RocketBoom Sells first ad Spots on Ebay for $40,000!

An Ebay.com Bidder won 5 advertising spots in the RocketBoom podcast recently. Each ad can be from 15 to 60 seconds and will run once a day for a week. The total winning? $40,000.

WHAT YOU ARE BIDDING ON
Rocketboom is a three minute daily videoblog based in New York City and is one of the most popular video shows on the internet.

For the highest bidder, we will create five original, fifteen second (minimum) – one minute (maximum) post-roll commercials that will span five days of programming, Monday-Friday, March 6 through March 10, 2006. Each day that week a different commercial that we create for your company will be played at the conclusion of the Rocketboom episode.

Rocketboom reaches a minimum of 130,000 people per day and each day’s video, over the course of several days, receives over 200,000 complete views. Thus, the advertisement reach for this auction is currently a minimum of one million views.

The five unique advertisements, along with hyperlinks to your website, will also become a part of our archived web pages. They will remain freely available, searchable, index-able, re-distributable, and on demand. Additionally, direct links to each commercial will be available for at least one year.

>> eBay: BE FIRST TO ADVERTISE ON ROCKETBOOM (item 5661816188)
>> PodcastingNews.com

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