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Originally posted by baddog
my mainstream business is primarily advertised via print media. I have some links up online too, and surprisingly enough, I do get quite a few calls with it, although I really was not expecting anything from it.
Here is a great way of using the print media, 420 Calendar and purchasing advertising space on it.
They generate about 20,000 calendars every year.
If you are targeting surfers. this can be a good media.
If interested in rates you can contact me at [email protected]
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Bad Dogg lemme give you props for that post because that's exactly what happened to two friends of mine I did toon calendars for. I did like 12 toons for a friend's website. They were printable once downloaded. I didn't notice that he had an ad inserted in extra space on the toon part, Plus there was extra space on the dates!
See, when you do a toon calendar or d/loadable calendar that a person can print out they can't remove your ads anyway and they just post the thing in their cubicle or garage.
People-will-see-it.
That's why my eyebrows leapt up when I read your post. I'm working on my 2004 calendar as I write. I do it in 3 stages:
pencil art, inked art, then color. Comics fans love to see the original art and it's as marketable as the finished art.
Lotta possibilities and options.
Yes, I'll contact you about your business. Looks like a great plan!