Choose every site your ad runs on.
Ad networks are a quick way to reach many sites at once. When you want to pick the sites yourself, start here.
Two good ways to buy, for different goals.
Many buyers use both. Here is what each is best at.
An ad network
- Reaches many sites through one account
- The network chooses where ads appear
- One price across its sites
- Quick to set up
- Good for broad reach
Adspotfinder
- Shows each publisher by name
- You choose the sites and the spots
- Each publisher's own rate, where it prints one
- Book direct or through the DSP you use
- Good for a planned, named list
Four times a named list wins.
Moments when knowing the exact sites pays off.
A niche audience
The few sites your buyers trust matter more than thousands they skip.
A fixed budget
Spend it on the spots you chose, at the rate you saw.
Brand fit
Appear next to the publishers you want to be seen with.
A direct deal
Sponsorships and host reads are sold by the publisher itself.
TechCrunch
Startup and Technology News
United States- Billboard
- Contact for rate
- Branded Content
- Contact for rate
- Disrupt Exhibitor Program
- Contact for rate
For teams who want to know where.
The buyers who most often pick publishers by name.
Startups
Put a small budget on the few sites your customers read.
Brand teams
Keep your ads beside the publishers you chose.
Agencies
Show clients the named list their money went to.
Buy with your eyes open.
Questions about ad networks.
How the directory sits beside a network.
- Are ad networks listed here?
- Yes, as ways to buy a publisher. Where a publisher sells through a network, its listing names it.
- Should I stop using my network?
- Not at all. Use it for reach, and use the directory when you want named publishers.
- Is buying direct more expensive?
- It depends on the publisher. Compare its printed rate with what you pay today.
- Can I buy named publishers programmatically?
- Yes. Each listing shows the DSPs that can reach it, for a private deal or a targeted buy.
Pick the publishers yourself.
Every publisher by name, with its ad spots and ways to buy.
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