Advertising Rates and Programs
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The number of people you will put your brand in front of when
partnering with AsktheBuilder.com. Engage my visitors. If you have a great product or service that will offer valuable solutions, allow me to send them to your website. Your products and services are very likely the exact solutions to their problems. Partnering with AsktheBuilder.com is easy. We offer two different opportunites! Advertising: Our powerful new advertising model allows you to customize your campaign by geography, time of day, page location, content type.... It is the ultimate advertising opportunity. Read more by downloading the Advertising Opportunities PDF file shown to the right. Lead Generation: Allow us to send customers your way. Every day our customers are looking for people who are able to able to help them fix their problems. If we believe in your product or service, we are happy to send them your way. Read more in the Referral Opportunities PDF file. For over 10 years, we have offered solutions - at the exact moment help is needed. Our numbers show that the videos, articles and tips offered within AsktheBuilder.com offer a valuable service -- and a bit of entertainment along the way. We take great pride in this and have exciting plans in place for continued growth. We invite you to grow with us. To learn more about the AsktheBuilder.com partnership opportunities, please check out the downloadable PDF files shown to the right. Then, contact us to tell us what you want to do and we will do all we can to satisfy you! If you want to talk to me about becoming one of your affiliates, please read this. Thank you for your interest in AsktheBuilder.com! Contact us today! Text Link Policy: We get repeated requests from websites that want to purchase a text link from AsktheBuilder.com. The web sites, that want the link, are trying to boost their position in the search engines. It's a very selfish act when you think about it. The better way to increase your ranking is by doing it slowly and organically, the way AsktheBuilder.com has done it since 1995. The best analogy I can offer is the feeling you get while watching someone cut into a line in front of you so they don't have to wait. That's selfish behavior, and Google doesn't like selfish websites, nor do they like the websites that assist the line cutters. We don't want to be frowned upon or shunned by Google, so we don't sell text links. It's that simple. |
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