How to... Advertise in MyAtari
by Matthew Bacon

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To advertise within MyAtari magazine could not be easier. But why should you advertise within MyAtari?

Although MyAtari magazine was only launched six weeks ago (3rd October 2000), it has already generated quite a following. At the time of writing, the magazine has over 360 subscribers from all around the world and has received over 4300 hits (both figures are climbing daily!).

As you can see, Atari users certainly appear to have placed their support in the magazine, now it's your turn ;-) No really, just think of the exposure MyAtari could give to your products and/or services in the run up to Christmas!?

Not only that, to advertise in either the December 2000 or January 2001 issue is completely free!
 

Decide upon which products or services you wish to advertise. This may seem obvious, but I have found that it never hurts to do so, before you go to the trouble of designing your ad.

Select the format you wish to submit your advert from the following; GIF, JPEG, HTML or ASCII. Please note that you may submit your advert in either a single or combination of these formats. You may also submit an animated GIF (145x50 pixels) which, at the webmasters discretion, will be placed at the top-right of pages within the magazine.

Compose your advert using the software of your choice. However, please ensure that your adverts total file size (uncompressed and before archiving, including animated GIF - if applicable) does not exceed 75 Kbytes.

Check your advert for any mistakes. It maybe wise to ask someone else to check it as well - just in case!

Please note that by submitting your advert to MyAtari, it is assumed that you have read and accept the following Terms and Conditions;

1. MyAtari reserves the right to refuse any advertisement.
2. MyAtari makes no other representations or warranties of any kind, express or implied without limitation.
3. MyAtari does not guarantee that this service will meet your requirements, will always be available, accessible, uninterrupted or operate without error. This service is provided on an "as is" basis.
4. Your advert will be included within / removed from the magazine at the webmasters discretion and earliest convenience.
5. You may submit an update or request MyAtari to remove your advert at any time. However, such requests will only be processed by the webmasters at his earliest convenience.
6. Illegal or pirate software must not be sold through MyAtari. Anyone found to be selling illegal or pirate software will be reported to the appropriate authorities.

When you're 100% happy with your advert, send it - along with your contact details - to MyAtari magazine at the following postal address;

MyAtari magazine
c/o Matthew Bacon
49 Douglas Road
Surbiton
Surrey
KT6 7RZ
UNITED KINGDOM

or you may submit it to the e-mail address;

adverts@myatari.net

If your advert is received via e-mail. MyAtari will acknowledge by return e-mail ASAP. However, if your advert is received via the postal service, acknowledgement of receipt can only be given if a stamped SAE is provided.

Sit back and relax ;-)

MyAtari magazine - DIY Workshop #1, November 2000