Ad questions

Woody Williams (woody_at_fitness-usa.com)
Mon, 24 Jun 1996 09:11:33 -0700

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I am a new subscriber. I produce and host an entertainment site. My site
has existed for two 1/2 months and is now up to 40,000 page access hits
daily (Monday-Friday). We drop down a bit on the weekend with Sunday being
the slowest day. The page access figures I quote are from the Webtrends
software I run on my server. I have attempted to only show page access
hits by instructing Webtrends to ignore accesses of image maps, jpgs, etc.

My questions are:
1. Is my site getting enough activity yet to attract advertisers?
2. Are there ad agents that can handle advertising sales for me?
3. How long of an audit is typically required to substantiate site activity?

Any response to these questions will be appreciated.

The name of my site is Fitness Centerfolds. The site features the
photography of Michael Scott, one of fitness industry's premier
photographers. The content of the site is fitness models wearing bikinis
and sexy clothing. This is NOT an adult site--it is PG rated with
absolutely no full nudity or sexual content. Still, it seems to appeal to
many visitors judging from the steady increase in site activity.

The URL of this site is:

http://www.fitness-usa.com/msa

Thanks,

Woody

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