Banner wont display in apple mail signature

I have inserted code in mail>preferences>signature but it just displays as code in the message. Here however, it shows as a banner. This is the code/banner

If anyone can come up with a better solution but the nearest I can get to a satisfactory fix is to put the "banner" in as a gif and then beneath it type:
Just click n the link below
http://www.uwdcvideos.co.uk/?exref=103401

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