*Sponsored Presentation*

Just when you thought you were out of ideas to launch the next big thing, along comes a product that could perhaps change the fortune of many who may proclaim to know everything there is to know about the internet marketing arena.

AdPack is just what it says it is. A pack of advertising, marketing ideas on cards. When I saw this I immediately remembered the fitness deck cards that have already made it’s creator a millionaire. No doubt the creator of AdPack might probably end up a millionaire as well, the question remains to be seen if others can use the ideas that are generated from it to leverage their own success.

What is AdPack?

An Australian innovation, AdPack is an idea generator for advertising and marketing your business.

A set of color coded cards, with one row showing the media in blue, the offer on red and a power word in yellow. Using all sorts of combinations it claims that you will never run out of ideas. Each color has it own set of 50 cards which means you end up with 125,000 marketing ideas.

There are a lot of internet marketing gimmicks that offer you secrets with extremely long and lengthy sales letters, adpack doesn’t have a long and lengthy sales letter approach which is one of the reasons why I was drawn to it.

Now, I may be obviously wrong as I haven’t tried out the product myself but judging from the demo it looks like it could deliver. The only thing is that comes to you in the mail, which means you have to wait. It’s priced at $297.00.

What do I get?

• 150 strategy cards
• A brainstorming board
• An instruction booklet
• A scribble pad

The core being the color coded strategy cards which when mixed up can give a lot of ideas.

I think if you are planning on marketing online a hands on approach is sometimes useful and if you have the ideas right there in front of you all the time then you are more likely to take action. Much like blogging, as soon as I see my keyboard I usually start typing even if it’s just a headline. If I don’t see my keyboard or a pen and paper in front of me rarely will I think of new ideas.

I guess any kind of success requires you to take action, if these strategy cards make you get up and go then have a look at them and judge for yourself.

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About the author

Hyder has been blogging for the past two years on this blog. He started Weborithm, his web company, in 2007 and along with designing blogs and websites also releases various web related products.