In April 2000, Editor Saul Shapiro and former Advertising Director David Tansey offered me the reins of the Courier's Web site. Many area businesses have already created Web sites. Advertising your business through your local newspaper and newspaper's Web site is the answer. Simply put, the Courier has large numbers of users who click on the online version day after day. Our Web sites work much like the printed newspaper.
Contents change daily.
People return to read the paper each day, and in doing so, see your company's banner ad, business listing or business profile. We will be publishing a list of current Courier online advertisers, listing our online traffic and publishing a weekly Web column each Friday, to further promote the growth of doing business on the Internet. The columns will highlight ways to market your business online, including tips to utilize the internet to it's fullest potential. This will prevent spammers from obtaining your friend's e-mail addresses from your message. Most Internet surfers use the various search engines and directories to locate Web pages of interest.