Added-Revenue off-site targeted internet advertising
A super-saturation method for information-media substantially relates to a three-body cooperation to direct information to an electronic media consumer (reader, surfer, viewer, listener, etc.). Embodiments of the present invention facilitate a first media body substantially offering out of context information placement using a second cooperating media body. A facilitator body preferably guarantees that a consumer of the second media is a known consumer of the first media. Accordingly, the second media body presents an out of context information placement. For example, an exclusive members-only Internet site “AAA” is oversubscribed with potential paying advertising content at $100 CPM. This exclusive site then offers unfulfilled advertisers an option to present their advertisements to certified “AAA” viewers, albeit on a non-AAA Internet site, for $50 CPM. The facilitator locates a certified AAA viewer at an Internet site “BBB” that normally charges $30 CPM. A facilitated contract(s) between AAA, BBB, and the facilitator divides a new revenue stream of $20 CPM between them—and each of the three bodies benefit.
1 . A super-saturation method for information-media, the method including the steps of: (A) tagging, by a first broadcaster of a first information-media or by the first broadcaster of the first information-media in conjunction with a tag-identification facilitating agency, a preponderance of visitors to the first information-media with a tag; (B) recognizing, by a second broadcaster of a second information-media in conjunction with either a tag-identification facilitating agency or the first broadcaster, a visitor to the second information-media as having a tag; (C) accepting, by the second broadcaster, an offsite content presentation for the recognized visitor; and (D) presenting the offsite content to the recognized visitor.
2 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the offsite content presentation is an advertisement presentation.
3 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the offsite content presentation is a graphic item.
4 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the offsite content presentation is multimedia.
5 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the offsite content presentation is audio.
6 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the offsite content presentation is a banner.
7 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first information-media is Internet data communications protocol based.
8 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 7 wherein the Internet data communications media includes at least one content presentation of a plurality of content presentations.
9 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first information-media is a broadcasting system.
10 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first information-media is interactive data communications protocol based.
11 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 10 wherein interactive data communication is a telephone communication service.
12 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 10 wherein the interactive data communication is a wireless communication service.
13 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 10 wherein the interactive data communication is a cellular communication service.
14 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a Web site of an Internet data communication server.
15 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is an advertising media.
16 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a banner promotion agency.
17 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a media agency.
18 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a cellular telephone service provider.
19 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a wireless communication media.
20 . The super-saturation method for information-media according to claim 1 wherein the first broadcaster is a hyperlink.
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