Doing display banners right

March 15, 2010 at 12:42 pm Leave a comment

This blog has frequently dinged display banners for:

1.  Lacking any meaningful functionality which encourages user interaction.

2. Being a lazy leap from the display banner ads of old.

3. Being sold on a pricing model that doesn’t deliver meaningful returns for advertisers.

The Intel ad today in the New York Times gets two of three right. In a clear and concise way, it places Intel’s new products against a rich history of innovation. Go ahead and check it out.

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