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[xeny00000]

Hello,

We would like to place our banners on your forum.
Please share the following info:

1. pricing
2. possible format of banners (static or dynamic)
3. size
4. exact placements where we can add them - links to exact pages and screenshots where we can add them
5. any past data of previous clients - number of impressions per week or month, number of clicks, CTR etc
6. stats inside google analytics - screenshot of the last 30 days for the particular page where we can add our banners
7. will we be alone or are there any clients with their bannes in rotation with ours?

[Murat]

You will find all info here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5341558.0

[blue Snow]

you have to check https://bitcointalk.org/adrotate.php?adinfo

[jackg]

You'll see the "advertise here" link under each banner too that you can use to buy ad space. Youll have to follow all the rules, specifically not being able to use images when you advertise (so you might need to get someone to convert them to HTML/Css).

Investment types schemes and mixers also can't be advertised on the forum.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Investment types schemes and mixers also can't be advertised on the forum.

Well, that's not exactly true. They cannot be advertised in a banner under the original post of each thread, but mixers and investment types schemes are already advertised under the signature of users.

@xeny00000, that's called a signature campaign and they can be seen here: Services. The good side of a signature campaign is that you don't have those strict rules such as no ICOs or anything like an altcoin that is backed by a company. You also don't have to pay these amounts of mBTC. You let the users decide if they want to join by giving them your own payment rates.

Here, take a look on this one: [FULL] ChipMixer Signature Campaign | Sr Member+. I honestly don't know what will be more profitable for you.

[SFR10]

specifically not being able to use images when you advertise (so you might need to get someone to convert them to HTML/Css).

Small correction: That's no longer the case; Images ^[static] can be used as ads, but they risk having such ads blocked by adblockers ^{[will lead to fewer impressions for the duration of the ad, in comparison to the other two methods [there's also BBcode]]}.
^{- Source: Ad design}