Information for advertisers
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Why choose AVForums.com to promote your AV related brand/products/services?
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Contact UsFor more information, please send an email to our advertising team. Please include your contact details
and, if possible, your requirements. If you have Skype, and we are online,
please feel free to phone us right away.
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| This page is for businesses interested in promoting their AV brand/products/services on AVForums.com. Individuals wanting to sell their personal kit should see our classifieds forums. |
Advertiser listThose of our advertisers on the Assured Advertiser program who have created AVForums accounts to engage with our community are listed in our Assured Advertiser list. Premium Assured Advertisers are the biggest supporters of AVForums.com and you can click here to see the current list of those registered. |
Independent statistics and campaign reportingWe use Google Analytics to gather statistics about our site, its visitors and how they use AVForums. Please ask for specific information. We use a third party organisation Adtech to serve our adverts. This means that there is no doubt that the data you receive about your advertising campaign is 100% genuine. |
If you are a manufacturer, distributor or retailer of home consumer electronics products or services then AVForums.com is the ideal place for your message to reach thousands of potential customers. For more information including hit stats and costs, please contact us .Here are some frequently asked questions.Q1. How can we promote our brand/products/services on AVForums.com? Q1. How can we promote our brand/products/services on AVForums.com? A1. These are the six most common methods:
Please contact us for more details. A2. No, we do not sell text links for SEO purposes. All those links placed on AVForums to commercial sites include the rel=nofollow code in order to ensure we abide by search engines' policies re selling text links. Q3. So how many people will see/hear my advert? A3. You choose. We sell banner advertising on a cost per thousand impressions basis (an impression is a 'showing' of your advert) so you can design a campaign to match your budget. Since it is preferable to show an advert once to 100 people rather than 100 times to one person, we can limit the number of times your adverts are shown to each person. This means you can reach the maximum number of users for your budget. Q4. What kind of people will see my advert? A4. Demographics from our 2011 Hitwise report show that AVForums visitors are more likely to be families with younger children, with both parents on good incomes. Their average age is 36. We know that visitors to AVForums.com represent a complete cross section of people interested in home consumer electronics. From beginners to experts, from small to very large budgets. The majority are enthusiasts who are usually in a regular cycle of upgrading their equipment. Many are early adopters. Adverts can be targeted to specific countries and areas within the UK. A5. We can work together to create a campaign to suit your budget. Contact us to discuss your requirements. Q6. How do I know how well my banner is doing? A6. If you wish, you can receive a regular email containing details about your campaign. A7. Adverts can be placed within specific forums to target people interested in specific topics relevant to your business. You can even target specific threads if you wish. There are also special locations such as the home page. Please call our advertising team to discuss the most effective campaign. Q8. Can we change our banner part way through our advertising period? A8. Yes, advertisers may email the details of their new adverts to us and we will change them for you. This is part of the service at no additional cost. Q9. Can you produce banners graphics for us? A9. Yes, there is a modest charge for producing both banner graphics, radio-style and video adverts. We aim to make the whole process as easy as possible. Click here to listen to an advert we produced for a client which was placed in our fourth podcast. For more information, please contact us. |







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