Public Service Sponsors

Public Service Advertising

 

See note to readers and prospective Public Service Sponsors below.

 

 

Be A Public Service Sponsor:
See our advertising boxes in the right margin.  Currently, the 'Google Ads' are in 200x200 format.  Our webpage redesign was completed in 2011 and accommodates 200x200 ad formats.  For $400/month you'll receive a 200 x 200 pixel hyperlinked, full-sized ad that will flow into highly visible column right rotation with other ads. Pay 12 months in advance for a discounted price of $300/month.  Half-sized hyperlinked ads (200x100) are $300/month discounted to $200/month for annual advance payment.  Mini-ads (200x50) are $100/month with advance annual payment. Double sized, hyperlinked ads (200 x 400) are $800/month, with a discounted payment of $700/month for annual advance payment.  We will offer only two, premium flash ad opportunities at this time: 1) a 200x300 flash ad placed permanently on top of the rotating ad column at a cost of $925/month, annual contract, paid in advance; and 2) a 200x300 flash ad placed in the right corner of our masthead, $1,050/month, annual contract, paid in advance.  Satisfaction guaranteed.  Sponsors have NEVER been unhappy with their association with us since any sponsor may cancel anytime and receive a prorated refund.   Contact us.

 

How To Be Linked:
See our "Northern Energy Stakeholders" box in the left margin. Here, we'll include stakeholders for hypertext links for $360/year.  Upon receipt of payment, we will list the entity as you would wish it displayed with a hyperlink to the "landing webpage" of your choice (Your home page, 'about us' page or employment pages are ideas).  Public service sponsors above will be automatically linked in this area for no additional charge.  Contact us.  
Non-profit corporations supporting the reasonable development of northern natural resources, energy-related government agencies and news media may request a complimentary listing under this category.


Note to readers and prospective advertisers (continued):

1.  When your publisher joined the Regulatory Commission of Alaska in 2003, he ceased advertising.  Now he is renewing the program -- two years after retiring from the Commission and redesigning Alaska's oldest blog -- so that readers can assist with the cost of maintaining the new and expanded website.  See former advertisers of the older webpage here.
2.  Most web advertising is calculated based on 'number of hits or opens, etc.'  Our original advertising program attracted public service sponsors based on different criteria: the quality, diversity and quantity of northern energy documents, features, editorials, links, presentations, photos, maps, studies, etc. attracted a high quality of readers.  This readership quality over hit quantity makes the Northern Gas Pipelines information oasis a unique and respected Internet presence.  The rich and important diversity of our influence leader-readers throughout North America includes appointed and elected local and national leaders in the U.S. and Canada; journalists, broadcasters, talk show hosts and editorial writers; students and instructors at all levels of academia; corporate operating and staff executives involved in northern energy projects; non-governmental organizations and citizens who follow northern energy issues; and ... regulators.  The point is that while advertisers will not be able to expect more than several hundred 'hits' daily, they will be assured that their message will be seen by those throughout North America most interested in Northern Gas Pipelines and related energy issues.  Perhaps the major benefit public service advertisers receive is knowledge that this important website will be sustained through their efforts for many years to come.   The website is updated, on average, 2-8 times daily and transmits current information and editorial comment uniquely valuable to the northern energy community.  Our current readers deluge us with compliments for which we are grateful.  We have not posted those recently, though we did post comments of readers of our earlier site.  Thank you for being a part of our dedication to communicate useful and reliable facts and opinion surrounding Northern Gas Pipelines and related issues.  
 
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