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Why sponsor a DigitalNewscasts website?
How do I sponsor a website?
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The key word is Sponsor. We want sponsors behind our websites instead of just advertisers. Sponsors are proud to tell their customers and employees about their new endeavor. Whether it's a sponsoring sportsbar displaying a banner for AtlantaSportsDaily.com, or an outside sales rep proudly telling a prospect that her employer sponsors WirelessNewsDaily.com, the difference is pride. Sponsorship is much more than just an ad: Features include... - A whopping 17 square inch banner (on typical 17" crt at 1024x768) - No Ad Rotations! There is only one sponsor per website! - Guaranteed no competitors ads* and only minimal (and much smaller) ads by our affiliates - Up to three live links can be active in your banner. In addition to the normal external link you'll find on many advertisements, our sites offer internal links to access additional ad space below the datafeeds (like this information). This site, for example, uses two internal links, the "Why" and the "How" buttons, to move the viewer to two other areas inside the website (such as this area). These links can provide product information, brief FAQs, directions, testimonials or whatever a sponsor chooses. These ads (additional charge) can be up to an incredible 110 square inches of additional ad space and since they are internal the access time is nearly instantaneous. We also support traditional external links out to sponsors' websites but we believe targeted use of internal links is vastly superior to the traditional and generic "Click here for more information" found on most sites. A steakhouse chain, for example, could sponsor BaseballNewsDaily.com and provide a button labeled "Menu" to show viewers featured menu items and get viewers salivating. Another button labeled "Locations" could show viewers phone numbers or addresses for each restaurant. Most importantly, the number of viewers choosing to clicking "Menu" or "Locations" would likely be many times higher than if the link had said merely "Click here for more information" and the sponsor now has an opportunity to address viewers' questions almost immediately. - Frequency of viewers - Why do TV and radio often repeat ads back to back? Because the quick repetition "burns in" the ad's impression deeper than two ads that are hours apart. What does that have to do with DigitalNewscasts? All of our products are "daily" for a reason. We focus on high-repetition topics, where viewers may become frequent viewers and check back often, possibly several times a day. Combine this with guaranteed-no-rotation ads, and you could be making impressions which are far more significant than casual "wandered by" viewers at sites with the same traffic. All of our sites cover dynamic, high-value topics with high or even passionate levels of interest and ever-changing content, to drive the highest viewing frequency possible. Ultimiately, DigitalNewscasts is not in the business of providing news - we're in the business of making impressions and we've structured the business to make the deepest, highest frequency impressions we can. We hope you'll sign up for a sponsorship today. (* Each news feed displays one plain-text ad and DigitalNewscasts has no control over the content of this ad)
It's simple and cost-effective to sponsor a website. Sponsorships are a (minimum) three month commitment. Monthly rates are $350 per website*, with discounts for 6-month and 1-year sponsorships. This is for 100% sponsorship - no ad rotations or time-sharing. Your logo and message are displayed at all times (99.9% uptime estimate). To sign up or to learn more, please check out www.DigitalNewscasts.com or e-mail Sales@DigitalNewscasts.com (*This price represents a limited time offer. As sites launch and sponsorships are sold, the price of the remaining sponsorships will increase. )
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