About Infotek3000
Infotek3000 specialises in Web Advertising. We present your business in a searchable directory. The layout is simple yet striking. It is multi-browser compatible and designed to look good and to display properly on all monitor displays. We provide you the space to submit an editorial about your business, together with Major Key Points, Images, Links, and Contact Information. We begin the process by presenting the information you have provided us - into a format which is both practical to the search engines and also useful to the browsing client.

Inclusions & Price

• Full page web advertisement on our Infotek3000 website
• A link in our A-Z Directory
• Valid for 12 Months

Price

• Price = $297
• Renewalable Yearly

Why Choose Us?
You can either compliment your existing website and provide your business with additional search engine results OR you can use your ad with us as a stepping-stone toward developing your own future website.

Requirements
Please email us information such as your products, services, descriptions, open hours, contact information, logos, photos, industry related keywords & key phrases. It all assists search engines in finding you. If you have a website please tell us the address.

Payments
Australian currency. Full payment upfront. We do not offer terms or credit on this product. We accept cash, cheque, direct deposit. BBX dollars accepted also.

BBX Members Guidelines
Please pay through your trade co-ordinator or through Web iPOS. If our product appears inside the www.ebbx.com auction site you may choose to BID or BUY NOW. We will issue a paid invoice once we've been notified of the payment.

Online Advertising Continues to Climb
Thee Interactive Advertising Bureau expects that advertisers will spend an additional $350m on online advertising this year, pushing the total to $2.2 billion annually. Online spending rose last year by 12 per cent in the six months to June 2009, at a time when there was an 8 per cent average drop in spending across all media for the same period. Bureau chief executive, Paul Fisher, said that this meant that online advertising was gaining market share at twice the rate compared with before the global financial crisis. The rise could see online advertising capture almost 17 per cent of total advertising spending when full-year figures for 2009 were released, up from 12.5 per cent in 2008. Search advertising is expected to grow by close to 20 per cent and be equal to $1.1bn in 2010, with most of that going to Google. He said that online display advertising was likely to grow by around 15 per cent to about $600m, and classified advertising would grow by about 7 per cent to $420m.

My Business: Search engines are good readers too
In the latest My Business magazine, Catriona Pollard explains that businesses can substantially improve their website ranking by publishing good quality articles. Offering interesting and informative articles on your website can build credibility and get people to come back to your site to read them. But it is also a great way to increase your ‘Google ranking’. In addition to search engine optimisation (SEO) for your site, you can write articles that include variations of the main keywords or search phrases that people use to search for you, your business, your products and services, and your industry. There is no point to writing an article that is poorly worded – even if it does have keywords – because people don’t read an article just because Google has put it in front of them. If you are going to write an article it needs to be relevant to your audience, well written, and easy to understand.