Two ways onto a page. Both built to be seen.
Every page on AdSworn takes one banner ad and one featured post. Pick the one that fits your message, see its real traffic first, and send it for the publisher's approval.
Featured post per year
Your story inside the article people came to read, in the site's own fonts. It reads like part of the page, and it's clearly marked sponsored.
- A headline, up to 60 characters
- A paragraph, up to 400 characters
- Where the link goes
Best for: Explaining what you do to readers already deep in the topic. Stays up for a whole year.
On this page: $2,000 / year
Find pages for a featured postA real page on Flocksy, with its real searches and traffic. The ad copy is an example.
Side by side
| Banner ad | Featured post | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it shows | Near the top of the page, under the site's header | Inside the article, after the opening paragraphs |
| What readers see | An ad card: headline, one line, logo | Text in the site's own style: headline, paragraph, link |
| How it's sold | Per 4 weeks: 4, 8 or 12 weeks | Per year, paid once, priced on a full year of readers |
| Label | Ad · via AdSworn | Sponsored · via AdSworn |
| Your link | Marked rel="sponsored", counted by AdSworn | Marked rel="sponsored", counted by AdSworn |
| When unsold | Shows “Sponsor this page” with the page's real traffic | Shows nothing: no text is added without a sponsor |
Quick answers
Who writes a featured post?
You do. You write the headline and paragraph when you book, the publisher reads it and approves it, and it goes live in their article. Nothing runs without their yes.
Is a featured post a backlink?
It's a real link that sends real readers, but it's marked sponsored, as Google requires for paid links. You're buying the audience and the clicks, not search ranking.
What do I get after it runs?
A delivery report: how many times your ad or post was seen and clicked, counted by AdSworn on the page, not by the publisher.