Charities offered space on world's ]longest web banner'
Howard Lake | 30 March 2006 | News
Free Space for Fifty UK Registered Charities on the Longest Web Banner in the World
http://www.longestwebbanner.com To celebrate the launch of the website the Longest Web Banner in the World, the company is offering 50 UK Registered charities a free 120 pixel banner space.
(PressMethod) – On 31st March two designers Rakesh Patel and Tara Roskell, based in Northamptonshire, England launched their new website, a unique new concept to create a web banner, which they hope will grow to become the longest web banner in the world. They have taken the idea of a web banner, as seen on websites every day and made it into an entity in its own right. To celebrate the launch of the Longest Web Banner in the World they would like to offer fifty UK registered charities a 150 pixel long space on the banner. Ten of the fifty charities, picked at random will also have the option of having their advert professionally designed for free.
The banner home page features random images/adverts so whether you were the first person to place an image or the last, your image should have equal amount of exposure. Each advert can have a URL link and short description which can be organised by category or alphabetically. There is a category specifically for charities to advertise their fundraising events and other aspects of their charity. The banner is for both for business and personal use so the potential market is high.
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UK registered charities interested in free space on the Longest Web Banner in the World should contact
ta**@lo**************.com
for more information. Free banner space offered on a first come first served basis.
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Howard Lake is consultant editor of UK Fundraising. He founded the site in 1994 and successfully sold it in 2022. As director of Giving X Ltd he is exploring growing giving on a massive scale.
He is the founder of Fundraising Camp and co-founder of GoodJobs.