How to find websites to advertise on in your niche
The best site for your ad isn't the biggest one. It's the one your customers land on when they search for what you sell.
Facts checked 29 Sep 2026 · by the AdSworn team
List the searches your customers make before buying ("best online video editor", "unlimited video editing service"), find the pages that rank for them, and check each page's real traffic and searches before you contact the owner. Judge pages by who searches to reach them, not by the site's total size.
The method
- Write down your customers' searchesThe words they type when they're about to choose: best, vs, alternative, price, service.
- Search them yourselfNote the articles that rank. Those pages already hold your buyers.
- Check the audienceAsk for traffic and searches from Google for that page. Ignore site-wide totals.
- Shortlist by intentBuying searches first, research searches for awareness.
- Start smallOne page, one period. Keep what works.
Example: video services
| Page | Search that brings readers | Banner / 4 weeks | Featured / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| The 12 Best Online Video Editors of 2026 (Free and Paid)Flocksy | “video editor” · 6 clicks | $25 | $2,000 |
| The 8 Best Video Editing Apps for iPhone and Android (2026)Flocksy | “best video editing app for android 2026” · 1 click | $25 | – |
Search AdSworn by the words your customers use, and every result shows the searches behind it: browse pages.
Straight answers
How do I find blogs to advertise on?
Search for what your customers search for, note the pages that rank, and ask for each page's real traffic and searches.
Is a bigger website always better?
No. A smaller page reached by people searching for what you sell can outperform a big site's general audience.