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If you have a business or service which is designed for children then DoodleBips is the ideal on-line advertising medium for you being cost effective and directly attracting your target audience. There are many ways in which you can advertise on our site from all out sponsorship to textual link advertising. Advertising can be targeted to your geographical location so that you are only presented to people searching for events and attractions in your area. The best way to determine the right approach for you is to talk to our advertising team, please call (0709 288 2819) or e-mail advertising@doodlebips.com them with your request.

In order to get a better idea of what the terminology around advertising means we have listed the most common terms here. Leaderboards - The most visible form of advertising are the banners which appear at the top of all the pages served from the DoodleBips site. Skyscrapers are placed on the right-hand side of a page and are as effective as leaderboards, Rectangles and Buttons are also placed on the right-hand side of the page but are 1/3 the size, and cost, of a skyscraper and will typically be shown in a group of three in combination with other rectangles. Trailers are just like leaderboards but appear at the bottom of a page, because they are less prominent than leaderboards they are less expensive. All adverts are served automatically and advertisers purchase a number of 'page views' per month. Click the 'Reload' button on your browser to see the banner image change at the top of any page on our site (that action corresponds to 1 page view). Our current rates are shown below.

Background

If you are considering web (online) advertising for the first time, we have listed some resources which may help you understand the medium. The value of online advertising in the UK could top £1bn this year for the first time, an industry study has said. BBC News 04/10/2005. more...

Online advertising has come of age with major brands like American Express and Nike now firmly embracing the internet as an equal to more traditional promotional outlets. BBC News 31/01/2005. more...

Ad revenue doubles Yahoo profits. BBC News 19/04/2005. more...