brie or Kate Upton?
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You are free to advertise, once you've agreed to hand over 75% of the proceeds to MGoBlog.
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Hey man, rampant boasting of federal offenses is never cool even in jest!
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to advertise my Schweddy Balls?
I've done a lot of careful reasearch, but with my limited budget, I've found my advertising situation to be quite harry.
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and that avatar picture, that's what he looks like, but crossed with a chip n dale's body.
(hatter is so going to kick my tail when we meet. i'm in trouble now...)
There are a ton of charities. It would get ridiculous if people just posted them. So even that we ask that it's run through us.
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Just contact me. My name @ this site dot com. The simple and short answer is advertising is a thing you have to buy.