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    and you profit $100 per customer. So you have a 5 to 1 ROI, or, in other words, it takes five buyers to pay for the monthly cost. But, because you’re fifth in line, you barely get those five customers. But what if the first position full page for $2000 gets 20, $100 calls a month. You would say that it’s the same ROI, right? Wrong! Because even if his ad just broke even, he has a larger base of customers to spread the word-of-mouth and give you referrals. Wouldn’t you rather have more customers and still cover your ad cost?

    Think about it. If both ads cost you nothing each month, which is a better deal? And what if adding color got you five more customers but only cost $200 more? Finally, what if you had a second ad that also cost you nothing in a secondary heading? For instance, if you are a plumber and could have a smaller ad in “Water Heaters” or an air conditioning repair person under “

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