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August 5th, 2004 - We have 2 featured articles in this issue of the newsletter. One called 'The 3 Rules to maximizing profits from banner ads!' and the other is called 'Are Black Problems the "Elephant in our Living Room?"'. A summary of each are shown later in this newsletter.

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Featured Article [Web]

	The 3 Rules to maximizing profits from banner ads! By: Derek Arnold [web] Posted: 07/07/04 There are 3 simple rules to follow and you will convert those ads into the revenue you intended them to be when you decided to place them in the first place. 1. Don't sell Viagra to pregnant women! - Basically what this means is that each page on your site probably offers something different than all the other pages on your site, otherwise you would have terrible redundancy on your site and that would be bad, but that's for another discussion. Let's say you have a site offers travel services, and this particular page is about a certain destination that you offer. Then your ads should fit the page, an offer such as ''Home Loans'', or ''Grocery Coupons'' would be what is know as ''Shotgun Marketing'', which basically means that you are just firing an ad at there and praying that someone who sees it will be interested.  [Read More]

Featured Article [Social]

	Are Black Problems the "Elephant in our Living Room?" By: Mary L. Wright - [social] Posted 07/16/04 There is no good reason for black people to be more at risk of having a horrid life. ... These "reasons" aren't any different than "reasons" for spousal abuse. ...expect your local news to mention significant things relating to black neighborhoods and to not just ignore them. I've recently awakened to a creepy question: Why don't I read or see news about the horrible state of affairs for black people in Portland Oregon, and on a national level? I should hear about it all the time- it's a crazy problem! I grew up with an average of 2 black students in school at any given time who had a little bit of celebrity status, and a slightly harder time breaking in as the new kids. I lived in the border between Suburbia & The Country that was connected by Seven-Eleven stores. [Read More]

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