The banner ad that’s widely described as the first ever was a little rectangle purchased by AT&T on HotWired.com in 1994. About 44 percent of the people who saw it actually clicked on it.

Although fewer companies fly the skyward tow ads, those who do claim business is booming and data backs them up.

Over at the always enlightening Adotas, there's a nice rundown by Zephrin Lasker of what online marketing methods, you know, actually work by providing a return on investment. While ultimately ...

With 60 days to go until the 109th running of the Indianapolis 500, a new banner commemorating Josef Newgarden's back-to-back victories has been installed outside Gate 2 at the Indianapolis Motor ...

The former San Francisco 49er quarterback, who has not played in the NFL in several seasons, will be the face of Nike's 30th anniversary campaign.

The banner ad might seem like an artifact of the early Internet era that will inevitably die out. But its functionality is the key to the future of business.

Now, Donald Trump Jr. has released his own version of the photo, which replaces Kaepernick's face with that of the president.

The ad commemorates the 30th anniversary of Nike's "Just Do It" campaign, and Kaepernick -- who spearheaded a protest movement against social injustice by kneeling during the national anthem ...

Bradley and Montgomery’s new campaign for Chase Commercial Banking slaps ads just above 90 outlets around Indianapolis International Airport. Plug in your laptop, see the ad.

Do you want to learn the easiest way EVER to make a paper banner? Here it is! Use cardstock, Mod Podge, confetti, and a few ...

Colin Kaepernick Becomes Face of Nike's 30th Anniversary 'Just Do It' Campaign Colin Kaepernick tweeted the ad with the words, "Believe in something, even if it means sacrificing everything. # ...

Colin Kaepernick has a new deal with Nike, even without having a job in the NFL. Kaepernick’s attorney, Mark Geragos, made the announcement on Twitter, calling the former San Francisco 49ers … ...