Advertising Specifications – Newsletter

Media Kit – Artwork Specifications

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NEWSLETTER AD SPECIFICATIONS:

There are 3 different types of ad units on the newsletter: Headline Banner, MPU Banner and Sponsor’s Message. Please scroll down to view the advertising specifications for each one.

Headline Banner

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Banner Dimensions 468 x 60 pixels
File Format GIF or JPG only: The image must be static as animation is not supported in certain email clients such as Outlook.
No Flash/HTML5 accepted
Max File Size GIF or JPG 40K
Destination URL Web site address to link from banner. GIF & JPG: Submit destination URL (i.e. www.mycompanypage.com)
Tracking & Reporting Telecoms.com provides reports on impressions and clicks if not using bespoke tracking within the provided URL.
Lead Time 2 business days

 

MPU Banner (Also known as the ad type IMU or Large Rectangle)

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Banner Dimensions 300 x 250 pixels
File Format GIF or JPG only: The image must be static as animation is not supported in certain email clients such as Outlook.
No Flash/HTML5 accepted
Max File Size GIF or JPG 40K
Destination URL Web site address to link from banner. GIF & JPG: Submit destination URL (i.e. www.mycompanypage.com)
Tracking & Reporting Telecoms.com provides reports on impressions and clicks if not using besopke tracking within the provided URL.
Lead Time 2 business days

 

Sponsor’s Message

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General Specifications The sponsor’s message consists of a title, 50 words of text, hyperlink and company logo
Logo Format GIF or JPG only
Message copy Please provide a title for your sponsor’s message and no more than 50 words of text promoting your product or service
Destination URL Please provide a destination URL where the sponsor’s message should link too. (i.e. www.mycompanypage.com)
Tracking & Reporting Telecoms.com provides reports on impressions and clicks if not using bespoke tracking within the provided URL.
Lead Time 2 business days

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