Sponsor Level 5

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What You Get

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News Ticker Sponsorship Credit
Newsletter Sponsorship
Use of our Daily News Ticker on YOUR own corporate web site, and More!

What That Means

Prominent ad banners in Aero-News, one of your banners of this size (up to three) chosen at random, seen in rotation at the top right of the page as shown
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Sponsorship (In rotation) of our portable News Ticker
Sponsorship (In rotation) of our WWW News Mailing List

What’s the Difference?

If you want to dominate the very top of the ANN website, a Level 5 Sponsorship gives you a Full Banner (468 x 60h).

Run a special
Introduce a product
Locate your booth at a show – the possibilities are unlimited!

Banner Size: 468w x 60h (28,080 sq. pixels)

Maximum Rate: $1550/month

Weight limit: 20k

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