In this issue, you will find:

1. Integrating the Internet into Traditional Marketing Models
2. Ad Banners: who, where, when, how and why
3. GRAPHICS - how do they get it to look like that?
4. How do I get my site listed?
5. Geez, I never thought of that!

1. Integrating the Internet into Traditional Marketing Models

   If the Web is part of your company's marketing future, or if you need some help with your Internet Marketing plan, the following article is a must-read:

   ~ 20 Web Site No-Nos
   http://www.internetday.com/archives/061698.html

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2. Ad Banners: who, where, when, how and why

   What to do when ad banners aren't enough:

   ~ Web Publishers Seek New Revenue Sources
   http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/zdnn_display/0,3440,2112392,00.html

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3. GRAPHICS - how do they get it to look like that?

   Want to add a few simple buttons, arrows or colored lines to your site? This resource offers free graphics available for the choosing:

   ~ ClipArtConnection.com
   http://www.clipartconnection.com/

   (Copyrighted clipart and other images should not be published on the Web without the express written consent of the owner. Read the disclaimer and restrictions at http://www.clipartconnection.com/mainframe.php3?page=copyright.php3)

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4. How do I get my site listed?

   Web site promotion involves, not only getting listed in the top search engines, but also announcing the Web site's existence to the "real" world. One way to make people outside of the Internet aware of your Web site and its benefits is to send press releases to the PR community. Press releases offer the media an opportunity to learn about your Web site or news item.

   An informative publicity primer is located at http://lamar.colostate.edu/~hallahan/hpubty.htm which describes how to write a press release, content to consider, and ways to attract attention.

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5. Geez, I never thought of that!

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   The RibMan web site features RibMan comic strips, the recipes, RibMan's barbecue advice and more. The strips are Sunday-style full color cartoons that lampoon the superhero genre. This highly original humor site has been the recipient of dozens of awards for both design and content.

   Rich Davis, co-author of the RibMan comic strip and nationally recognized barbecue expert, is available for interviews. The copyrighted recipes, comic strips and artwork from the Web site are available for publication and re-production with the authors' permission.

   Summer is here, and RibMan is armed with recipes you won't soon forget!

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