PixelDir

Pixel Advertising

Pixel advertising is a form of display advertising on the web, in which the cost of each advertisement is calculated dependent on the number of pixels it occupies. Pixel advertising gained popularity in the last quarter of 2005 when British student Alex Tew created a website named The Million Dollar Homepage, and solicited advertisers to buy ad space measured in pixels on the homepage. The price was set at $1 USD per pixel, and there were 1 million pixels of space available.

At a distance of 5 years I decided to recreate this challenge as an experiment in web marketing. The project is to offer this free advertising space at no cost.
This large square is good 810,000 pixels, each reported site can occupy a maximum of 400 pixels (4 squares), so PixelDir can accommodate about 2000 sites.
Links to sites reported have no redirects in this way link exchange your site will become mandatory page rank and popularity.
Pixeldir will leave intact the pixels indefinitely.
Thanks for your cooperation!