Website Banner Advertising
Rent a header banner, sidebar banner or in-content native slot monthly, directly from the site owner. RGB measures each site domain authority itself and shows it with the date.
How to read this catalog
- Domain authority and indexed pages are measured by us, with the fetch date written next to them; monthly visits are the site own claim, and the label says so.
- Rental is monthly: buy one month, measure the result, then renew for several. The card price is for one month.
- Prepare the banner in the right dimensions and a small file size; a heavy banner slows the host site and gets closed before it is seen.
RGB is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is what the seller set, payment goes directly to them, and RGB only keeps the order process transparent.
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How much does Website Banner Advertising cost
The catalog is not yet big enough for a minimum and median price to mean anything; we will not put a made-up number in their place. Each listing price is transparent on its own card, and as more listings arrive the real stats will sit right here.
In-content native usually costs more than a banner but earns more real clicks; the reader eye has learned to skip banners, not text. If you can only test one, test native first.
Direct rental instead of a banner network
A banner network takes the budget and spreads it across its sites; where, and next to what content, is not up to you. Direct rental is the reverse: you know exactly where your banner sits, next to what content, for what audience. For a local or specialist brand that only a handful of sites serve, direct is almost always the better spend.
In exchange, you lose scale. If you want tens of millions of automated impressions, networks were built for exactly that, and this catalog is not their replacement; it is their complement.
How to judge the host site
The domain authority we measured is the starting point, not the end. Open the site itself: is the content fresh? Is the page not already full of other banners? Is its audience your audience? A site with ten ads per page sells the eleventh slot cheap because it truly is not seen.
Frequently asked questions
Who counts the clicks and impressions?
Build the banner link with UTM so you see clicks in your own analytics; that is the most accurate and neutral count. You can ask the host for impression stats, but keep click measurement on your side.
Does a banner affect my site SEO?
Per Google rules an ad link must be nofollow or sponsored and builds no direct SEO effect; what you are buying is traffic and customers. Follow links for SEO effect belong to sponsored articles, which have their own separate section.