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Red Cross launches first banner advert campaign

Howard Lake | 18 March 2004 | News

The British Red Cross is launching its first online banner ad campaign to promote direct debits and regular giving.

According to Third Sector magazine, the banner adverts, created by marketing agency Panlogic, will appear on Ebay.co.uk, lastminute.com, Reuters.com and Ample (www.iii.co.uk).

The banners deliver visits to a microsite, justonehour.co.uk, which encourages people to donate an hour’s salary each month by direct debit, although it will also accept one-off credit/debit card donations. The site includes a calculator that will calculate the hourly income of a visitor based on the figure they give for their annual income.

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The British Red Cross’ campaign is therefore an odd mixture of being very behind the times in terms of simply testing the banner ad for the first time, yet being up with the more active online fundraising charities in not only accepting direct debits online but specifically promoting them.

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