Want to put your brand in front of people who willingly visit a website called Foolitics?
Excellent judgment.
Foolitics.com is a satirical entertainment site covering politics, culture, internet nonsense, public absurdity, and the occasional story that sounds fake but somehow isn’t.
We offer advertising and sponsorship opportunities for brands that want to reach an audience with a sense of humor and a healthy suspicion of everything.
Advertising Opportunities
Depending on availability, advertising options may include:
- Display advertising
- Sponsored articles
- Sponsored sections or features
- Newsletter sponsorships
- Branded content
- Custom campaigns
- Other weird ideas that make sense after someone explains them
Have something else in mind? We’re open to hearing it.
Sponsored Content
Sponsored content will be clearly identified as advertising, sponsored material, or a paid partnership.
Paying us does not magically turn an advertisement into independent journalism. Mostly because we’re not pretending to be a serious newsroom in the first place.
We may work with advertisers to make sponsored material fit the tone of Foolitics, but sponsorship does not guarantee editorial coverage, favorable commentary, or protection from the laws of comedy.
What We Won’t Advertise
We reserve the right to reject advertising that we believe is deceptive, illegal, malicious, wildly inappropriate, or simply a terrible fit for the site.
Money is useful. So is being able to sleep at night.
Audience and Media Kit
Interested in traffic statistics, audience information, placement options, rates, or campaign availability?
Contact us and tell us a little about your company, what you want to promote, and what kind of campaign you have in mind.
Media kits and current advertising information are available upon request.
Get in Touch
For advertising, sponsorships, partnerships, and other commercial inquiries:
Email: [your advertising email]
Subject: Advertising Inquiry
Please include your company or brand name, website, campaign goals, preferred dates, and approximate budget if available.
We’ll take it from there.
One More Thing
Foolitics is satire. Our readers know that. Your marketing department should probably know it too.
If your brand can survive being located near jokes about politics and the internet, we may get along just fine.