Q: How do I place an advert?
A: You can
read all about the different types of adverts here – there are free ones available. Scroll down the resulting page until you see the
Create Your Advert Here link and follow the simple instructions.
Q: Does Dog Friendly Britain sell advertising over the phone?
A: We do not undertake telephone selling, of any kind.
Q: How soon will my advert appear on the Dog Friendly Britain website?
A: Your advert will be 'live' within a few minutes of the advert being uploaded.
Q: In what order do the adverts appear?
A: The higher the price of the advert, the nearer it is to the top of the listings – thus all banner adverts appear first and all free adverts last in any listing.
Q: Are there FREE adverts available?
A: Yes, free listings are available. A free advert includes the title of the advert, up to 200 characters of text (including spaces) plus an email contact.
To create your free advert use this link.
Please note: Any website information, URL etc, included in a free advert will be removed.
Q: How long does an advert run for?
A: All adverts, irrespective of price, run for one year from the date of uploading.
Q: Will you remind me when my advert is due to run out?
A: We email all our advertisers a couple of weeks before their advert is due to expire. The email will include all the information which is required for the renewal, or upgrade, of the advert. Two further reminders will then be sent out and, should we not receive any response, the advert will then be automatically removed from the website.
Q: Do the main directory adverts rotate?
A: All main directory adverts (
with the exception of the top 10 'Sticky' banners in each category) rotate, on a daily basis, within their own price bracket.
Q: I see that ICONS showing extra information are included on some adverts but not others. Why is this?
A: The information icons appear only on paid-for adverts.
Q: I'd like to place an advert but don't want to pay via the internet.
A: Please take a look at our advertising information and choose the type of advert you would like. All you need to then, is just email us giving all the relevant. We will then upload the advert for you and you will be invoiced for payment by BACS, or cheque.
Q: We have a Guest House and also a Self catering Cottage. Do we have to take out two separate adverts.
A: You can choose up to 2 categories for one advert so you may include one advert in both Hotels, B&Bs, Guest Houses AND Self catering & Cottages. Inns & restaurants may decide to advertise in both Accommodation - Hotels B&Bs, Guest Houses PLUS Eating Out – Cafes & Restaurants. While Dog Services advertisers may provide both Dog Training and Sitters & Services.
Q: I already advertise with Dog Friendly Britain and would like to amend my advert.
A: You can
amend your advert at any time using this link together with the email address used when your advert was originally uploaded, and the password which was emailed to you at that time.
Q: I’ve lost my password what do I do?
A: email:
ann@dogfriendlybritain.co.uk giving full details of the title of your advert plus you full name and address (to confirm you really are the advertiser concerned).
Q: I'd like to upgrade my advert. How can I do this?
A: You can upgrade your advert at any time. Simply
use this link to Edit your Advert. You will need your password and email address, to access your present advert information. All you need to do then is use the '
click here' link which is shown below the '
TO UPGRADE your advert' information and follow the simple instructions. If you require any help just email:
ann@dogfriendlybritain.co.uk giving full details of the title of your advert.
Q: Will my advert appear on the Google map search?
A: All Accommodation, Eating Out, Dog Days Out and Dog Services adverts automatically appear on the Google map search.
Q: I'd like to have a banner advert but don't have one suitable. Can you help?
A: We can design a banner advert for you for a small charge. All we would need is an image, or two, supplied as a jpg file. Alternatively, and with your permission, we may be able to use a picture from your own website.
Q: I don't have a website, can I still advertise with you?
A: You can certainly advertise with us if you don't have a website. However, you can also create your own webpage, quickly and easily, through the Dog Friendly Britain website provided you place a paid-for advert with us (any level). Our web pages are FREE with any paid advert. For more information, including a sample webpage, please
see this page.
Q: What information should I include in my advert?
A: It is entirely up to you what you include in your advert, however, you might like to take a few minutes to think about what you offer, that makes your business especially attractive to dog owners. You may have accommodation on the ground floor, which also has direct access outside. Do you perhaps, offer dog sitting? Or, may be, you supply home cooked food to people staying in your self- catering cottages. Dogs can be allowed in pub/restaurant areas – if you allow them inside your pub, or restaurant/cafe, let everyone know!
If you would like to include the address and telephone number in the main text box you can, of course, do so. This information will count towards the maximum number of characters allowed within the advert (200/500) so you may like to give a guide to your location in the
Title field for your advert. For example:
Dog Friendly Hotel, Bolingey, nr Perranporth.
Q: How many people use the Dog Friendly Britain website?
A: Visitors to our website do, of course, vary according to the time of year. Peek times bring us well over 120,000 visits per month. That does, we believe, make our adverts excellent value for money.
Q: I'd like to know more about advertising in the Premium Space positions in the right-hand and left-hand panels.
A: Please email us for further information:
ann@dogfriendlybritain.co.uk.
Q: Do you accept Flash banner adverts?
A: We currently only accept static banner adverts.
Q: We no longer allow dogs. How can we remove our advert from the website?
A: Just email us quoting your password, the title of your advert, and your own home address and we will remove your advert for you.
Q: We'd like to include a Dogs Welcome banner / logo on my own website. Do you have one available for us to use?
A: We do have a banner which you can use. Our 'Well Behaved Dogs – Welcome here' banner can be uploaded to any website to let people know that you welcome dogs. Please either right click to download the graphic and create your own link, or copy the block of html below into your webpage to link to the graphic on our server.
Q: Can we book a holiday through Dog Friendly Britain?
A: Dog Friendly Britain is not a booking agency and you must, therefore, contact our advertisers directly to check their availability.
Q: Do you have any further dog friendly information that is not included on the website?
A: All of the information we have at present is included on our website. New information is added to the site on a regular basis so please do keep checking back.
Q: I'd like to recommend a very dog friendly place ( accommodation / pub / day out ) How do I let you know about it?
A: Just email us giving as much information as you can.
Q: Does the website 'The Wet Nose Society' belong to Dog Friendly Britain?
A: Yes, The Wet Nose Society is powered by Dog Friendly Britain. It is open to anyone in the world who owns a dog and enables them to make a webpage especially for their dog – and yes, if you have more than one dog, they can each have a page of their own! It is free to use and already has hundreds of pages :
www.TheWetNoseSociety.co.uk
FOOT NOTES:
Dog Friendly Britain is not a booking agency. And all advertisers
must, therefore, be contacted individually regarding availability. Please do not contact us requesting information for availability information you must contact the advertisers individually.
All adverts must, of course, be dog orientated and relevant to the Dog Friendly Britain website.
All adverts are checked and any offensive content will be removed, as will any website references included in a free advert.
