New England Water Works Association – Sponsored Email
The New England Water Works Association sponsored email is a highly-visible and very limited opportunity for you to educate NEWWA members regarding the benefits of using a product or service similar to what you provide. Its intent is to position your company as a thought leader and solution provider for professionals in the water work industry.
Below are the guiding principles for the sponsored email:
Advertisements must be truthful and may not make false or misleading claims.
Advertisements must not misuse or misappropriate any other party’s intellectual property rights or defame or disparage any other person, company, product, or service.
The association reserves the right to review and reject any advertisement based on editorial judgment, which will not relieve the advertiser from its payment obligations.
NEWWA reserves the right to edit, alter or reject content as it deems necessary to meet the above requirements and provide maximum value for its members.
Design Specifications
The width of the graphic should be 610 x 1024 pixels.
No Flash animation.
HTML & JPG are accepted formats. For HTML formats, hyperlinks can be used in your content. For JPG formats, entire email links to only one URL.
Content area is surrounded by an NEWWA branded header/footer.
Color Format RGB (CMYK may cause errors when viewing the email).
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