...offers many options to promote your product
, service or philosophy

 

Standard Banners
(the only size we display)



 

468 pixels wide X 58 pixels high with link to your website or electronic flyer
 

Billboards
Available in two sizes

190 pixels wide X 100 pixels high

Investor.gif (18677 bytes)

NFMS-billboard.gif (5737 bytes)

bam2.gif (9614 bytes)

animal-essences.gif (8055 bytes)

140 pixels wide X 170 pixels high

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linked to your website or electronic flyer

Use all three for impact!

Banners and billboards are graphical links, which have the added benefit of being a visual advertisement.

Banners are seen as you scroll down within the text,
and billboards are on the right or left side of the screen.

Some readers are attracted to column billboards,
and some banners within the text/listings.

We suggest using all three forms for maximum impact.

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828-254-6620

We currently place billboards in the column
on the right and/or left side  of calendar and magazine front page

Banners can be placed anywhere, on a first-come, first-served basis.
ask about special placement.

We offer the lowest price
...and best cost
of any medium in Asheville
 Banner & Billboard Rates


...about the Pixel
The banners and billboards above show you
the way they look on your computer
That's it.

Need more? ....ok

In the cyberworld, "size" on a screen monitor is measured in "pixels" (combination of Picture & Element) rather than inches. It is relative to the screen size.

Pixel  is the smallest element of a display which can be assigned a color. If your display is set to the maximum resolution, it is the smallest building block on the monitor. If your display is set to a lower resolution, it can be made up of several blocks to form each pixel.
 

A pixel is .014 inch on a 14" monitor 640 X 480 resolution See banners above for size. Banners are proportional to the size of your computer or TV screen.

The banners above measure as small as about 6 to 8 inches wide by about 3/4 (.750) inches high when viewed on a 12 inch monitor [it depends  on what the viewer's screen resolution is set for], or as wide as 1 ft. 2 inches by about 1.5 inches high on a 24 inch monitor, or near a movie size (nearly 3 ft wide by 1/2 ft high) on a 56 inch monitor!

Still more? See Microsoft

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