Hanson/Philips Banner Ad Takes No. 1 Spot

NetRatings listed the top 10 ad banners viewed for the week ending October 31.

The top banners were:

1. Hanson/Philips Promotion: Hanson Exclusive Win Tickets
   
2. The Mining Company: We mine the net so you don’t have to.
   
3. At Hand: Local information at your fingertips.
   
4. Yoyodyne Entertainment: Win A $100,000 shopping spree.
   
5. The Mining Company: The 500 sites Yahoo is afraid to list.
   
6. Yoyodyne Entertainment: No hassle shopping, you could win an online
   shopping spree.
   
7. Autoweb.com: Get the best deal now.
   
8. Yoyodyne Entertainment: Click to win.
   
9. Get Rich Click: Want to win $100,000?
   
10. Yoyodyne Entertainment: You could win $100K shopping spree.
    

For the week ending October 24, the top 10 were:

1. Intraware: Free Info Click Here.
   
2. The Mining Company: We mine the net so you don’t have to.
   
3. At Hand: Local information at your fingertips.
   
4. The Mining Company: The 500 sites Yahoo is afraid to list.
   
5. Link Exchange: Want free stats, free advertising or free mailing list for your site?
   
6. Yoyodyne Entertainment: Win A $100,000 shopping spree.
   
7. Link Exchange: Promote your site for free.
   
8. Capital One: I wish I had a fixed APR of 9.9%.
   
9. Bonus Mail: Who said there is no such thing as a free lunch?
   
10. Autoweb.com: Buy It Sell It.
    

And for the week ending Oct. 17, the leaders were:

1. The Mining Company: We mine the net so you don’t have to.
   
2. The Mining Company: The 500 sites Yahoo is afraid to list.
   
3. Bonus Mail: Free CDs. Free pizza. Free clothes. Free air miles.
   
4. Yoyodyne Entertainment: Win A $100,000 shopping spree.
   
5. At Hand: Local information at your fingertips.
   
6. Preview Travel: Free music for booking online.
   
7. Link Exchange: Promote your site for free.
   
8. Deja News: Who’s your favorite artist?
   
9. Deja News: What’s your favorite TV show?
   
10. Get Smart: Find: Loans for me.
    

Rankings are based on measurement of Web activity by a representative panel of
more than 4,000 Internet users 18 years and older who access the Web from
home.