LakeAnnaBuzz.com was created for Lake Anna weekend recreation and entertainment enthusiasts. As a LakeAnnaBuzz.com advertiser, you have a direct connection to our readers to promote your events, products, and services. Get your business name in front of hundreds of viewers that visit the site each day.

FREE LISTINGS

Promote Your Events

Announce your upcoming weekend recreational event for free in the Events section. Send us an email with the event information at info@LakeAnnaBuzz.com.

Link Exchange

Add a link to LakeAnnaBuzz.com on your website, and we'll do the same for you. Your link will appear on our Link Exchange page.

ADVERTISING

We offer different options for advertising your business. For more info on advertising, pricing, and how to get started today, contact us at:

info@LakeAnnaBuzz.com

Advertising options:

1) Web banner ad

Banner ad approximately a 140x140 pixels. The position of the banner ad on the web page is on a first come, first served basis. The banner ad will link to your business web site. Artwork will be developed and made available for your approval prior to posting it on the web site.

2) Promotional web billboard

Promote your business, promote an event, or establish a web presence. One primary web page, photos, description/text, and an email link. A LakeAnnaBuzz.com Member Website link is included.

>Example: Hunter's Landing Store

3) Custom website design

Contact us for your website development. Create an online presence, or revamp your current website. A LakeAnnaBuzz.com Member Website link is included.

>Example: NikkiWilhoite.com

SURVEY OF INTERNET USAGE

Consumers increasingly view the Internet as just as viable a source of information and entertainment as television or newspapers, according to a survey of 18 to 54 year-olds conducted by Frank N. Magid Associates on behalf of the Online Publishers Association (OPA). Nearly forty-six percent of respondents cited the Internet as their "top media choice," followed by television (34.6%) and newspapers (3.2%). Among 18 to 24 year-olds, 50.5% picked the Internet over television (28.5%).

Overall, 73% said the Internet is an important part of their day and helps them keep up with topics of interest, and 47% report using it more than they did a year ago. Nineteen percent said they use the Internet more than five hours per day during the week, while 15% watch more than five hours of TV per day.

"Consumers continue to move beyond purely functional uses of the Internet into more media-oriented activities, such as reading stories, looking at photos, and watching video," said OPA president Michael Zimbalist. The survey found that 83% said reading a news story online is the same or better than a newspaper, and 67% said watching a short clip online is the same or better than TV. However, 63% still believe television is better for longer programs.

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