Advertise
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.
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.
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.
- 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.
- 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.
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.
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.