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When designing skyscraper banners (160×600 and 130×160…etc.) try incorporating your logo in to the top and bottom portions of your banner layouts.
If you only want to include one logo, try positioning the logo in the top or middle portions of the banner.
If you only include your brand identity at the bottom, it’s will most likely fall below the fold (below the initial browser window area) and out of view of the user. Having a logo atop of the banner insures the viewer will be able to identity the brand associated with the message and call to actions.

If you have small side jobs as I do from time to time, this is a really nice online invoicing application.
There’s a free account for small businesses (1-3 users).

It also comes with a desktop widget for Mac and Window users.
http://www.paymo.biz/

There are a number of stock sites that allow freelancers to submit their creative assets be sold through their site. The percentage of what you can earn is dependent on how many sells your asset generates. Check out these popular stock site for submissions.

Fotolia:

http://us.fotolia.com/Info/Contributors

iStockPhoto:

http://www.istockphoto.com/sell-stock-photos.php

Brandstack:

http://brandstack.com/home

Campaign Monitor:

http://www.campaignmonitor.com/designers/