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'''ParksWiki''' is an independent encyclopedia of the Disney parks, operated by '''Sean Ventures'''. Advertising on ParksWiki is managed by Sean Ventures and is kept clearly separate from the encyclopedia's articles.
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<div class="pw-hero-title">Advertise on <span class="pw-accent">ParksWiki</span>.</div>
<div class="pw-hero-sub">ParksWiki is an independent encyclopedia of the Disney parks — neutral, sourced reference writing for people who are planning a trip, settling an argument, or falling down a very specific rabbit hole about a ride that closed in 1994.</div>
<div class="pw-hero-meta">'''[[Special:Statistics|{{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}]]''' articles · three ad slots per page · one founding advertiser</div>
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== Audience ==
<div class="pw-label">The slots</div>
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<div class="pw-panel-title">Leaderboard</div>
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Directly beneath the page title, above the first line of prose — the first thing a reader meets after the headline. Full content width on desktop, full viewport width on a phone.
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<div class="pw-panel-title">In-article</div>
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After the lead section on long articles, where a reader has committed to reading. It clears the infobox, so it is never squeezed into a gutter and never reflows a paragraph.
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<div class="pw-panel-title">Sidebar rail</div>
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In the sidebar beside the article, outside the text column entirely. Visible on desktop widths; it stands down on phones rather than being stuffed into the menu drawer.
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ParksWiki readers are Disney parks fans researching trips: attractions, lands, dining, resorts, events and tickets across Walt Disney World, Disneyland and the international parks. Articles are written to be useful before and during a visit, which makes the readership a planning audience, not a passing one.
<div class="pw-label">How advertising works here</div>
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<div class="pw-panel-title">What we promise readers</div>
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* Every slot is labelled '''Advertising'''. No native units, no advertorial, no sponsored articles.
* Advertising never interrupts a sentence, replaces article text, or sits between a heading and the paragraph it introduces.
* An unsold slot collapses completely. Readers see no labelled holes.
* Advertisers get no say in article content. Editing stays with approved contributors.
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<div class="pw-panel-title">What advertisers get</div>
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* Three fixed, designed placements that match the site rather than fighting it, in both light and dark mode.
* Standard ad tags drop straight into any slot; so do plain image-and-text creatives in the house style.
* An audience arriving with high intent: trip planning, park comparison, attraction research.
* ParksWiki is new and publishes no audited traffic figures yet. Ask for the current numbers and you will get the real ones.
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== Placements ==
<div class="pw-label">Founding advertiser</div>
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<div class="pw-panel-title">SupaPark</div>
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[https://supapark.com SupaPark] is the founding advertiser of ParksWiki and currently holds all three slots as house placements. Founding terms — rate, exclusivity and term — were set once, at launch, and are not offered again.
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Ad layouts are built into the site's design rather than pasted onto it:
<div class="pw-label">Get in touch</div>
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<div class="pw-chip">[https://sean.net/ventures Sean Ventures]</div>
<div class="pw-chip">[https://supapark.com SupaPark]</div>
<div class="pw-chip">[[Main Page|ParksWiki home]]</div>
<div class="pw-chip">[[Special:AllPages|All articles]]</div>
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* '''Leaderboard''' — a banner slot beneath the page title on article pages.
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* '''In-article''' — a slot following the lead section of longer articles.
ParksWiki is a Sean Ventures property. It is an independent encyclopedia and is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company. Advertising enquiries go through [https://sean.net/ventures sean.net/ventures].
* '''Sidebar rail''' — a vertical slot in the article sidebar.
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Every placement is labelled as advertising and styled to sit cleanly inside the page design.
 
== Founding advertiser ==
 
The founding advertiser on ParksWiki is '''SupaPark''', the Disney parks companion app. SupaPark house ads will run in the placements above as the advertising programme launches, and the layouts are being built and tested against them first.
 
== Advertiser signup ==
 
Advertiser onboarding is handled directly by Sean Ventures while the self-serve signup is built. Apps, studios and local businesses that serve Disney parks guests can register interest with the Sean Ventures team — see [https://sean.net/ventures sean.net/ventures]. Founding advertisers are onboarded first and locked into launch placements.
 
== Standards ==
 
* Ads never appear inside article text as if they were encyclopedia content.
* Advertising does not influence article content, coverage or verdicts.
* Only family-appropriate advertisers relevant to parks guests are accepted.
 
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Latest revision as of 07:14, 14 November 2026

Advertise on ParksWiki.
ParksWiki is an independent encyclopedia of the Disney parks — neutral, sourced reference writing for people who are planning a trip, settling an argument, or falling down a very specific rabbit hole about a ride that closed in 1994.
15 articles · three ad slots per page · one founding advertiser
The slots
Leaderboard

Directly beneath the page title, above the first line of prose — the first thing a reader meets after the headline. Full content width on desktop, full viewport width on a phone.

In-article

After the lead section on long articles, where a reader has committed to reading. It clears the infobox, so it is never squeezed into a gutter and never reflows a paragraph.

Sidebar rail

In the sidebar beside the article, outside the text column entirely. Visible on desktop widths; it stands down on phones rather than being stuffed into the menu drawer.

How advertising works here
What we promise readers
  • Every slot is labelled Advertising. No native units, no advertorial, no sponsored articles.
  • Advertising never interrupts a sentence, replaces article text, or sits between a heading and the paragraph it introduces.
  • An unsold slot collapses completely. Readers see no labelled holes.
  • Advertisers get no say in article content. Editing stays with approved contributors.
What advertisers get
  • Three fixed, designed placements that match the site rather than fighting it, in both light and dark mode.
  • Standard ad tags drop straight into any slot; so do plain image-and-text creatives in the house style.
  • An audience arriving with high intent: trip planning, park comparison, attraction research.
  • ParksWiki is new and publishes no audited traffic figures yet. Ask for the current numbers and you will get the real ones.
Founding advertiser
SupaPark

SupaPark is the founding advertiser of ParksWiki and currently holds all three slots as house placements. Founding terms — rate, exclusivity and term — were set once, at launch, and are not offered again.

Get in touch

ParksWiki is a Sean Ventures property. It is an independent encyclopedia and is not affiliated with The Walt Disney Company. Advertising enquiries go through sean.net/ventures.