ONLINE-ADS>> Need banner placement in the U.K./Ireland

Euro-Marketing Associates (euromktg_at_netlink.co.uk)
Wed, 19 Feb 1997 12:42:09 +0100

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Hi all,

Does anyone on this list place banner ads in the U.K.? I've gone through
Yahoo U.K. and other specifically British indexes, but it seems like the
only banner placement companies who are shown oon these indexes are
American companies. I need a British company who knows the lay of the land
(Web) in England and Ireland.

Best regards,

Bill Dunlap

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