Finding niche websites that sell banner advertising

9 years ago

"{niche} website display advertising", "{niche} website banner advertising".etc?

"advertise" "advertise here"

buysellads.com

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JohnMcCabe

9 years ago

Start by making a list of websites in the niche. Visit each site and determine if they use banners. Hover over the banners - is the destination url the advertiser or a network? If it's the advertiser, scan the site for information on advertising - a media kit or rate card or similar. If not found, look for contact information and inquire about buying advertising.

This is also the kind of easily defined project one could outsource.

You might also look into sponsoring podcasts in your niche if their are any.

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onSubie

9 years ago

This technique is described in various ways in many traffic courses. They all have different flavours of approach.

One way to find sites is simply search Google for the keywords you want to ads for and look in the SERPs for suitable blogs. If niche blogs are ranking you can target them. If all the top sites are ecommerce or large authority sites they probably aren't what you are looking for but check to see if they accept direct advertising.

Good niche blogs to target are those using AdSense. AdSense pays poorly so you may be able to get a good deal on banner ads simply by paying more than the blog makes from adsense.

Your biggest challenge, especially with niche blogs, will be getting a response from the owner.

Follow the blog a bit to see how/if the owner is present. Do they post regularly? Do they reply to comments?

Look for social media links and see if they have an active Twitter account, facebook page or other social media presence.

Other things to think about:
How will you verify the traffic the blog gets?
How will you negotiate a price?
How much will you pay based on what?

Google should find you some detailed articles and YouTube videos that talk about this.

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Tesslady

9 years ago

Originally Posted by onSubie

This technique is described in various ways in many traffic courses. They all have different flavours of approach.

One way to find sites is simply search Google for the keywords you want to ads for and look in the SERPs for suitable blogs. If niche blogs are ranking you can target them. If all the top sites are ecommerce or large authority sites they probably aren't what you are looking for but check to see if they accept direct advertising.

Good niche blogs to target are those using AdSense. AdSense pays poorly so you may be able to get a good deal on banner ads simply by paying more than the blog makes from adsense.

Your biggest challenge, especially with niche blogs, will be getting a response from the owner.

Follow the blog a bit to see how/if the owner is present. Do they post regularly? Do they reply to comments?

Look for social media links and see if they have an active Twitter account, facebook page or other social media presence.

Other things to think about:
How will you verify the traffic the blog gets?
How will you negotiate a price?
How much will you pay based on what?

Google should find you some detailed articles and YouTube videos that talk about this.

This is really good information. Especially about the social media part.

You also want to see if the site owner has a list of subscribers, i.e. if they have signup form for a news letter or free report. This way you can JV with the site owner and offer commissions on every sale you make through their contacts.

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Synnuh

9 years ago

niche "media kit"

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Rob Whisonant

9 years ago

I actually just look at the sites ranking for the keywords I want and contact them directly. When I find a site with no ads on it, I contact them extremely fast and make them an offer they can't refuse.

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enjamulahsan

Banned 9 years ago

you can try finding services from fiverr

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ydsimple

9 years ago

buysellads + your niche.

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EPoltrack77

9 years ago

yeah banner works extremely well when you find the correct sites. I still do it the old fashion way and it works great. I use the google keyword planner and I find high searched keyword phrases and then I plug those into google and I explore the results and look for sites I can advertise on.

Simple, straight forward and works well.

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Kurt

9 years ago

I can't remember exactly how to do it, but I "think" there's a way to find sites that have AdSense on them. If so, ask the sites to test your offer instead of AdSense. Or, you may able to target these sites specifically through Adwords without having to contact the sites directly.

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hmnur32

9 years ago

You can find correct site with your niche and post ads and increase your traffic and you can increase your sell.

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AceOfShirts

9 years ago

Check out ProjectWonderful.com

They offer banner advertising on niche sites, and you just bid for the space and time you want. Some of the sites listed get quite a bit of traffic. You can even list your own site there and sell advertising yourself.