Re: The next big thing

From: Pantelis Dimitriou <DimitriouP_at_sharelink.com.cy>
Date: Mon 29 Jan 2001 16:31:48 -0500

KATHLEEN BOWERS <kathleen_at_hirerocket.com> WROTE:
> But, from my standpoint, I'm guessing...
> - emailed newsletters (to shared lists)
> - link exchanges
> - paid search engine and directory placements
> - strategic partnerships

Kathleen hi,

I can appreciate these ways of advertising online, but
I was talking about new ways in a technical sense, say
for example audio or moving graphics and/or video. And
I'm not talking about superstitials or interstitials. I
don't know how the advertising world rates these two
types of online advertising, but what I do know is that
whenever I see one of these I immediatelly skip it or
close it and then curse for a few seconds... Still I am
amazed that with all the dotcoms sprouting all over the
world the past couple of years, no one thought of a
new, improved way of advertising on line.

SVETLANA SAVITSKAYA <svs_at_csp.org.by> WROTE:
> Of course, as faster web connections and increased
> bandwidth become more widely available, many experts
> are saying that a moving picture will be the future of
> online advertising.

Svetlana hi and thanks for your comments,

Actually I have found out that advertising using
banners is not easy. But my interest in the subject is
not from the advertiser's point of view. It's from the
investor's point of view, who is trying to see if there
is anything up and coming in the online advertising
market, as that market is one that interests us. So
those experts that you mention, can you suggest a site
or book where I can read up on their views?

Thanks in advance,

Pantelis Dimitriou,
Venture Capital Liaison Officer,
SFS Corporate Analysis Ltd,
Tel: +357 (2) 554300
Fax: +357 (2) 349476
E-mail: dimitrioup_at_sharelink.com.cy
web page: http://www.sfsnet.com/





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