BrandClik Announces Beta Trial of Non-Intrusive In-Text Ad Network

Publishing and Advertising Partners to Test Next Generation System

Reston, VA — May 1, 2008 - BrandClik, a next generation in-text advertising network, today announced a limited Beta trial of its industry-changing advertising system. During the Beta trial, BrandClik will partner with web publishers and advertisers to test and validate the BrandClik network. This announcement marks a significant step for BrandClik toward delivering its pioneering online advertising network.

BrandClik has been collaborating with a diverse group of online publishers and brands and has brought together advertisers and content providers for the Beta trial of BrandClik's proprietary advertising network. Participants in the Beta trial include online newspapers, blogs, websites and advertisers on the local and national level.

The BrandClik advertising network will bring together publishers and advertisers to create a new online advertising model and experience that creates revenue for editorial content while uniquely providing cost transparency and highly-qualified, brand-protected, click-throughs for advertisers looking to create high ROI in the online advertising space. BrandClik's in-text advertising tags specified brand name keywords and creates links to a chosen destination that is not activated until the user clicks the link. This format is non-intrusive to site content, ensures the protection and monetization of brand names and allows BrandClik to pioneer a form of online advertising that provides value-added benefits to both publishers and advertisers.

"BrandClik recognizes that the online advertising model needs to be updated and we believe that our new in-text advertising network will positively affect publishers, advertisers and users," said Joshua Konowe, co-founder and CEO of BrandClik. "This Beta trial is a great first step for BrandClik and we look forward to working with our partners to demonstrate the value of the BrandClik network."

The new service is scheduled to be generally available to web publishers and advertisers later this year.