Advertisement Placement Optimization On Existing Website (Create New Ad Space On Website and Alter Existing)

When you input ad html codes through our Content Management System , it is set up to run on every page and every section on the site. There's input for a top 728x90 banner which runs on home, news, rumors, ask diva, cool points, videos, and community. There's a bottom 728x90 banner runs on all the just mentioned sections, beside community. There's a 300x250 banners which runs on all inner pages (2 inner pages for each section), besides community. I would like to modify the way advertising banners is displayed on the site. I would like to pick which area section (Home/News/Rumor/Ask Diva/Cool Points/Video/Community) to display this ad. ## Deliverables I'm the owner of an existing website. When you input ad html code through our CMS (content management system), it is set up to run on every page and every tab (section) on the site. There's a top 728x90 banner which runs on home, thru news, thru rumors, thru ask diva, thru cool points, thru videos, and thru community. There's a bottom 728x90 banner which runs on news, thru rumors, thru ask diva, thru cool points, and thru videos. There's a 300x250 banners which runs on inner pages (two total inner pages for each section) of news, rumors, ask diva, cool points, and videos. I would like to modify the way advertising banners is displayed on the site. For example, if I input an html code for the top 728x90 banner placement , when it runs live... I don't want it to run across every single page and tab on the website. I would like to pick which area section (Home/News/Rumor/Ask Diva/Cool Points/Video/Community) to display this ad. The same method would follow for the 300x250 banner and bottom 728x90 banner. I want allowance to upload an ad banner for a specific section through our CMS (content management system). So, I will be able to upload or input hmtl code for a 728x90 banner and choose to show it in the “Ask Diva?? and “Community?? sections. I also need to create new advertisement zones on the inner website pages. (see attachment)