Why Advertise Your Product or Service on
the Programmable Logic Jump Station?

(Updated 15-JULY-2000)

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The Programmable Logic Jump Station attracts a large audience of qualified engineers from a world-wide customer base. Let them know about your product or service by placing a banner advertisement on one of our pages! Our affordable plans offer you a flexible, cost-effective means to reach thousands of potential customers.

How To Place an Ad

• Determine where you would like to place your banner ad. See the Appearance Order for complete pricing details on a specific page.
• Check for ad space availablility on that page.
• Develop your banner advertisement graphic and determine where it should link into your site when somebody clicks on it.
• Read and approve our the Programmable Logic Jump Station Terms and Conditions.
• Provide the information requested in our Appearance Order.
• Please provide payment in advance or submit a pre-approved purchase order.
• Supply your banner ad graphics files. We prefer that you E-mail us the files and their associated web links.

• the various pages on The Programmable Logic Jump Station
• See our log files for complete, up-to-date details for a particular page.
• the maximum number of advertisements allowed to appear on the indicated page, and
• the maximum file size allowed for banner ad image files (.GIF or .JPEG). Larger files are allowed at an additional fee. See our recommended format.

OptiMagic highly recommends that banner ads meet these suggested specifications:

Dimensions:	400 pixels wide by 40 pixels high
File Format:	GIF
File Size:	< 10K bytes
Animation:	Optional. Allowed.

These specifications are only recommendations. Generally, we can accommodate special needs. OptiMagic reserves the right to make minor cosmetic changes to improve page layout or site response time. OptiMagic also reserves the right to change the timing on any animated GIF image. Any changes must receive final customer approval.

NOTES:

• No fees were charged to the companies listed in the text links.
• Free text links are available to qualified companies with products or services related to the programmable logic industry.
• Exclusive site or page sponsorships are available. Please contact us for further details.

Large World-Wide Audience

• 180,600 visits
• Over 3.1 million hits
• 58,200 visitors (unique URLs)

See full statistics on site visits, visitor demographics, hits by page, etc. See the latest site summary reports generated using Marketwave's HitList Professional 4.0.

• 2000 (through 30-JUN-2000)
• 1999
• 1998
• 1997

Well Connected

Search Engines

• Yahoo
• Excite
• Alta Vista
• HotBot
• PC Webopædia
• InfoSeek

Other Mentions

• EE Times, May 26, 1997.
• OptiMagic is an information supplier to EDTN

Awards

What Others Say About the Programmable Logic Jump Station

From Nguyen Ho at nguyenho@earthlink.net

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From J. Beattie at j.beattie@nortel.co.uk

"WOW!

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I haven't found much wrong yet, but there is so much I've hardly started to utilise the potential of the site.

Once again congratulations on producing a site that should be a template for other people either doing or considering doing similar sites. Well done!"

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"I browsed through your site - visited some of your references it is a very useful and quite comprehensive site - thanks a lot"

From Brian Dipert at edndipert@worldnet.att.net

"Great job on this site. I often find myself wandering over here when looking for resources for programmable logic articles, and have already advertised it as a good resource in a few writeups I've done."