I currently have around 2,500 ad impressions per day going unsold. THe site provides a highly targeted audience for web hosting companies.

If anyone is interested please contact me. I would really like to sell out my advertising space even if it means selling at a discounted rate. You can take a look at the current rates at http://www.helpwithhosting.com/advertising.htm . Feel free to e-mail me for special offers or bulk pricing.

Thanks,
Keith Downing
HelpWithHosting.com

How much traffic do you get daily

Joe

Traffic is currently around 100 unique visitors/day with approx. 300-500 unique pageviews/day and it is growing at a pretty good rate. I expect to be over 1000 unique pageviews/day within the next 30-60 days.

Let me know if you would like more information.

Keith

I've also updated the ad rates recently so you might want to check the site again if you're interested in advertising with us: http://www.helpwithhosting.com/advertising.htm .

Thanks,
Keith

Do your current prices reflect the "discounts" you mentioned in your post? Do you offer volume discounts?

James

Aloha

was curious
you have 2500 impressions a day to sell ??
your traffic is only 100 a day each one visiting 3-5 pages a day
how can you have more impressions than visitors ???

curious how you do this
seeing as how I have a lot of friends here and I am a marketing/design guy who has ran a lot of large sites (I am not a host)
your cpm seems very high ??

just seems like funny math to me ??
the fact of your targeted audience can be an advantage
but still seems like funny math to me ???

just trying to post my observations
not trying to start a negative thing sorry if I come across this way ;)

James,

I'll private message you my special discounts. I'd rather not post them here as they change depending on the amount of unsold advertising.

Honu,

Not sure if you visited the site or not, but that is 2,500 ad impressions NOT page impressions. We have five small button ads at the top of every page along with traditional banner ads and sponsored text links on our article pages.

Hope that clears things up.

Regards,
Keith