NHBR.com Opportunities

December 18, 2003

NH Business Review Staff,

NHBR.com offers a
variety of advertising opportunities from the traditional to the untraditional.
We’ll work with you to determine the most effective strategy to reach your audience.
Please e-mail sales@nh.com for more information and don’t forget to ask about
our special bundle purchases with NH.com, NHMagazine.com and NHEvents.com.

NHBR.com Advertising
Opportunities

Programs	Description	Monthly Rate
Package A: Tile Ad Banner Ad Limit: 3 Advertisers	Fixed text box in the left rail navigation linking to advertiser’s Web site or display ad. Text box includes a logo, value statement and link to your Web site.	$350/6 months $300/12 months
Package B: Tile Ad Banner Ad Limit: 1 Advertiser per Section	Fixed display ad inline with section content on NHBR.com Display ad includes logo and value statement. Inclusion in display ad marketplace, if applicable. Limit to one position per section front page on NHBR.com	$300/6 months $275/12 months
Package C: Tile Ad Banner Ad Limit: 5 Advertisers per Section	Fixed tile ad in section of your choice on NHBR.com and linked to your Web site. Rotating banner throughout NHBR.com and linked to your Web site. Tile ad rotates on the homepage of NHBR.com.	$250/6 months $225/12 months

For
more information, please contact us: e-mail sales@nhbr.com phone (603) 624-1442
fax (603) 624-1310.

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