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]]> By: Lyndon Evans http://www.blogworld.com/2009/10/16/multicultural-blogging/comment-page-1/#comment-19638 Lyndon Evans Sun, 18 Oct 2009 00:06:31 +0000 http://blog.blogworldexpo.com/?p=1510#comment-19638 As the publisher of several blogs including LGBT blogs, plus writing a blog for Hearst Newspapers focusing on LGBT issues and the community, the LGBT market should not be overlooked by advertisers. Those who are bold enough to advertise to LGBT blog and website readers are leaps ahead of their competition. Because LGBT readers become appreciative that there is support for their community, they tend to become more "brand loyal" to those advertisters who don't bypass their lifestyle. This is a potential market "mainsteam" advertisers should not overlook. Lyndon Evans Publisher Artlyn Entertainment As the publisher of several blogs including LGBT blogs, plus writing a blog for Hearst Newspapers focusing on LGBT issues and the community, the LGBT market should not be overlooked by advertisers.

Those who are bold enough to advertise to LGBT blog and website readers are leaps ahead of their competition. Because LGBT readers become appreciative that there is support for their community, they tend to become more “brand loyal” to those advertisters who don’t bypass their lifestyle.

This is a potential market “mainsteam” advertisers should not overlook.

Lyndon Evans
Publisher
Artlyn Entertainment

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