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Wednesday, 23 July 2008 12:22 |
New site - big opportunities
The Loyalty Magazine website has been completely revamped and redesigned to make it user friendly, highly searchable
and exciting.
This makes it the perfect site for advetisers to display their products and services.
Take advantage of the increased traffic this site will generate, both among
subscribers and casual browsers.
Make sure your company is one of the five raising their profile through advertising on the home page.
Loyalty web advertising prices:
There are a number of different ways you can advertise and market your company or services using Loyalty Magazine. Web spaces of various sizes are available online at very reasonable prices. Contact Maxine Wernick at
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for more details
Advertisement can appear on all pages, or in a specific section. Prices for individual pages are available on application.
About www.loyaltymagazine.com: News and features sections are password protected and available to subscribers only, but the headlines (home) page and many other sections, including events, book reviews, jobs and people, product announcements, company profiles, etc are available to all browsers.
Visitor figures: 50-60,000 individual visitors look at the Loyalty website every week to catch up on the latest news. These figures increase every month and we expect a considerable increase with our new site.
www.loyaltymagazine.com is Google Page Rank rated PR5 which means Google considers it a highly respected and well visited site with constant new material (As a comparison, the BBC is rated PR7, the highest achievable).
For more info email:
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or telephone her on +44 (0)1572 820088
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Countries in the EU are currently working on their responses to the complex policy proposals suggested for the handling and storage of personal data. The legislative changes currently underway are of critical importance to the loyalty sector. Jeremy Henderson-Ross, legal director and general counsel – EMEA for Aimia suggests companies should play an active part in the discussions.
