Thank you for considering advertising with RegularGeek.com.

RegularGeek has around 2300 RSS and Email subscribers. In addition to this, I personally have 1700 FriendFeed subscribers and 1300 Twitter subscribers. The blog currently receives about 11,000 pageviews per month, but this is also increasing steadily. I am also the founder of the popular social media monitor and conversation tracker YackTrack.com, which has been covered by ReadWriteWeb and Lifehacker. I have previously written for Mashable, and occasionally guest post on LouisGray.com.

Advertising here is fairly cheap, but with the rate of growth that we are seeing I would expect prices to rise in the near future. Articles are regularly shared to various social sites like Mixx, Digg, FriendFeed, StumbleUpon, Twitter and Facebook. Some of the posts tend to be featured in the discussion section of TechMeme.com headlines as well.

As I do not want to have a site cluttered with advertisements, I am only offering two spots in the right sidebar at this time:

150 x 150 Ad Spot – $5 USD/week (As of September, 2009)
This ad spot typically replaces the existing Amazon Product advertisement.

250 x 250 Ad Spot – $10 USD/week (As of September, 2009)
This ad spot typically replaces the existing Google advertisement.

This is the only advertising on the page, so you will be prominently featured. Both advertisements typically appear above the fold, and appear above other traditional blog widgets.

All ads will be published on the blog (on every page) for a 7 day period from when the ad is approved. Discounted rates are available for longer advertisement durations. Currently, I only accept Paypal as the form of payment. All advertising is reviewed for relevance to the target audience. The physical format of the advertising is preferred to be an image. RegularGeek retains the right to refuse any advertisement for any reason. If you have any questions or concerns, would like to purchase an advertisement or would like to see another type of advertising on the site, feel free to get in touch with me at info at regulargeek.com or use the contact form below.

Thank you.

Rob Diana, the author of Regular Geek.