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Where can you use banners and buttons?
You can use banners and buttons in many places including
(but not limited to):
1. As a logo on your website
2. As advertising on your website
3. As advertisement on other websites
4. In banner rotations
5. In link exchanges
6. In your emails as a signature
How do I save my banner/button to my computer?
When we send you your ad simply right click on the image
and choose "save". Choose a place to put it
on your computer, and don't forget where you put it! Note:
If the graphic is animated, don't open the graphic first
and then save it unless you have an animated enabled program
to save it in. We always attach a copy and embed a copy
of the finished product in your email so you are able
to approve it.
How do I link a banner or button to my website?
Linking your banner is not something the Graphic Design
Team does. Most places you advertise will link the banner
for you. They typically ask you to upload your graphic,
then tell them where to link it.
Others might ask you to insert the HTML code/link for
the location of your banner. To do this you will need
to have your banner "parked" somewhere where
they can access it. All this is fancy wording for the
"properties" of the parked graphic. For example:
'http://www.advertisingmoms.net/wahm-advertising.jpg'
is this graphic:
To find the properties of your ad you'll need to park
it on a page. Go to that page and right click, choose
properties, and see your location. This is the link that
advertisers will need to link to your graphic. If you
want your ad/graphic linked to your home page you must
have already done that when you initially parked your
banner.
Using the example above, the code for inserting a hyperlink
is:
<a href="http://www.advertisingmoms.com"><img
border="0" src=http://www.advertisingmoms.net/wahm-advertising.jpg></p></a>
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