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FanFooty 2010 Rate Card


The following rates are for sponsorships per week for the 2010 AFL season. 2009 PIs/wk refers to the average amount of weekly page impressions that we recorded for each page during the 2000 AFL season. Traffic growth has been 100% year-on-year for the last three years running. For the purposes of devising this rate card, we are projecting (conservatively) a 50% increase for 2010 based on year-on-year growth figures.



Advertisement unitSizePositionFold2009 PIs/wkA$ Cost (ex GST)
Index leaderboard728x90top middleabove400,000$1000
Index wide skyscraper160x600right topabove400,000$750
Index medium rectangle300x250bottom middlebelow400,000$500
Scores leaderboard728x90top middleabove1.2 million$1500
Scores wide skyscraper160x600bottom leftabove1.2 million$1200
Scores medium rectangle300x250right topbelow1.2 million$900
Articles leaderboard728x90top middleabove100,000$300
Articles wide skyscraper160x600right topabove100,000$300
Articles medium rectangle300x250bottom leftbelow100,000$200
Run-of-site leaderboard728x90top middleabove400,000$500
Run-of-site wide skyscraper160x600right topabove400,000$400
Run-of-site medium rectangle300x250bottom leftbelow400,000$200


Index refers to the front page.
Scores is the live match chat and match blog, where users can look at live fantasy scores and news during games.
Articles is the FanFooty blog and other long-form articles, such as game previews and reviews.
Run-of-site is the remainder of the site ad inventory, covering player profiles, statistic pages, fantasy team pages, forums, plus features like Exteam and Fanplanner for managing fantasy teams.


Demographic information

Not surprisingly given that the site is about Australian rules fantasy football, FanFooty users are predominantly Australian, male and in the 15-39 age group, with about 90% of our traffic coming from each of these categories.














 

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