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Advanced Internet Marketing has the capability to offer your business the latest methods for successfully advertising on the World Wide Web. There are many advantages to adding this new medium to the current ways you reach consumers. Among them: The potential audience is enormous. The numbers are approximate, but it is estimated that today between 35 to 45 million users have access to the Internet and that that number is growing at the rate of 10 to 20 thousand each month. Your costs are small when compared to other forms of advertising. Every other form of advertising is local in its reach. If you want to reach a wider audience, you pay a higher price. The Web is accessible to everyone with Internet access - in your neighborhood or across the globe. You are seen as a leader in the Information Age. Global communications and the Internet is a phenomenon of the 90's. Your Internet presence establishes you as a player in this new age. You establish a presence in an emerging marketplace. It's been reported that less than 50% of white collar workers have heard of the Internet. Imagine what being an early participant in this explosive marketplace could do for your bottom line. You reach a sophisticated, technically progressive audience. Selling into this audience is a natural for high tech companies. However, with the barriers to Internet access having been lowered by providers such as CompuServe, Prodigy and AOL, more and more companies are finding a market with phenomenal breadth and depth. Your audience can interact with your ad. Have you ever tried to query a magazine ad? Ask a radio announcer for more information? Of course not! It can't be done. The Web, on the other hand, was bred for user interactions. Need more information? No problem. "Just click here!" Your message can be revisited time and again. Unlike a radio or television spot which can't be retrieved once it's over, your Web site has a permanence. That allows the curious consumer to come back as often as necessary to check out your offer once again, to get more information, to submit a query, to select another item, etc. You can provide in-depth product information at low cost. Suppose you need to give the consumer more information. Consider the cost of a one minute TV spot rather than your current 30 second spot. Consider a two page spread in Time rather than your current half page. For a miniscule amount by comparison your Web site can educate your audience, literally overwhelming them with information. And the nice thing is that they can eat their fill and no more. Your product information is always current. Nothing is as old as yesterdays newspaper unless it's last month's magazine ad. New products are added to your line, prices change and specs improve. Getting the word out on the media's schedule can be a difficult problem. On the other hand, keeping information current is a strength of the Web that no other form of advertising can touch. Your customers can shop at their convenience. With the Internet open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, your customer has unparalleled shopping convenience. At the same time, your store is always open to dispense product information and to take orders.