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Flycast Rolls Out Newsletter Network

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Pamela Parker
Pamela Parker
Jan 12, 2000

Advertising network Flycast
Communications
on Wednesday launched a newsletter network, which will
allow advertisers to make run-of-network and run-of-category buys over more
than 100 newsletters.


Although companies like PennMedia.com have put together
newsletter networks, no one other than Flycast has combined a Web site
network with a newsletter network. But DoubleClick won’t be far behind. The
company announced its own newsletter network plans back in November, and
expects to launch that service in the second quarter of this year.


The real
value that this combination brings is when advertisers can make the network
a place for one-stop-shopping, but no one is yet offering Web and e-mail
newsletter packages.


In building its network, Flycast has first gone to its network of Web site
affiliates, which number 1,900. So far, it has signed up 100 network
members, and the company says more than 25 new newsletters are being added
each week.


Advertisers will be able to purchase both HTML and text ads, either across
the whole network, or in four categories business, shopping, technology,
and entertainment. Flycast plans to eventually expand to 25 categories,
like its Web site network has. CPM rates are $8 for run of network and $16
for a category buy.


One of the company’s efforts has been to sign up partners in the mailing
technology space, so that publishers already using other applications can
still insert advertisements from Flycast. So far, the company has partnered
with Lyris Technologies, Boomerang.com and GuestTrack.

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