22 tips to get more advertisers for your website.

Posted on March 17th, 2010. Written by Jamie Northrup.

Get more advertisers...

It doesn’t matter if you’re a small company starting out and have no advertisers yet or if you are already on your way and have tons, everyone can use more. We know there are plenty of people who want to pay you to put their ads on your website, it’s a multi billion dollar industry.

Sure you could put affiliate ads or pay per click, and if you have no advertisers, that’s precisely what you should do until you can get some, because with the right demand, advertisers will make you much more money in the end.

I came across an article over at DailyBlogTips title “22 Ways To Find Advertisers For Your Website”, and figured I would give you a general summary of the twenty two tips and for more detail you can head over and read the whole article.

1. Put an “Advertise” link on the menu bar

2. Use an “Advertise Here” banner as placeholder

3. Write a post welcoming advertisers

4. Email your list

5. Put a message at the bottom of blog posts

6. Put a message at the bottom of your feed

7. Examine who is leaving comments

8. Examine who is linking to you

9. Reply to all press releases and review requests

10. BuySellAds.com

11. AdBrite

12. ClickBank

13. SponsoredReviews.com

14. ReviewMe

15. Contact the banner advertisers

16. Contact the AdSense advertisers

17. Contact the site owner

18. Search for relevant products and contact the organic results

19. Search for relevant keywords and contact the AdWords advertisers

20. Search for websites thanking their sponsors/advertisers

21. Sponsored Tweets

22. Facebook Ads

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Jamie Northrup

I’m a 30 year old Canadian web consultant and founder of the Deuce Group. I have been working online since 1995 and have experience in blogging, web development, web design, e-commerce, eBay, social networking and online marketing.

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  1. Melina Hautala
    May 28, 2010 • 3:47 am

    Howdy there,Terrific blog dude! i am just Tired of using RSS feeds and do you use twitter?so i can follow you there:D.
    PS:Do you thought putting video to this blog to keep the people more interested?I think it works.Best regards, Melina Hautala

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