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WorkBoat Online Media Kit

Keystone Sponsorship

A highly visible and desirable partnership with market-maker www.WorkBoat.com, a Keystone sponsorship will help you achieve your online advertising goals. it is designed to strengthen your brand, boost your market share, increase your page ranking in Google, Yahoo and Bing, and generate leads. Please contact your Online sales executive for details.

Annual sponsorship includes:

+ Your logo on all pages of WorkBoat.com
+ logo on WorkBoat eNews editions for a full year
+ 10K impressions on ROs banner ad (provide 3 ad sizes: 728x90, 300x250, 300x100)
+ Premium Directory listing and keyword
+ Mention in WorkBoat magazine and Public Relations

Search Sponsorship

When a site visitor is looking for specific information, “Search” is often the
first stop. Even when not being used, the Search Button is prominent on all pages
of WorkBoat.com.

+ specifications: 70x30

Newsfeed Sponsorship

In addition to original articles by the WorkBoat.com editorial team, WorkBoat.com
gets newsfeeds from a database of 500 sources around the world. The feed is
refreshed regularly with new, relevant articles and is

+ specifications: 200x50

Additional Online Opportunities

For information on premium content sponsorships and/or other customized packages, contact Dennis Gears, Online Sales Executive.

Contact

Dennis Gears, Online Sales Executive
dgears@divcom.com
207-842-5619 Office
207-807-3408 Cell

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