I know it’s happening on your websites. I’ve seen it happen on my own websites. Banner click rates are down, they’ve been moving down steadily for years. And less clicks equals less money for you and me.

1. Why our website not earning?
From the desk of Pat Flanagan,
I know it’s happening on your websites. I’ve seen it happen on my own
websites. Banner click rates are down, they’ve been moving down steadily
for years. And less clicks equals less money for you and me.
It’s because of one simple fact…

2. Let Me Tell You A Little Story To
Illustrate What’s Happening…
I grew up in the Midwest. We had good weather during the summer, but during
the winters… we had snow. And plenty of it.
And let me tell you, nothing beats walking outside on a sunny winter’s day with
a fresh snowfall…
Instant Snowblindness
Going snowblind is when it’s bright out and the snow on the ground reflects all
the light back up. Everything is there around you, just like during the summer.
You just can’t see any of it, no matter how good your sunglasses are.
Your visitors aren’t snowblind, though…
They’re BANNER BLIND.
People have been surfing the web for 15 years now. The “good old days” of the
web are like the summertime in my story. Your website visitors saw everything
on the screen, because it was all new to them. And they clicked on
EVERYTHING.
Over the years, though, we’ve moved into “winter” and people have become
banner blind. They’re so used to seeing websit e ads, they have started ignoring
them. This happens at the subconscious level.
Making less money sucks, doesn’t it? I got really tired of it. So I decided to do
something about it.
I started thinking, what could I do to make my banners noticeable… What could
overcome my website visitors’ banner blindness…
Then it hit me…

3. Maybe My Banners Shouldn’t
Look Like Banners At All.
If my website visitors weren’t noticing banners, then maybe they’d notice more
content. Or maybe they’d notice other new things that they’re used to clicking
on at other sites.
This was a situation where my years of graphic design experience came in
handy. After a few weeks of outside-the-box thinking, I had the perfect solution.
I’ll Tell You Now, This May Not Be For You.
I’ll tell you right now that what I came up with is sneaky. It’s crafty. And it isn’t
for everyone.
So if the idea of doing something tricky with your website visitors gets your panties in a
twist…
Don’t read any further. You should leave right now.

4. For those of you who want to get more clicks and make more money, though… This is for
you.
NINJA BANNERS has EIGHT tricky banner layouts, each designed to look like a
section of content or a social media click trigger. They come in PSD format, so
you can customize them with Photoshop or free GIMP software (or get a cheap
outsourcer from Fiverr to do it) to add content and photos/graphics pertaining
to the offer you’re linking to.
They’re a powerful click-grabbing cure for banner blindness. Just see for
yourself…
Here’s What You Get. . .

5. Sections
This simulates a scrolling “Related Sections” widget on your website. Includes simulated
arrow buttons for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphic is independently
customizable.
Strype
This simulates notifications from a very popular instant messaging program. Includes black
background for additional eye appeal, plus selectable bubble and asterisk icons in green,
yellow, and red. Each ad within the graphic is independently customizable.

6. FBSide
This simulates the sidebar of a popular social media site. Includes customizable “Likes”
number line for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphic is independently
customizable.
News
This simulates a news headlines widget. Includes a bright fuscia header and big headline text
for grabbing eyes. Each ad within the graphic is independently customizable.

7. ShLike
This simulates a “click Like if you like this, or click Share if you like that” image. These
images are proving to create MAJOR visitor engagement and clicks on social media sites.
Each ad within the graphic is independently customizable.
Plusesque
This simulates the sidebar of a popular social media site. Includes a prominent
call-to-action button for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphic
is independently customizable.

8. Relcon
This simulates a scrolling Related Content widget on your website. Includes simulated scroll
arrows for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphic is independently
customizable.
FBPop
This simulates the alert boxes from a popular social media site. Includes upper right X button
for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphi
This simulates the alert boxes from a popular social media site. Includes upper
right X button for an additional click trigger. Each ad within the graphic is
independently customizable.
Each NINJA BANNERS layout comes in the 12 Adsense banner sizes:
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160×600, 120×600 and 120×240 Skyscrapers
728×90, 468×60 and 234×60 Horizontals
336×380, 300×250 and 180×150 Rectangles

9. •
250×250, 200×200 and 125×125 Squares
That’s 96 Banners In All!
As you’ve seen above in the 250×250 examples, most of the designs actually
come with more than one “ad” in the layout. This pushes them further away
from your typical banner look people are so used to.
Plus, it gives you the opportunity to subtly present your offer in multiple ways,
greatly enhancing the chance of getting that click. After all, who better to
compete with for clicks than yourself!
WARNING! These Banners Are Controversial.
While they do come in the 12 Adsense banner sizes, NINJA BANNERS may just
be too controversial to use FOR Adsense & Adwords.
HOWEVER… by having those sizes are your fingertips, they’re guaranteed to
work for your own offers in thousands upon thousands of WordPress themes
and HTML site templates that have pre-made spots for Adsense banners.
Also, you could get in trouble if you use NINJA BANNERS for evil instead of
good! These pull so many clicks that, if you customize them with deceptive
content, your CPA network may not like it.
HOWEVER… use content that directly relates to the offer and you should be
ok.
Don’t let any of this scare you off… Just like any other ninja powers, using them
for GOOD will bring you longterm benefits… In other words, more money!
OK Cut To the Chase. . .
How Much Does NINJA BANNERS Cost?
Between you and me… I know I have to give you a good deal, that’s just how
these things work. But I still have to show you how good a deal it really is. So…
I know how long it took to design all these banners from scratch, because I did
it. If you hired a graphic designer to create these (and they’d have to be a
GOOD graphic designer in order to make this work, not some cutrate Fiverr
flunky)… You’d easily pay at least $200 per design.
And there are 8 designs here, so we’re talking about more than $1,500 for what
you get in NINJA BANNERS.
I’m not going to charge $1,500. Or $150. Or even $15.
Get Your NINJA BANNERS Right Now.
>>> Smartest Deal <<<
Developer License
(Use On Your Sites, Client Sites,
and Sell Banners Made With Templates)

10. Personal Use License
(Use On Your Own S
ites Only)
P.S. Remember, NINJA BANNERS has 8 sneaky designs, each with 12 banner sizes, for 96
banners total. If you think you can come up with a better way to get your ads clicked, by all
means, do it, I’ll probably want to buy it. Or you can have something rolling in minutes, if
you buy NINJA BANNERS right now.
>>> Smartest Deal <<<
Developer License
(Use On Your Sites, Client Sites,
and Sell Banners Made With Templates)

11. Personal Use License
(Use On Your Own Sites Only)
P.P.S. If you don’t grab NINJA BANNERS right now, your click-thru rates will
continue heading down, along with your income. There’s no magic trick that
will turn that downward spiral around, you have to DO SOMETHING. While
you wait, others will be DOING that SOMETHING and they’ll pass you by.
Don’t let this happen to you. Get NINJA BANNERS now, before the price rises.
Or before I take it off the market completely.
>>> Smartest Deal <<<
Developer License

12. (Use On Your Sites, Client Sites,
and Sell Banners Made With Templates)
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