Services > Advertise on digitalFAQ.com 

digitalFAQ.com is currently generating up to 200,000 unique visitors per month, and that number steadily grows as time passes. The average viewer spends 5-10 minutes per visit, and comes back several times per month. Worldwide news articles have given much attention to this site in the past (including CBS, the Associated Press and the BBC), and makes for a prime location to advertise. Many of the site visitors are new to video, and are very impressionable. This is a niche site dedicated to digital media, with a concentration on digital video and DVD creation, and will be effective at hitting your target audience.


Current Ad Rates and Sizes

Size: Standard 468x60 banner
Banner Ad Rates: 
— Monthly: $60.00 USD 
— Six-Month: $345.00 USD
— Full Year: $660.00 USD

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Payment

Payment information: All advertising packages are pre-paid. We can accept company checks, money orders, and Paypal payments (which allows for credit cards, checks, and direct bank draft). An invoice will be generated for you, outlining all sales information and pertinent payment info. 


Notes / Information

Storage: It is preferred to have all advertisements are housed on the digitalFAQ.com servers. This helps us in preventing ad-blocking software from hiding your ads, as well as retaining the quick-load aspects of the many site pages. However, if you wish to update your ad on a regular basis, it can be hotlinked from your own servers.

Design: This site has a distinct look and feel that visitors find very appealing. We are trying to avoid "flashy" animation that are nauseating to read, as well as neon colors and other such bright shades that are difficult on the eyes. Visitors to this site can often spend several minutes or more on a single page, reading the content. A calm ad with appealing colors will go a lot further than an obnoxious distraction that is hard on the viewer's eyes. 

Rotations: The rotations will never extend past 3-4 ads at most, and are random. Rotations currently occur at every page load.