Discover Brokerage Signs Ad Pact with Quicken | Internet News

Discover Brokerage Signs Ad Pact with Quicken

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Feb 9, 1999
1 minute read

Discover Brokerage, a Morgan
Stanley Dean Witter company, signed an interactive marketing agreement to
sponsor the Investment Channel on Intuit Inc.’s Quicken.com, a personal finance Web site.

The agreement also includes sponsorship of portions of the investment channels
on sites to which Quicken.com provides financial content, as well as in-
product advertising in Quicken 99, the personal financial management software
package. Spending details were not disclosed.

In a strategic approach to reach the Internet-savvy investor, the online
brokerage will run prominent banner and button advertisements on the Quote
Plus, Stock Portfolios, Alerts and Markets areas on Quicken.com, on AOL.com,
and on WebCrawler.com. Discover Brokerage’s logo will also appear on the Most
Active, Gainers/Losers and Stock Search pages on each site. All of the sites,
and Excite, will run Discover Brokerage banner advertisements in regular
rotation.

All banner ads are interactive and offer hyperlinks to Discover Brokerage’s
Web site.

“Intuit’s reputation as a leader in personal finance and investment management
makes this a great fit to reach our target customer — the self-reliant and
Internet-savvy investor. We’re aggressively expanding our marketing campaign
and believe these Quicken.com sites will help us achieve strong growth,” said
Stephen Miller, president and chief operating officer of Discover Brokerage.

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