Interactive Goddesses like us
Written on March 21st , 2026 by Tech Ads
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Interactive Goddesses like us.
People like GeoCities. People, like Michele Madansky, I [nter-
active Goddess of BBDO New York. As New Media Manager,
here's what she has to say about advertising on GeoCities, whaive: not
coincidently, she’s also a “homesteader” with her own Home Page.
Web Advertising
“These days it's more than just buil ding a Web site. I'm see zing
the most er eative and flexible solutions to achieve my Clients’
objectives. | I'm looking for sites where people @ are in ie mood to
browse and sdleeriens. With GeoCities they’ re more likely bo
pay attention to my advertising message, hecause it provides
a friendly environment that encourages interaction.
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Michel's East Vilage Guide fo Dining, Drinking ana Carousing.
were. geocities.com/napavalley/2788
GeoCities is a “destination”
“GeoCities helps me w then I'm trying to target a spec sific audience
by using any variety of f their 3 33 common-interest nei shhorhoads
withestit sacrificing veach”
Find out for yourself how GeoCities can help you to reach a total
vom of 180 million page views per month; which includes
500,000+ registered ‘Homesteaders.”
Give Paul DeBraccio a call at 212.686.9045, or aia him
aio geocities.com and let him craft a creative and flex-
pa solution for your interactive advertising objectives, or simply
visit www.geocities.com/mediakit.
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‘Interactive Goddesses like us’
Founded in 1994, GeoCities was a web host aimed at early internet adopters. Free to both view and create sites, GeoCities’ operations were funded by mandatory banner ads and popups. In 1999 GeoCities was sold to Yahoo! In 2009, GeoCities closed for all users outside of Japan and, in 2019 GeoCities’ final Japanese remnant closed for all users.
Some examples of pages from GeoCities can be found at Period Sites in Period Browsers. An early 1998 archive of the GeoCities MediaKit can be found in the Wayback Machine. An early 1999 archive of the featured ‘Michele’s East Village Guide to Dining, Drinking and Carousing.’ GeoCities site can be found in the Wayback Machine.
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