Advertise
One relevant sponsor beats ten networks. Sponsorships here are sold directly, by the person who edits the publication.
Who reads this
Directors, DPOs and CISOs in regulated industries, mostly in Belgium and the Netherlands, who have to sign off on the things we write about. Audience figures go here once there are enough of them to be worth quoting.
What we do not do
No programmatic. No third-party ad tags. No tracking pixels, no cookies, no retargeting, no data sold on. Analytics are cookieless and aggregate. A sponsorship is a fixed box for a fixed flight, and nothing about it follows a reader anywhere.
The slots
| Slot | Size, desktop / mobile | Placement |
|---|---|---|
home-billboard | 970×250 / 320×100 | Home, after the feed. |
home-sidebar | 300×600 | Section indexes only, sticky alongside the feed. Never on home. |
article-inline | 728×90 / 320×100 | Article, after the third paragraph. |
article-end | 300×250 / 300×250 | Article, after the related trio. |
wire-sponsor | Text only, one line | One line in the ticker and at the top of /wire. |
newsletter-sponsor | 600×150 / 600×150 | The weekly email: one creative and one text line. |
Rates
Rates are set per flight and depend on the slot and the length of the booking. The rate card is not published yet; ask and you will get a number the same week.
Creatives are static images at the sizes above, or one line of text for the wire. No animation, no script, no iframe. Send the file and the destination URL, and we will show you where it sits before it runs.
Supply at the stated size. Where a slot sits inside the text column it is scaled down to the column’s width, and on a phone it scales to the screen. The aspect ratio is never changed, and the box is drawn before the page loads, so a creative never arrives cropped and never pushes the article around.
Talk to us
hello@hosakaseven.com. Elias Dahnin answers.