Publishers offering "Medium Rectangle Ad" spots
A medium rectangle is the 300x250 pixel banner, the most common ad size on the web. It usually sits in the sidebar or inside the article text.
- How it's sold
- Most of the 394 publishers selling it run it on their own site, from Pubfinity to smaller blogs, and you book through their sales team, a self-serve form, or a DSP. It is one of the easiest sizes to buy programmatically.
- What it costs
- The median published rate is 950 USD per month, based on 14 rates. Where publishers sell it by impression, the median is 26 USD per 1,000 impressions.
- What you supply
- You supply one 300x250 image or HTML5 file, and many publishers also ask for a backup static image.
- Best for
- It suits traffic and awareness campaigns that need wide reach across many sites.
- Before you buy
- Look at the slot's position on the page, because a 300x250 above the fold and one at the page bottom perform very differently.
About this placement
Part ofWebsite & Display
ChannelsWeb · App
Found selling it394 publishersMozilla, New York Times, CNN
Ad spots395
What it costs
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