MEDIA-I: BMCMedia wins Disney deal to sell ads in Asia

<p>SYDNEY: Walt Disney Internet Group International has pumped up its </p><p>push into Asia-Pacific, appointing BMCMedia to sell advertising on its </p><p>new Disney.com.au website. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>In an exclusive agreement, BMCMedia becomes the main marketing point for </p><p>advertisers keen to tap Disney.com.au's 1.2 million monthly page </p><p>impressions. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>The win is one of the more significant for BMCMedia, which already </p><p>represents some 400 websites. "I think it will prove to be, given time, </p><p>probably the strongest children's online advertising vehicle in </p><p>Asia-Pacific," said business development manager Alan Long. BMCMedia's </p><p>other clients include telstra.com, Coles Myer, Qantas Frequent Flyer and </p><p>the Australian Stock Exchange. </p><p><BR><BR> </p><p>BMCMedia also recently broadened its business model to integrate a </p><p>search engine optimisation service, BMCOptimise, for advertisers. </p><p><BR><BR> </p>

SYDNEY: Walt Disney Internet Group International has pumped up its

push into Asia-Pacific, appointing BMCMedia to sell advertising on its

new Disney.com.au website.



In an exclusive agreement, BMCMedia becomes the main marketing point for

advertisers keen to tap Disney.com.au's 1.2 million monthly page

impressions.



The win is one of the more significant for BMCMedia, which already

represents some 400 websites. "I think it will prove to be, given time,

probably the strongest children's online advertising vehicle in

Asia-Pacific," said business development manager Alan Long. BMCMedia's

other clients include telstra.com, Coles Myer, Qantas Frequent Flyer and

the Australian Stock Exchange.



BMCMedia also recently broadened its business model to integrate a

search engine optimisation service, BMCOptimise, for advertisers.