Re: donating banner space for charity
MARK J. WELCH [ADBILITY] WROTE:
>One problem is that the Ad Council and many charities have a
>dreadful habit of reorganizing their web sites and moving
>their banners without notice -- many of the banners shown on
>my PSA page are coming up as broken-picture icons. (I
>haven't updated the page in more than six months, because it
>is one of the LEAST visited pages at my site.)
>
>The Ad Council now has some sort of deal with NetGravity so
>that PSA ads can be automatically served, but I don't know
>how well that will work if you already use an ad-serving
>solution.
>
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Yeah, I was going to support something similar in my ad
software once higher priority tasks are completed. But
moving stuff around on thier site makes it a real hassle. :)
If you want to add a cool new service to your web site,
create your own archive of all of these ads from the various
PSA services and non-profit organizations. Maybe just have a
simple directory with no index page, nice and simple to
connect to and look for new files via software.
-Jonathan
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Jonathan Roy - roy_at_idle.com - Idle Communications, Inc.
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Received on Tue Feb 02 1999 - 06:35:12 CST
