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CD Burnt
07-28-2002, 04:43 PM
I am considering adding some advertisements to a website to cover my webhosting costs.

To keep it simple, I am thinking of asking for a flat fee for one year of ad placement, probably placing clickable images on a static page (not rotating banner ads).

I am considering placing several ads (6? 9?) on one static page.

Are there standard (image ads) sizes in the advertising world, including banner ad size standards?

100 pixels x 50 pixels, for a made-up example.

If I want to fit six or nine on one webpage, what size would be best?

.....

If banner ads much preferred by the advertisers, how hard is it to set up a banner rotation system on a simple website, with the banner images hosted on the same machine as the website?



thnx

Synthetic
07-28-2002, 04:57 PM
120x60
468x60
120x600
125x125
88x31
230x33

Those are some of the standard/most commonly used ad sizes.

FDrive
07-28-2002, 05:03 PM
468x60 (full banner), 120x60 (mini-banner), and 88x31 (button size) seem to be the most common.

Gem Hexen
07-28-2002, 10:52 PM
6 to 9 ads? phew...

CD Burnt
07-28-2002, 11:32 PM
Thanks for the info, guys.

I wanted to know what "standard" was before emailing anyone with a proposal.

yes, 6 to 9 ads. it's a small site. 6 at $30 apiece would cover my hosting costs. I am thinking they would all be on one page, the "where-to-buy page". Not on every page. Or maybe rotate them on the home page only. dunno yet.

Right now it's just a picture site. But people looking to buy related products end up at my site.