The catholicpixelads.net Blog

6/26/2006

Selecting your pixel ad placement

Just a quick tip for those considering placing an ad with us. There are currently five (5) different pages of ads, each reserved for particular categories of websites...

Catholic Artists - includes singers, musicians, painters, poets, and publishers, etc.

Catholic Dioceses, Parishes and Schools - self-explanatory

Catholic Faith - websites related to faith issues

Catholic Friends - catholic-owned businesses and non-Catholic Christian sites "friendly" to the Catholic Church

Catholic Religious Orders - religious communities of priests, brothers, sisters, and laity

Choose the page you wish your ad to be placed BEFORE clicking "Buy Pixels" at the top. If you make a mistake, we'll be happy to move you to the right spot.

Oh, and we hope to be enhancing the site in the near future, so keep checking back!

Peace,
Shawn

6/2/2006

How to include CatholicPixelAds.net banner ads on your website

Some people have asked how to include our banner ads on their website.

Each grid page (Catholic Faith, Catholic Artists, etc.) has it's own banner ad. The ads shown on the banners represent the first websites to advertise on Catholic Pixel Ads. What a great way to honor our Charter Members!

Anyway, view the banners and the HTML code, simply click the "Link Us" option at the top of this page or the link here...

Banner Ad Instructions

Please don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions or need help including the HTML code on your site!

Many blessings and clicks,
Shawn

5/28/2006

Welcome to Catholic Pixel Ads!

Advertising the Catholic faith really isn't a new concept. The apostles engaged in "advertising" during the time of Jesus, when he commanded them to "teach all nations" to be the light of the world and to announce the Truth always and everywhere. Throughout the centuries, many saints have spread the Gospel to the whole world, sometimes at the expense of their own lives.

Today, Catholics are among the most media-savvy — and marketing-influenced — generation in history. We are bombarded with advertising and marketing messages from many different sources, all of which are competing for our attention. Now more than ever, Catholic institutions need to break through this clutter and take a look at how advertising can be used as a means of evangelizing, helping to address the spiritual needs of the faithful — which, ultimately, will assist Catholic churches and organizations in becoming more fruitful.

The world needs now, more than ever, to know their God, to know that He loves us, and that we should be compassionate towards others. Our prayer is that this site will help those who visit to know God, to love God, and to serve God in this life so they may be happy with Him forever in the next!

Peace,
Shawn