What to put on your "Advertise with us" page
Most "Advertise with us" pages are a contact form and a round number. The ones that sell answer every buyer's question before they ask.
Facts checked 29 Sep 2026 · by the AdSworn team
A good Advertise with us page says who your readers are (ideally the searches that bring them), proves your traffic with numbers from Google, shows the formats and prices, explains how ads are labelled and approved, and lets a buyer book or ask in one click. Link to it from your site's navigation or footer so sponsors can find it.
The sections, in order
- Who reads youNot demographics you can't prove: the topics and the searches that bring people to your pages.
- ProofPage views and clicks from Google, with where they came from and when. Real data beats a PDF.
- What you sellEach format with a picture: where it appears and what the sponsor supplies.
- PricesListed, per page or per format. Hidden prices lose buyers who don't want a sales call.
- RulesEvery ad labelled, paid links marked sponsored, and you approve each one.
- Book or askA button, not just an email address.
Copy you can adapt
"Every month, [X] people find us by searching for [topics]. Put your business in front of them. Every page lists its real traffic from Google, what a sponsorship costs and how to book. Every ad is labelled and approved by us before it runs."
The shortcut
On AdSworn, every publisher gets a storefront that does all of this automatically: each page with its searches, traffic from Google, formats, prices and a booking button. Link your "Advertise with us" in your footer or menu straight to it.
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Straight answers
Should I list prices on my Advertise with us page?
Yes. Buyers comparing options skip pages that make them email for a quote.
Where should the link go?
In your site's main navigation or footer, labelled "Advertise with us" or "Sponsor this site".