9K9000INC Β· Advertising

Good things deservea little spotlight.

A project you’re proud of. A community worth finding. Put it in front of 9000INC with a banner campaign of your own.

Bids from US$0.10 Β· Reviewed before they run.

Make your next move

Put your work out there.

A few details to get your campaign ready for review.

Your campaign starts with you.

Log in to submit an ad, use an available membership placement, and keep track of your results.

Have these ready
  • A short campaign title.
  • A still or animated banner file.
  • An HTTPS page for people to visit.

Your next chapter

Your campaigns.

Status, staff notes, and results from your latest submissions.

A home for your results.

Log in to see your campaign history, staff feedback, and recorded impressions and clicks.

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Out in the world

In the spotlight.

Approved ad placements in their active run window.

A little room in the spotlight.

No active ads to show right now. Campaigns appear here after approval and during their scheduled run.

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Good to knowCampaign review, bids, membership placements, and reporting.

When does my ad go live?

Every submission enters Pending Review. Approval is required before it can appear in an active run window. Staff record approval, rejection, pause, and end decisions; your history shows the current status and any shared note.

What do I need to submit?

A title, a JPG, PNG, GIF, or WebP banner file, and an HTTPS destination URL. Animated GIF, APNG, and WebP add a flat $5.00 USD unless your membership benefit covers it. Your price appears before submission.

How do membership ad credits work?

Basic and higher earn one credit each active month. Credits stack, never expire, and remain usable after membership ends. Select one for a 7-day placement with no ad price. Staff review still applies.

What does β€œverified” mean here?

Impressions and clicks come from the first-party ad-event ledger. Older aggregate counters are not included in verified results. Click-through rate is recorded clicks divided by recorded impressions; with no impressions, it is shown as a dash. These are event counts, not a count of unique people or a promise of future traffic.