Banners Don't Have to Be Boring!

Written by Merle


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Big Nose Bird http://www.bignosebird.com/

The CGI Resource http://www.cgi-resources.com/Programs_and_Scripts/Perl/

Matt's Script Archive http://www.worldwidemart.com/scripts/

If you're not comfortable with CGI scripts, you can hire someone who specializes in "configuring" to do it for you. The cost will vary depending onrepparttar complexity ofrepparttar 134727 script, but you should plan on spending between $50.00 to $100.00. A few programmers who freelance are listed below. Contact them for their current rates.

William@willmaster.com DavidBlack@theWaveCave.com info@planetcgi.com

There is a third option. There are a lot of "FREE" banner and ad rotation services that will do all ofrepparttar 134728 "behindrepparttar 134729 scenes" work for you. All you have to do is sign up, upload your banners, and cut and pasterepparttar 134730 code they give you. The reason they do this for free is they usually take anywhere from 5 to 15% of your banner rotations for their own use. It's a small price to pay forrepparttar 134731 ease and convenience they offer. They will also track click-thrus and impressions of all banners served, which is great for knowing what's pulling and what's not.

Some ofrepparttar 134732 best ad rotation services are:

Orbit Cycle http://orbitcycle.com

Hosted Scripts http://www.hostedscripts.com/

Ad Zerver http://www.adzerver.com/

Ad Rotator http://www.bannerpower.com/

Rotating banners on your website is a quick way to keeprepparttar 134733 look of your site fresh and keep those "click thrus" coming. Now that you know how to do it, there's absolutely no reason not to.



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A LITTLE ADVICE from THE MAC LADY

Written by Nancy O. Johnson


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TIPS ON SOFTWARE Please, please, please.... putrepparttar system requirements right up front! I'm a MAC user and nothing is more frustrating and disappointing to actually start downloading a great piece of software only to find out it is for a PC! And if you're not developing your software for MAC... just take a look at Apple's quarterly report - you'll see that Macs are gaining in popularlity. If you don't build it - someone else will!

IF YOU'RE SELLING SOMETHING Get a real email account.... and a real web site - a professional one with your own domain name. I'd be more inclined to take you seriously if you take your business seriously.

SPELL CHECK No one is perfect.... but at least take a few minutes to proofread your work... after all, if you claim to provide a great product or service and you have typos in your emails or web site.... well, it just blows your credibility as a professional. The biggest culprits I see are.... you / yours, their here

COMPATIBILITY Please check your pages in Netscape and Explorer! Tables work differently in each browser - incorrect coding can make your site virtually invisible in Netscape! And those CSS stylesheets withrepparttar 134726 very small type... sometimes I can't even seerepparttar 134727 "l"s on a Mac in Netscape andrepparttar 134728 type is so small that it is impossible to read. Please test your site on both platforms and with both browsers.

I hope thatrepparttar 134729 information above will inspire you to check out your web sites and make any changes that may be necessary. We can all makerepparttar 134730 web a better place!

The Mac Lady - Nancy O. Johnson - Vancouver, BC Canada "Oh, what a wicked web I weave...." Web Design / Web Hosting INTERNET: http://www.the-mac-lady.com / EMAIL: mailto:maclady@the-mac-lady.com


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