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To: Warren A. Wilbur, Jr. who wrote (3756)	10/18/1998 12:02:00 AM
From: Bill on the Hill	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 40688

Just a thought. With the speed that the internet moves consider this. A few months ago the banner ads on the familiar sites we all visit were simply static with no action. Now they move and offer many choices within the ads before you even access them. Large internet retail sites are springing up like weeds in spring on freshly tilled ground. ( How do you like that one, JWK? ) Sites like Yahoo which were simple and had few pages have expanded and expanded and expanded to the point where you could get lost in their content. OK. Now, PNLK has gone to V2.0 and it costs $360 american to get in. What if they would offer a front door that has banner ads from foreign business, shippers, printers, packers, insurance companies, etc., etc., etc. The front door could actually be a side door where you could access as a visitor the ads which are purchased by members of the website. This could be a separate database which is accessible by all. Kind of like appetizers for visitors. It would also induce companies to advertise with the site because it would expand their market contacts. This would not seem to me to cost PNLK any revenue base but could only add to the interest they will receive. The successful internet models are fluid and move with ease toward chosen goals. The good ones seem to be able to listen to what the public wants and provide it almost as quickly as if they thought of it themselves. PNLK and ZZ seem like good ones. Bill