Natick, MA, October 24, 2005 - The Online Traders Web Alliance (OTWA) and AuctionBytes have partnered to offer classified advertisements that will appear on both websites for one special low rate and increase exposure for users of both sites.
For $25, participants will receive a one-year classified ad on the OTWA Community Marketplace, and a one-year AuctionBytes Buyers Market ad. Users can advertise their auction listings, storefronts, businesses or individual items in the advertisements. The combined retail value of these classifieds exceeds $100.
"This collaborative effort, which offers a strong marketing opportunity, enables sellers to diversify and strengthen their business," said Jim Wells-Miller, President of OTWA.
Ads will be seen in the "OTWA / AuctionBytes Classifieds" section of the OTWA Community Marketplace and in the "Buyers Market" section of the AuctionBytes website for one year.
In addition to appearing in these sections, Buyers Market ads participating in this promotion will receive the following exposure:
- Ads from both sites will be indexed by Google
- Froogle, Google's shopping search engine, picks up ads appearing in the Buyers Market that include a PayPal "Buy Now" button
- AuctionBytes Buyers Market Ads will appear on a rotating basis in AuctionBytes' two email newsletters going out to 35,000 subscribers
- Ads will rotate on the OTWA Community Marketplace homepage
- Ads will rotate as a 125x125 banner on the AuctionBytes home page
"This is a great way to brand your business on two sites that receive a combined 5 Million page views per month," said AuctionBytes president David Steiner.
For more information and to sign up for the promotion, go to: http://www.otwa.com/o/partners/auctionbytes/cap.html
About OTWA
OTWA is an Online Auction Association supporting auction sellers and buyers with information, resources, and community messages forums designed to help members stay up-to-date with technological advances, legislative issues, and market conditions.
About AuctionBytes
AuctionBytes publishes online-auction news and information via newsletters and produces the AuctionBytes.TV network. Forbes named AuctionBytes "Best of Web" in 2005.
