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Written by Jas Pujari

Sallycares.com Advertising

An opportunity to share your products and services with the Sallycares.com Community

Sallycares.com is web site that is dedicated to improving the lives of people. Our focus is on Patients and Caregivers and supporting those that love them as well!

We are looking for providers of quality products and services that our friends and members would benefit from, who visit our web site.

Your company has been chosen to be considered for advertising with Sallycares.com. Please look at our web site and consider advertising with us. All advertisers are able to choose the size of their advertisement and provide their artwork. When you join the Sallycares.com Community as a partner in advertising, we also place a story about your company in the “Sally’s Spotlight” section one day a month.

When considering what story you would like us to share when you are in the “Spotlight,” it could be about a patient and caregiver, or some specific service that you deliver that sets you apart. Whatever you feel tells your story best, we want to share it with others.

Visit Sallycares.com and look around. You can see that we are offering a great deal of general information to our visitors and those on our email list.

Please note that advertising rates are negotiable, especially if you have more than one location.  Sallycares.com has been in the Sarasota magazine in 2013 and 2014, and our goal is to bring more people to the web site from Florida and beyond, that will have access to your information! We are excited to have you share in this opportunity!

Looking forward to hear from you soon,

 

Sally Thimm

President

 

Sallycares.com

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Phone: 941-492-2433

Fax: 941-492-2446

 

 

Acceptable file formats : .GIF, .JPG, .JPEG, .PNG, .SWF

File size limits : 150 KB or less for all files.

Supported ad sizes :

250 x 250 square

This ad size can appear at the top, on the side, or on the bottom of the page.

200 x 200 small square

This ad size can appear at the top, on the side, or on the bottom of the page.

468 x 60 banner

This ad size can appear at the top, in the middle, or on the bottom of the page.

728 x 90 leaderboard

This ad size can appear at the top, in the middle, or on the bottom of the page.

300 x 250 inline rectangle

This ad size can appear at the top, on the side, or on the bottom of the page.

336 x 280 large rectangle

This ad size can appear at the top, on the side, or on the bottom of the page.

120 x 600 skyscraper

This ad size can appear on either the left or right side of the page.

160 x 600 wide skyscraper

This ad size can appear on either the left or right side of the page.

300 x 600 half-page ad

 

970 x 90 large leaderboard

This ad size can appear at the top, in the middle, or on the bottom of the page.

 

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