Million Dollar Homepage Concept Taken to Banner Ads

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Having been relentless pummeled with “seriously, our approach is different” press releases, I guess we’re just going to resign ourselves to riding this million dollar homepage trend-let to the bitter end. In yet another version of the I-can’t-believe-I’m even-writing-about this topic, Will Barden has launched a company called Pixel Banner Ads which move the million dollar homepage concept from website to web banners. Yup, we’re now going to see pixel banners all over the web. Pixel Banner Ads act as an intermediary between publishers and advertisers just like any other ad network by providing publishers connection with advertisers and an eighty percent share of ad revenue. Currently pixel ads are selling for $10 which gets an advertiser exposure across seven websites no one’s ever heard of.

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