Giving Free Ad Spots to Charity

This has been a long time in the concept stage and I have also been doing privately for some time now. This blog is giving free premium ad spots to charitable foundations and non-profit causes. The ad spots will rotate along with the paid advertisers and will fill up all remnant inventory for the rest of the year.

I thought that if I’m expecting around 6 million page views this year, I might as well send the remaining traffic as some sort of donation to sites of charities and other non-profit institutions. Compared to a single blog post that gets buried, a banner ad will show up everyday for the entire year (more exposure).

The first recipient for this project is the World Vision Development Foundation, Inc., a relief and advocacy organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities worldwide.

If you’re a member of a charitable foundation or a non-profit organization and wants to get some exposure for the rest of the year, send me an email. Here are some basic requirements:

1) Preferably a registered non-profit organization with a base in the Philippines.

2) Must have a fully functioning website, blog or Twitter account.

3) Banner ads should be in GIF/JPG or SWF. Flash banners should support clickTag. Ad sizes should adhere to IAB standards (468×60, 300×250).

All remnant or unsold ad spaces on this blog will be allocated evenly to all free ad spots for the entire year. I cannot guarantee how much exposure that will be but based on my current stats and ad inventories, it could be somewhere between 1 million to 3 million ad impressions for the rest of 2009.

Abe Olandres

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

https://www.yugatech.com

19 Comments

Andre Marcelo-Tanner says:

16 years ago

good move
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Doc Harry says:

16 years ago

Good on you Abe. I donate to World Vision. Is it okay if I borrow the idea and put their banner on my site, too? Might as well do some good with my blogsite.
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kapusotkapamilya says:

16 years ago

thats a thoughtful move yuga!
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Abe Olandres says:

16 years ago

@andre, kapuso – thanks!

@docharry – yeah, sure. they’d appreciate it.
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Fried Pal says:

16 years ago

That’s good. Sometimes it’s better to give.
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Reel Advice says:

16 years ago

wow! props to you sir abe! it’s good to know that someone out there still cares.
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Philippine Yobbo says:

16 years ago

Pagpalain ka Abe sa iyong kabutihan! Magmahalan tayong lahat! Sabihin sa iyong kapwa na “Mahal kita!”, kung lalaki ka at lalaki pagsasabihan mo pwedeng ganito, “Pare huwag mo naman sanang isipin na bakla ako pero mahal kita eh!”.
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clarkandaie says:

16 years ago

Nice one Abe..Share your blessings..a very good example..very thoughtful of you..
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Ninoy says:

16 years ago

Hi Abe – we are having fun run this June 28 called
GIGRUN 2009. This will be held in UP Dilman, 6Am

This is to raise funds for 2 of our flagship projects one is the reforestation of Ipo and the other one is for the Padyak Project Foundation (we provide bikes for students who live in dorms, they donate 500 for use of the bikes for 1 Sem, saves them money taking the jeep and also lessens the traffic inside the campus.

You can check out the sites here :

http://thegigrun.org
http://upmencom.multiply.com
http://padyak.org

Will send you the banners for your review, kindly
send me your email address.

Thanks!

Ninoy
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Ninoy says:

16 years ago

Hi Abe, posted a comment here re the banners, hope you can still retrieve it hehe, spam daw e.

Thanks!

Ninoy
http://www.thegigrun.org
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